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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... —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 ...
... (p), Matthew Kenny (s). Assignee of Gregory Browne (o), Martin Kirwan (p), G. L>. (s). Assignee of Gregory Browne and others (o), Martin Kirwan (p), G. D. Fottrell (s). John Slice (o), Michael Molony (p), A. H. Middleton (s). Henry Stokes (o), Elizabeth ...
... due in this month, which concession has been gratefully responded to tbe Lisburn Easter Vestry, Messrs. Janies Mussenand Michael Woods were choeen Churchwardens ; Thomas Johnson Smyth, Esq., and Messrs. John Millar and Hugh M’Call, Officers of Health; ...
... her further than she hud been punished. The three prisoners were then discharged. ASSAULT BT BAILIFFS UPON A FOUND LADY. Michael Homidgo and James Scott, who were eonvictwl of having assaulted Miss Armitt. were placed the bar. Baron Lefroj. addressing ...
... which the Saviour enjoined on his disciples, when sending them forth to preach the Gospel, was—Lore one another. If (Dean Kirwan) loved not hit Roman Catholic or Presbyterian brethren with that active enduring affection, with which Christ loved him. ho ...
... cried out there s athor, ami will have life the Orange party threw away with stones; sub-ilisj«ctor Kirwan was active in making prisoners of them; Mr. Kirwan surrounded Gather's door with the police, put the ttrnngcimm into the house, when the quarrel ‘'“tonarii ...
... Janies Gibson, Robert Cunmug• ham, William M'Cay, Joseph Anderson, Robert Macky. I'TTKIUN’O FORCED ROTES Francis M‘Kenna and Michael M‘Kenna were indicted for feloniously uttering forged note of the Ulster Bank, the 21st February last, at V. onntcharles, ...
... RathkealeâJohn Con wav, UockcorryâWilliam MdU, RoscommonâMrs Brgt. Mulrenan, RoscreaâP and J Smith, ShloroneâLauncelot Kirwan, Skerries âMiss Haoley, SbillelagbâA Kerr, Sweetman, tea*dealer StrokestownâJ Lynam, TemplemorcâJoseph Whitaker, John ...
... Dillon. Castlewellso—Hugh Mooney, Carnew—James Kavanagb, Charlemont—David AlderJice, Clara—Patrick Egan, grocer, Clarecaslle—Michael Clogheen—S Atkins, Clonakiity—John Spiller, Clouegal—John Clones— Wm Brady. Clonmel—S Jacob and Sisters, Bagwell-street. to ...
... Thot. Caffn-v, 102. Lower Duriet-tt. Thomas Keogo, 79. Queen.atreet, Patrick Dunne, Arran-qnay, N. Sinnolt. Biahop^treet, Michael Kean. Tow naend-atreet, P. Hand.M2.Btonev-l>atter Dunaaney. Daly and Brady, 54. street, Joseph Brennan. Merrion-rjvr, James ...