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... Jane Stewart, 31, Mary Loavens, 20, Ann Tudor, 43, andc ire Michael Cunningham, 22, charged with stealing a watch,c 3al ?? property of William Russell, from his person anil of Ann Tudor and Michael Cunningham charged with having le. received, isarboured, ...
... Rushton awarded him n-£14 only, and would not allow the costs.-A summons ^,against the same party, at the instance of Michael e Kirwan, a seaman, was dismissed. PUBLICANS AND BEERHIOUSE.-.KEEPERs.-Two pub- v. licans and a beerseller were summoned for ...
... some shouting with Mr. Kirwan and the boatmen. They had so far been unsuccessful Michael Nangle, one of the party had, however, g searched in the Long Hole as far as the water would let him, but did not find anything. Mr. Kirwan then proposed they should ...
... island but Mr and Mrs Kirwan. I left the harbour with my boat at twenty before eight to go for Mr and Mrs Kirwan. It was getting very dark then. On near- ing Ireland's Eye I hailed Mr Kirwan, and he answered. When we got ashore Mr Kirwan was near the landing ...
... Express:- ' On the 6th of September, Mr. William Kirwan, an artisr, residing at 11, Upper Merrion-street, proceeded to Ireland's Eye, in company with his deceased wife, fom the purpose of taking sketches. Mrs. Kirwan, it appeared, was fond of bathing, and, while ...
... husband of ?? Kirwan, and had sight children during that rubn period of time by Teresa Ketnvy, it so happened that Theub neither Maria Kitwan nor Teresa~ Kenny had the slightest uchea idea hie was connected with another person. Mrs.,Kirwan sefo abelieved ...
... rival; nor, indeed, was Mrs. Kirwan aware of this fact until about six months back. It may well be supposed how the embarraesments in- separable from such a situation would embitter the feelings and influence the conduct of Kirwan towards that one of the two ...
... Press on a recent trial. Mr. Justice O'Brien refused the appli- cation, but without costs. MR. KIRWAN'S VSITALS. Ata matinde ?? at St.James's ball, MT. P. J. Kirwan showed zealous pains and commendable accomplishment to raise the art of reciting out of the ...
... and the less speedy officers, mixed up with the crowd, were in danger of their lives. Li this imminent extremity Sergeant Kirwan, acting without orders, turned and fired at random; and, taking advantage of the con- sternation which his act caused amongst ...
... FATAL STABBING AT DUBLITL Dr, Kirwan, city coroner, held an inquest lately at the Meath hospital, Daelin, on view of the body of a man named Henry Lewis, a carpenter, aged tbirty five, who came by his death in conse- quence of a wound inflicted on his ...
... not guilty, anrI called several witnesses in their ?? were coemnmitted for trial at the Qoarter Sessions. VIoLESr AsSACI.-:-Michael Burke (42), CourtWillitrn Street North, labourer, and Willieam Purke (22, Isis son, living ini Sheep Street, were charged ...
... Ireland's Eye, on the 6th irlta Kirwan deposed; I amn an artist, residingat - Upper Merrion-street, Dublin. 'le deceased .00, Maria Kirwan, was my wife. I wvas married to her Mm. nine or ten years ago. I have been living sylll bI Kirwan at Howth five or six weeks ...