... remain—The Norr y Kirwan, Whelan, from Edward's ielascl, was totally wrecked at Italie- ' December. i Limerick for Liverpool. Enterprise, Carroll, nant Cove 12th inst. Rosette, Bertlett, catered at Gothenburg [for from Cork fur Drogheda. Kirwan, Whelan, for ...

... that this last allusion is pointed at Dr Kirwan, the Principal of Queen's College, Galway, who, it seems, has lately been struck by some form of paralysis. Arrest of an Outlaw.—An atrocious character, named Michael Hawkins, one of those charged with the ...

... l l r• Kirwan made a speech in which he sketched v , e melancholy state of the people— The landlord, Merchant, th e s h op k eeper, an d ever y other man ri mi he ,community felt the free-trade system inju - , e i o s • Such were Mr. Kirwan's words ...

... having riven to propose any resolution, Mr. Michael Winter said, that it did not appear there was anything further ba proposed, ha movad that the High Sheriff leave the chair and the meeting adjourn. Mr. Kirwan avid, if no other gentleman would propose ...

... risen to propose any resolution, Mr. Michael Winter said, that as it did not appear there was anything further to be proposed, he moved that the High Sheriff do Teave the chaff, and the meeting adjourn. Mr. Kirwan said, if no other gentleman would propose ...

... the shape of resolution, whereupon Mr. Michael Winter said that as it did not appear there was anything further to be proposed, he moved that the High Sheriff do leave the chair, and the meeting adjourn. Mr. Kirwan said, if no other gentleman would propose ...

... holding it out izi his fingers. M'Ardle directed Connolly to go the other s'deof his shop, whore his master was. Sub-Constable Kirwan, who was stationed at Camlough at the time, said he arrested the prisoner, on the Bth November last, and that ho found 18s ...

... failure far more ridiculous than that which attended the Longford demonstration.” The battery against trade was opened by Mr. Kirwan, justice of the peace, who wound up his address by reading portions of the Glengall manifesto, and leaving to the succeeding ...

... . Patrick Egan, grocer DUNMORE Martin EDENDERBY Patrick Kelly KYRECOURT Thomas Curran FERBAXE -James Furlong GALWAY - Michael Curr GORT Eliza Glyn GLASSON Georgo Walker GRANABD Hugh Maguire KELLS G. F. Henderson KILBEGGAN John Egan, grocer KILLALA ...

... having risen to propose any resolution, Mr. Michael Winter said that as it did not appear there was anything further to be proposed he moved that the High Sheriff do leave the chair and the meeting adjourn. Mr. Kirwan said if no other gentleman would propose ...

... Wednesday, announcing the death of the Rev. Dr. Kirwan, President of Queen’s College, Galway, Sunday last, at his residence, of wl' : ch he was parish l'or some time previous to the opening of the College, Dr. Kirwan had been in declining state of health, and ...

... announcing the death of the Bev. Dr. Kirwan, President of Queen’s College, Galway, on Sunday last, at his residence, Onghterard, of which he was Parish Priest. For some time previous the opening of the College, Dr. Kirwan had been in a declining state of ...