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... time) a new grauod Christmas Pantomime, entitled HARLEQUIN JACK THE GIAST. KILLER, OR, TIHE DVAR G}NO.ImE And the Ogie of St. Michael's lount. Harlequin, Mr. Alexander; Columbine, Mrs, Goivard Clown, Mr. Garden; Pantaloon, Mr Gates. Doors open at a Quarter ...
... —An appeal to the Pope, to settle the tlispnte between Dr. Kennedy and his rebel|iona faitblui” is now decided upon. Dr. Kirwan, P.P., president of the Galway college, died on Wednesday, of paralysis, lie had been ili for a length of time. Poiiteness ...
... having risen to propose any resolution, Mr. Michael Winter said, that suit did not appear there was anything farther to be proposed, moved that the High Sheriff do leave the chair, and the meetioße^i oolll * Mr. Kirwan said, if no other gentleman vonld propose ...
... in attendance were Denis Kirwan, C. J. O'Kelhr, f.hetl Rocb», Hcnrr Kirwan, Richard Kellv. Michael KsSlt, Charles Blake, P. T. Burke, Pat Prendergast, Thomas Bodkin, M.D. ; Dominick Tally, T. W. Murray, R. J. Kealy, J. M. Kirwan. John Kilkelly, James Clarke ...
... having risen to propose anv resolution, Hr. Michael Winter said, that it did not appear there was anything further to proposed, moved Uiai the High bherifi do leave the chair, and the meeting adjourn. Nr. Kirwan said, if no other gentleman would propose ...
... Protectionist who addressed the meeting was Mr. Kirwan, and his speech was, without meaning him any persnnal olfrnce, a certain animal's handgallop.” The Rev. Mr. Daly then addressed the meeting; and Mr. Kirwan, unaccustomed he was to public speaking, having ...
... meeting was miserably small.” Mr. Kirwan addre-'sed the meeting, attributing much the destitution of the country to want of protection. A pause then ensued, and no gentleman having risen to propo-a any resolution, Mr. Michael Winter said, that as it did not ...
... JTiirloog. Roscomoa Bridget Mulreaan, Grocer '3*rt Rhzn Glynn Fanny and Jane Sotith, Cfasccn Walker ShinroneLaunrelot Kirwan GrMiiard Maguire StradhallrJolm S»e«tman tea dealer Ketls(* Rommorh»llT Brady KPhegttan..,J«.lin grocer Trim Terence ...
... Swanton and Co. Raraelton—Dweid Brigham. - . AGENTS : Rathlicale—John Conway. Roecrea-1. and J. Smith: 'Mimosa—titmicelot Kirwan. Terapitiosore—Joseph S. Whitaker, Thurire—Thomns Ifenessy and Co. Tipperary—Richard Molloy, postmaster. Tralee—ilobn Latchford ...
... petition presented to parliament in favour of protection and tenant right the best means securing the interests of Ireland Mr. Kirwan here stood up and seconded the of Mr. Blakeney. Mr. Fierce Joyce said he was not afraid to say that although he had an interest ...
... IVter Dillon IhmiuorcMartin M*l)oi.ahJ Kdonde-rry .. T. Kelly, lirujKrr ort,. notiia® Cur.a Ferlamc—J. Farloiii? (ialwav- Michael Carr. Eyn* •.(uore. Gott Eliza (*.y:i f ilaaaon..tie* Walter iiia.iard ..lluglj Maguire Kells— ...
... suffice.-/'eertaon- COUNTY GALWAY—THE PROTECTIONISTS. Poniunt to a requisition respectably signed, our Town High Sheriff, Michael Morris, Esq., convened meeting of his bailiwick for Wednesday last . Amongst the gentlemen present we observed the follow ...