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... permission and also with insubordination. Mr Tuohy appeared for Mr Mr Kirwan, for defendant, asked under what statute the (Merge broight. Mr Tabby said I and 2 Vie cap dii sec Mr Kirwan, as a preliminary objection, said the master had no right to bring this ...
... sea Alex Nlertye, Eogre TN L. INTERIM TRAN•I'MR. Mr T F Kirwan move! for an ad int , rin. transfer of the licence lately hell by Mr a Catherine Jennings, of Main-street. to Mr 'rhos patrich, Mr Kirwan, in stating :ipplicant'A position, that the bolder of ...
... Mr Kirwan for Marley; Mr Tuohy for Dolan. Thomas Marley, in reply to Mr Kirwan, deposed-1 live in ; I remember the 11th October ; I found Dolan's sheep in my father's land and I turned them off and was in the not of going home when I met Michael Dolan ...
... IVDC.E DANE AND THE IRISH LANDUAOE. Ballinrobe, Monday. At the Quarter Sessions here to-day an old man named Michael O'Connor had a proevas for £5O against a man named McCormack. When the case was called O'Connor appeared on the table and, in reply to ...
... Mr Alex Slartyn, J came in, and he (Mr Kirwan) repeated his application. Mr Nlartyn also declined to hear it, believing the case to be one which required the attendance of the resident magistrate. He (Mr Kirwan) then told his clients to leave the court ...
... Grathigh, and were joined at the fence by Ellen Hocken, his son,, Michael and Pat Ilorkan, also my wife. Anne liorkan, and four of my children. the eldest of whom. John, is about twelve Michael Horkan. whom 1 now see present, had a hatchet in his hand. My ...
... MON IJ A 17. (Before E. J. McDermott, Esq., P.M; and Capt. McCausland]., TRLSVASS. Thomas Talbot summoned Michael Dever for the trespass of one donkey. Complainant said he found Dever driving the . . , ani - nadinto land. Defenihuit iiaid the tre•ipass ...
... the following speaker. —Mm. Uoune; Messrs Michael HP; William O'Brien ; P A McHugh, tif.P ; T Harrington, HP; Piero* Maboay, M.P ; J J 3LP; John Dillon. MT; 31. Hartland Burke, B.L ; C Barry, sole; T F Kirwan. ; PP Dr Maguire, Comm J O'Donnell, J Mcllale ...
... on the mountain. Cross-examined by Mr Kirwan—Anne Dormady told me on the lith November that my dog killed a sheep on her. Thos deposed that he was at Father Corbett' s with the complainants and defendant. Mr Kirwan objected to anything about the conversation ...
... Mr Kirwan—Now fold it up and look at the signature Job. O'Sullivan beuesth the endurssoient on the back of it and say if it your haudwrltiug. 1 Complainant—lt is Mr liirwan—Very wall. Hand me the Dow. . . . . Complainaut did so, and Mr Kirwan handed ...
... acting in the execution of their duties. Mr Kirwan, who appeared for defendant, said the court could not. now make the order sought in this cane; at least if they did so it would Chainnan —How is that? Mr Kirwan—The notice is wrongly filled. The Act of ...
... on duty on the 220 d October? Mr Kirwan—That is not the question before the roan. President—As there was a possibility of Constable Cleary borrowing Mr Lewis' bicycle, I think the question is very important. Mr Kirwan—The possibility of borrowing a bicycle ...