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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... —A meeting, convened by the high sheriff, we, held here on Wednesday. The high sheriff. Michael Morris. Esq , having read the petition of Lord G•engall, Mr. Kirwan addressed the assembly. pointing oat the evils which free trade had icfitcted on this country ...
... 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 ...
... Rev. P. Cooper, Very Rev. J. Murphv, Thomas Kirwan, Richard Kelly, Fergus Farrell, Richard O'Gorroan. Denis Coetigan, John OTlagan, William Nugent Shelly, Charles Bianconi, James O’Ferrall, Thomas Clarke, Michael P. Riordau, Thomas Moran, John Ferguson, ...
... Moore-st. Tbos. Gaffney, 102, Lower Dorset-sL Thomas Keogh, 79, (Jueen-sL Patrick Dunne, Arran-quay. Michael Lynnet, Uishop-st. Michael Egan, Townsend-st Michael Keating, do. P. Hand, 12, Stoney-batter and Dunssney. Daly and Brady, 54, Denzille-st. W. J. Stokes ...
... Turbett, French, Isabel Mayne, Rebecca Hennis, Cottingham, Donellan, Hussey, Mabel Husgev, Whyte, (presented), Ball, Kirwan, Emily Kirwan, Plant, Ball, Corballis, Heard, Mayne, King, Brewster, Genie, Catherine Geale, Vickers, Prendergast. Forde, Fanny Forster ...