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... W. B. Burke, county inspector, and Mr. C. G. Teelinst, sub-inapector, were also present. The Queen against John Boche and Michael Fenlon,’ charged with being found wi.h a party drilling on the night of the Cth or rnorning of the 7th inst., in the neighbourhood ...
... Griffith, Ksq., Dunraore, ; the Very Rev. C. H. Seymour, Provost of Tunni, £1; Miss Adair, £1; Mrs, Wilson, £1; R. A. H. Kirwan, Esq., Fort Eyre, £1; Mrs. Hare, £1; Miss Rush, £1; Miss J. Rush, ; Miss A. Rush, Miss E. Rush, £1 ; the Rev. E. Uush,£l; ...
... Dickson’s Dunboyne, yrs (T. Har- risoD) Marquess of Waterford’s Killoughy, 3 yrs (Forster) Betting—6 to 4on the winner; sto bar 1 Kirwan Stakes, sovs each, sft ( Renewed), for horses the properly of Members of the Turf Club or Coffeeroom, or named by consent ...
... Price Flax.—On Thursday, rones of flax, the of James Gillan. scutched Mr. Cross's mill, near Benborb, were sold at the mill, Michael Reil'-y. the price of per atone; the flax was the produce of three bushels of seed. ibe salary Dr. Davis, the medical officer ...
... subsequently transpired of quantity of Greek fire stored the house. No. 8. Essex Street, tenanted by boot maker, named James Kirwan. The room in which the fire took place was occupied a man named Connolly, who has received such injuries thereby that h-.v ...
... for manufacturing and folding envelopes, and printing and gumming labels, &c. Inquest.—Caution to Bathers.— On Saturday Dr Kirwan, city coroner, held an inquest in Jervis street Hospital, on the body of fine young man, named John Campbell, whose death ...
... election lasted for more than days, and its expense was a subject of deep mortification to him. Shortly after this, married Miss Kirwan, and it appeared that the union was ; that his attachment to his wife was of the strongest character ; that he could not bear ...
... to Death in Cocntt Armagh. —On Monday Mr. John Francis Small, coroner, held an inquest in the house of small farmer named Michael Hsnrattv, in tbs townlsnd of Clonghinney, about mile from Forfchill, on the body of wife, who was horned to death on Saturday ...