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... and Miss Fanny Barron, Mrs Collum and Misses Mostyn (2), Mr* M'Kenzie and Miss M'Auley, Matthew O’Reilly Dease, General St Michael Creagb, Sir Philip and Cr impto.i, Captain Edwards, C.van Hegt, Ia Clare and Mieses Crampton (2), Mrs Fit»simon and Mrs O’Connell ...
... best wethers, 6jd. ?id.; ewes, id. to 5d.; calves, to 7d. per lb. Jntclligence, CAPBL-BTRBET OFFICE—WEDNESDAT, DECEMBER 29. Michael Brady and Anne Connor were comimttMilor at charge of stealing « m toys from the house of Mr. Wright, Eden ale, Conynghamroad ...
... circumstances under which it came before the court were, it will be remembered, «s follows The action was brought by Mr. Michael Kelly against Mr. Peter Dowdnll, both of Galway, for trespass. The declaration contained three counts: the first alleging ...
... Overend (in trust) for £l.OOO. Mr. John Robinson, solicitor, bid the carriage of the sale. 9«licc Cntdligtiirr. )AT, JLHK SO. Michael Hart was np charge ! by Police-consfablc 47 A. for having in his poaseasion a cost, in Fishamble-street, for whidi coold not ...
... Q C., and A. ilender»on. COURT OF QUEEN’S BENCH—T uesoat, 9. (Before Mr. Just Cramptun and Mr. Justice Moore.) Griffith v. Kirwan, PRACTICIS —SKCIiRJTV KOK COSTS. Mr. W. Boork**, Q.C., moved the cjurt that the plaintilT be reel rained from further proceeding ...
... called March, 1866. die d f ro the rupture of blood-vessel in the '“h'■ Skctiow lll.—For the beat Cow, of any age, in calf, or Kirwan held inquest the same dsy the body with calf at her foot—Silver medal. For the second best a ' ,pcctabls appearance, apparently ...
... Brownrigg, W A Gib-on. 15th Regiment; Powell Honghton, JP, D L; Robert Atkm. Drew A'kin, Thowipson, 38th Regt; Gordon Graham, Kirwan. J P: Henry O’Hara, Aylmrr Ellis, 38th Regt; Sandes. Smyth, Royal Dub in City Regiment; Peacocke, C J White, Browning. T Barton ...
... -mj-sred with past years: but stores were represented as ever, and oi.angVd owners freely, at, however, head under Ball nsslne. Kirwan, of the county Galway, so d of heifers to Mr. Erins; Mr. Maher, of Galls, bought ISO do., fn-m vnrh-os persons; and Mr. Whelan ...
... Lieutenant; Major Coburn. Al- wolves,’ intimates that His disciples, peaceable and gentle, derman B. B. Smyth, Richard Smyth, ; Michael B. would surrounded wicked men, who would thirst for L»cv E‘o. • John Long, Esq.; Dr. Durham, Lager Willson, their blood and ...
... C. Murphy, Michael Morphy, and the petitioner, eh*re and share alike. It appeared that horn the testator’s death, the year 1837, the farm had been under the management of the executors named in the will, and that in the year 1854 Michael Murphy bad parted ...
... Children; Messrs. L'Amie, Gain, Conolly, and the Churchwardens. Overseers of Public-houses : Messrs. Konallee, Johnston, Michael Roche. Joseph Taylor. Ralph Walsh, and G. L’Amie. Applotters: Messrs. J. Sibthorpe, H. Morrison, and O. Sykes. The following ...
... Branston. Grenadier Guards: Wahab, 94th Regiment: Royal Meath Militia: Dickson, K 0 L I: O’Connell, Stapleton, Grenadier Guards; Kirwan, Royal Dublin Regiment; la)rd Walter Butler, Kilkenny Fusileers; Sir Wm Gordon, 17th Lancers Winter, Meath Militia. Commasdkus ...