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... Mrs. Kirwan, at Ireland's Eve, a short time since, wvich was adjourned from Friday sen., was resuted on Friday morning last, it Howth, before Major Brown. rigg, and the parties concerned for the Crown, and the husband of the deceased, Mr. Wm. Kirwan. As ...
... Clarke, Martin Poolan, Thomas Doneg-hee, Wiflliam Poran, William Coach, Michael Horri,,ae, Patrick Kehue, Hugh M1'Namara, Patrick _M'Natunar John M1'Neniary, Michael Nuolan, 'Michael Meroney Thos. BailLey, George Jeff'ries, William Battrson, WIt- hiam Harris ...
... £12; 11fr. James Lynam sold a lot of heifers at £10) Os; Mr. Ralph Cullinane sold a lot of 60 ditto at £13 10s; Mr. l)enis Kirwan sold 40ditto ?? 1t5; Mr. Rochesold'a top lotof ditto at £13 1is; Mr. J. B. Concannon sold 30 do. at £9 12s'6d; Mr. Norman ...
... years been in the employment of Mr Michael MKFeely, as carotalcer of his public stebles, Foyle Street, Derry, died from this terrible dilease. lie had caught tie infection from a horse with which he had come in ?? ?? Kirwan, City Coronel, held an in- qiest ...
... POLIrEr CoURT.-Yesterday, W. S. Tracy, Esaq., RXA., presided in tins Court. Michael Martin, a shoemaker,iiaged 50 years, Richard Kirwan, a labourer, aged 60 years, arid Michael Qaigley, labourer', ageril 27 years, were each sentenced to one monith's im- ...
... forecastle; George Dawson, AB; Christoper rIrvin, AB, mnissing; Wr. Blarret, armonrer's crew; r John Powell, slt class boy; Michael Mahnsley, gunner, -, u M A; Robert Moore, gunner, lr MA; William Daw, a gunner, R MA. a Magicienne-Richad Abbott, private ...
... tile Cres- cent, Limerick. LONDONDIRRY CITY AND COUNTY.-John Alex- ander, Esq., Newtownlimiavatdy. LoNGlFoRD.-.Jhu1 Stratford Kirwan, Esq., Bawn, Longtord. LOUTI7,-Laurence Waldron, Esq., M2.., Ballybrack, Dalkey. MAAYO.-Colonel Charles Knox, Ballhirohe. ...
... from May, 1851, at a yearly rent of £65, and to keep. up ipolicy of insurance against fire for £1,000. The biddings were-Mr. Michael Smith, £50; Mr. J. Reod, £60; Mr. Smith .£70; Mr. Reed, £8xg Mr .4, avery, £9,0; Mr. J. Weod, £100. Mr. Reea was declared ...
... TIE INQUEST. Ton inquest on the bodies of those wvho wvere drowned wans resumed on Tuesday in the Meath Hospital, before Dr. Kirwan, City Coroner. Win. Smith, private in the 4th Light Dragoons ?? Saturday night last, between nine and ten o'clock, I was going ...
... The .arl of Eglinton gave some information respect- ing Kirwan that will be interesting to every ireader * In an island near Dublin, said his lordship, called Ireland's Eye, a man named Kirwan murdered his wife in a most dreadful manner, and upon c ...
... MAHON IN 1847, IN IRELAND. The Earl of DONOUGINIMRE moved for corres- pondence respecting the granting a ticket-of-leave to Michael Gardiner, a convict who pleaded guilty at the Spring Assizes for tile Couity of Roscommon, in 1849, to an indictment for ...
... Sir H. ~jo, Fleetwood, Bait., M.P. ; Colonel Taylor, M.P.; ig- Mr. Hudson, High-Sheriff of the County of se. 'Galway; Mr. Michael Morris, Recorder of Gal- jes way ; Colonel Dunne, M.D.; Mr. Lefroy, M.P. ; 3d, Mr. Gregory, M.P.; Mr. Waldron, M.P.D Io& Mr ...