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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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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. ...
... Greene were right when they delivered their sentence above, Kirwan should liave been hanged; if they snlmeqoenllv discovered sufficient grounds for doubling the rectitude their sentence. Kirwan should have been set liberty. There is no middle course justifiable ...
... were have remained there until the 7th of September, the day after that •on which Mrs. Kirwan's death to.-k place. On Wednesday well on the Friday before Mr*. Kirwan's death she and the prisoner went over to the island called Ireland’s Eye, and were conveyed ...
... neighbours willingly; hut I know sins are very great. 1 have received unworthy. 1 ask God's pardon of my sins, and as it was Michael Mealy that led to this fortune, only for I saw him I would not have co.no to (his end; hut Father Coller ssid, if my sins ...
... 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 ...
... conspiracy to kill and murder Mr. Edward White, at Baheenabrogne, in the Queen's County.â Patrick Bergan. Patrick Corcoran, and Michael Maher,stand nut bail, also charged with beiug concerned in the murder. âLeinster Express. MURDER OF M'DONNELL - The long ...
... Toe Alleged Mubdeb at Ireland’s Eye.—Numerous letters have appeared in the newspapers showing the slight evidence on which Kirwan lifts been sentenced death. A correspondent of The Times gives some facts which go strongly in fftvonr of the innocence of ...
... Dawson, M.P., Lord Mayor, Edmund Dwyer Gray, M.P., George Delany, John Mulligan, William Meagher, Alderman, Michael Flanagan, James Grehan, Michael Keman, Alderman, Alfred Webb, T.C., W. J. Corbet. M.P., Andrew J. Kettle, W. F. Moloney, J. E. Kenny, M.D ...