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... Patrick Butler.—House fired into; ballet passed within few inches of body. Canso, took place ol dismissed herd. December, 1879.—Michael Gallagher, Ballymnlty, Kilmanie—Fired Had been fired before. Threatening letter June, 1880. This man bailiff. January, 1880 ...
... at .23 10. to 241 x; Mr. Pat. M. Hugh, of Dublin. 19 from 25 to ; Mr. Tim. maemon. of Waterford, 190, from 2.3 to 46; Mr Michael Monahan, of Gaspard, 40. from 25 v Mr. John Mathews, of Dublin, 90. from 23 100 to 24; Mr. Terence Murphy, of Monaglao, 00 ...
... Berry, Michael Bymea, Thomas Rossell, Wm, M‘Cay, Edward 'Corr, Richard 'rhoma* Cany. Michael Foley. Woumded—Colour Scrgcanu—Michael Keaahao, Waa. Parsons. John Flanagan. Sergeants—John Glynn. Corporals—Thoms* Elms. Privates—J is. BAer. Michael Bray. Was ...
... ,., 28. Mary K. Kirwan, Drogheda, 3rd application, votes. 29. Jane A. Stewart, Belfast, 3rd application. 30. John Ellice, Bandon, let application,-35 votes. . 31. Catherine Caahen, Limerick, 3rd application, votes. ¦ , . 32. Michael Prior, Cavan, 2nd ...
... Norris, Patrick Magmness, L.0., John Woods. Michael Levins, Lawrence M’Kowne, James M‘Eroy, Lawrence Savage, Lawrence Ward. John Connolly, Darnel Branegan, Michael M‘Kowne, Michael Dolan, s* George Tiernan. Michael Clinton, James Walsh. N. Ward, Richard Ogan ...
... James 0 72 16 72 0 0 Divan, Michael 0 16 0 0 Moore, Marlin 10 72 16 34 0 0 Price, Andrew 30 72 16 71 0 | Mathews. James 14 5 16 50 0 I fcleacy, George 30 0 16 0 0 Vilahou. Michael 31 72 16 72 0 0 Ke&n«,oatnee 72 67 Dunne, Michael 82 16 51 0 William 16 16 ...
... Shea, William Stokely, Arthur Tyrrell, Terence Tyrrell, Michael Taggart, Thomas Webster, Patrick Wall, Alfred Ward, John W right, Samuel Yales, George Newton, Patrick White, David Campbell, Michael Peters, l-evi Kcdus, William Chettle, William Batson, William ...
... up on the charge of having left his employment,he being an indentured apprentice at the ship-yard of Mr. Kirwan on the Queen’s Islaud. Mr. Kirwan generously said be did not wish the boy punished, but only something to be done as an example to the other ...
... M'Brire, Joe Vs L Euchre. John Bergs.. C Moloney. Petrick Kirwan, Cursor.. and Patrick Fine, all of'fburles. In the *wood paw the propomr Edward CmitseU. Bagwell .teat. Cleernel. and the Michael Ma.ton. Henry street, Tip prrar. In the Rowe peter the was ...
... of Martin against M'Ateer they convicted and ordered M'Ateer to pay 10s fine and costs, or one week's imprisonment. William Kirwan summoned John M'Ateer, the defendant in the last case, for assaulting him at Warrenpoint, on the night of Saturday, the March ...
... Cherry, Hobert Thompson, John Keogh, George Williams, Sjobard Wright, John Magee, Michael Pitapetrksk, John Hailer, John Magee. John Molloy and Charles Byrne. Head-Constable Kirwan and Sergeant Irwin conducted inquire on the part of the Constabulary, and R ...
... Edward, Curragh Camp (Ist) —lO9 23. Eobeitson, Alexander, Chester, (6th)—lo6 24. Irvine, George Nath., Dublin (2nd) —84 25. Kirwan, Mary Kath. Drogheda, (sth)—s4 -26. M'Manus, Sarah, Dungannon (Ist) —47 27. Stewart, Jane, Belfast (sth) —42 28. Heard, Jane ...