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... receplion Qommittee by John A. Starin, came alongeide the Servis, near Sandyhook. ‘The first to board the Canarder was General Michael Kirwan, editor of the New York Tablet, the State delegate of the Municipal Council. He was followed at once by M. D. Gullagher ...
... published the original interview, has lately given number of opinions thereon of the Irish leaders in America. General Michael Kirwan, prominent Irish- American, is simply disgusted with the policy of the Parnellite party. The only course. he says, open ...
... was no mistake aboat the sheet being partly wder hee when she was Tl Pat Nangle had it tied round the body befure Michael Naszle and Kirwan retarued with the shawl, Had she gone down to the water to wash hor feet, and so had fallen in and been drowned at ...
... THE DUBLIN SCANDAL. On Thursday night Captain Martin Kirwan, who was examined for the plaintiff the recent libel action Cornwall r. O’Brien, was arrested at residence Monnt-street, Dublin, on warrant charging him with having conspired ptoenro persons ...
... confederation the Australian Colonies as likely to bind them closer to the empire. SIR MICHAEL HICKS BEACH ON THE POLICY OF THE GOVERNMENT. London, Tuesday Night. —Sir Michael Hicks Beach, speaking at Hereford, said —Our capita! might be unproductive, commerce ...
... Earl of Fine, the Earl of Clancarly, Mr. John Ennis, M-P., Mr. Samuel Gurney, M.P.; Alderman John Reynolds, Mr. Denis Kirwan, Mr. Michael Morris, Q C., Recorder of Gelway; the Lord Mayor of Dublin, the Mayor of Belfast, the Mayor of Derry, Mr. J. F. Maguire ...
... twelve years the husband of Maria Kirwan, and had eight children during that period of time Teresa Kenny, it so happened that neither Maria Kirwan nor Teresa Kenny had the slightest idea that he married to person. ' Mrs. Kirwan believed that site was the sole ...
... found Mrs Kirwan; said. “No; have yon not found ~n common ilefiinet Indies ; there were no marks l Kirwan said. “ f.et go back the same way;' 1 went towards the U,o lingers; the lungs were eoii rc-ted would caused • Long Hole with Mr. Kirwan .I I . '- ...
... Henry, J.P., Tobermore ; Henry Kirwan, J.P., Gardenfield ; Archdeacon of Tuam, Provost of Tuam, Very Rev. M.-O’Connell, President of St. Jarlath's Co‘lege ; Rev. John Fallon, Professor of St. Jarlath's College ; Michael Fahey, T.C., James M‘Dopnell, F ...
... 3058 read Private Matthew Richardson; for 3039, Corponl M Kenna, read 3139, Corponi George M'Keona ; tor 4736 read Private Michael Morphy; lor 5142, Private J. Murray, read 5347 ; lor 4444 read Private George Crcgan; and add Privates John R. Greer, W. Kelly ...
... continued to say that met Captain Kirwan appointment at the Gaiety Theatre, and spoke of occurrences the way home. Do you know Captain Kirwan’s handwriting 7 Yes. The letters produced and read by Serjeant Hemphill were in Kirwan’s handwriting. Baron Dowse asked ...
... Maguire, C.C. J. Powderly, P.P. ~0.8.F. . John A. Murtagh, ~ OB.F. B2y Michael A. Cavanagh, _OBF. £ Martin A. Holohan, 0.8. F. Michael Hughes, O.P. D. A. Boyd, O.P. A. L. Kirwan, O.P. Thos. Brangan, O.S.A. F. Doyle, O.S.A. H. Hedderman, 0.8. A. ...