Joseph Steen 1910 court case

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Irish Petty Sessions. 

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  • Donegal Petty Sessions
    
    31st Decr. 1910
    Names of Justices by whom Order made: Geo. R. O'Connor, James Clarke, Wm. Gallagher, Tho. Hamilton, Wm. J. Stewart, James B. Gamble, Haslett Hastings, Thomas Holmes, John Woods, Hugh Carlin, Robert J. B. Harper, Michl. Shesgreen
    Complainant: Sergeant William Love RIC of Raphoe
    Defendent: Joseph Steen of Dromore
    Witness: Serg. Love
    Cause of Complaint:
    "Sheep Dipping"
    You the said Deft. being the owner or person in charge of four sheep on a farm at Dromore, did fail to dip four sheep within the prescribed Autumn Dipping period viz: from 1st Septr to 15 Novr. 1910 as required by the Sheep Dipping Ireland Order 1910 whereby you have committed an offense against the Disease of Animals Act 1894.
    
    Particulars of Order or Dismissal:
    Defendent convicted and ordered That the said Defendent pay for Fine the Sum of One Shilling and for Costs the Sum of One Shilling And, in default of Payment forthwith to be imprisoned in Londonderry Gaol for Seven days Hard Labour unless the said Sums shall be sooner paid.

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