... the habit of doing this vory often. I Cootpl.tillant Was then called, and in answer 1 to Mr Kirwan mid it was the stone broke the meg hit the phewwt. i Mr Kirwan, addressing bench, - ' Well, as your worships hare made up your minds to convict I hereto ...

... the steutuor, but seas prevented by the ti•ket Mr Kirwan was at the titue standing ,nay at ; shortly after Mr Kirwan on the steamer the steamer • • s .• -bort distance out defendant too iris Mr Kirwan ; one of the i.•pt ho getting nxre violent, and he ...

... dikeovered for cure I of Moot and Skin I)..etv.en. ('Lures Sesofoilk or Killen Evil, Bone Atwee..sev, and Skin Disease.. Mm It Kirwan Street, Dublin, writes I.ti March, 1693 —Your lierlane his been the of making a rind cure of my bit boy, who suffered from ...

... ro4nmhhtiouors. Weetport, and he only charged £2 ho had to do • great deal I more work ,than Mr Kirwan had to do at our !adjourned meetiug. Chairman—Mr Kirwan did no work at our meeting except to on. Mr MN:any-1e 13.4.1 a legal fee for perfecting a howl ...

... Thom. ?Millet,. and the evening in attention he VAMP to Hallinrols, 1.. get his wars, which hert at shout 9.30 put. Ile met Michael Ash and Duddy at 4 larvey's c orner. They went into Fminey sto n trunk ; he did not go with them. but remained at I corner ...

... Petty Sessions. (Before A. EA:I.ICM, in the chair : B. ; Col Knox, J.l', and S. W. F. Kenny, J.P.) CASES. Michael Garvey SUlMlloiltki Michael Feerick , for eassultinu on the 21st November. Bernard Bennett> , summoned Feerick for , assault on the same ...

... gan s evidence Mr Kirwan asked that the clerk's note be taken in evideuce to-day. Mr sherolan objected, amid after some dtscuslion the court decided not to accept the note of evidence. but to hestr the case without it. . . _ Michael Bartley, sun of plaintiff ...

... it on the ground. 11.-examined by Mr Kirwan—l was nevcr charged with any offence in my life; I never bad a row with Garvey before. Chairman —Yon didn't any suith word Carey used? No. John Coyne (examined by Mr Kirwan) des posed—l on the Blessed Well ; I ...

... litchi-at met, Hallinn.be, for igelling drink on Sunday. 18th September List, contrary to the statute. Messrs Tuohy and Kirwan defended. Mr Kirwan appesinsl in on helialf of thel'entral Executive a Liquor Trade in Constable M'lsaighlin, in to Sash, devoted I ...

... Mr Tuohy for applicant. J Farragher, Bowgate-st, Ballinrobe. Mr Kirwan and Mr A B Kelly for applicant. , The police opposed on the ground of insutli, tient aecounnottation. . Mr Kirwan pouited out that it was only for temporary accommodation. Col Knox ...

... when in the Ills honor—What is yoar defence, Mr Kirwan? Mr Kirwan—My defence, your honor, is IWO we don't £2 17s 6.1, or a penny—that we have over-paid him if any. Defendant 4411/1 then examined hy Mr Kirwan and deposed—l am the defendant in this I employed ...

... alleged by Burke that he was on the farm. Mr Kirwan—ltightly or wrongly, are you charged with being the man who hunted Captdiu Boycoti out of Lough Mask Witneas—lf the magistrates tell me I'll answer. _ Mr Kirwan—Go down. Edward ; that will do. Bernard Burke ...