... Macorquodak, Ho.h« H»ufh, Coroser Inqi mts.-—Dr. Kirwan »n mqncrt MilcjteiJ Av cca-»Teijnt, is ;Mm Tbo*. Calvetterday morning, at Georges-place, on the ora fCt , Avixa-iiTenup. Mr. and Mm Iw.buw, child named Michael Cummins, aged jour years, who War ,i'*-terrace ...

... man named Charles Drought was brought on remand (rom former day. charged with having wantonly assaulted woman named Elisa Kirwan between eleven and twelve o'clock the night the 15th of Jnlv. in the hall of the honse Iso. 17, Wer’iurgh-strcot. The evidence ...

... Henrv Gregory, BoWit French, Martin J. Blake, John Martyn, Bobert >JUin. John Cheevers, Michael Joseph Brie no, Barton K, Persee, John W H. I.ambert, Marlin S. Kirwan, Major John Bur'ae, John Eyre, James : Martyn, Krauc-a J. Graham, Anthony FUberty, Andrew ...

... cynooit, tvs. then ‘''7. t. H.ee ren' Ibst actionem 11„hard Johnston dtd not a»- ,l„ mu-t bv this bill, sign to Michael ; and, thirdly, that Michael tde, til. msel . j J , Sorlh Ravanagh did not assign James Daly To this repltp. t.. i..n.t* sotgre u. nil droukl ...

... Dublin Caslla Willi -m Corbet, Dublin Castle W He essy, Castle Michael Casey, Dublin Castle John William Gregg. Dublin Castle Thomas H Taylor. Dublin Castle Bland. DuUin Castle T Kirwan, Dublin Caatla A Dillon, Dublin Castle M Bomtord, Dublin Castle ...

... indicted for stealing a bullock, the property of Michael Campbell. The jury convicted the prisoner, who was sentenced to six years’ penal servitude. James Kearnev was indicted for maliciously slabbing Michael Tuite on the of this month. , Sergeant Berwick ...

... -mj-sred with past years: but stores were represented as ever, and oi.angVd owners freely, at, however, head under Ball nsslne. Kirwan, of the county Galway, so d of heifers to Mr. Erins; Mr. Maher, of Galls, bought ISO do., fn-m vnrh-os persons; and Mr. Whelan ...

... *»DiT, Fer. 0. v. //,»,rr ; ill ri' Joi*(~*tock Ant the. Hibernia* Mr. lluchcn (wilh whom were Mr. « illmm Smith, eml Mr Michael Lurhin agent) moved in this rase. Hemiihitt applied tor a (Kiitponemcnt lor one week, in order to enable some the respondents ...

... could for lime he obtained at all suitable to the object; but at length the house now occupied, which was that of the St. Michael’s parish commissioners, was procured; and at the rere of this building a commodious and handsome lecture-room was erected ...

... remunerative. Ido not like bold out peat . d jury, and proiwsed ny new project. From the c enlarged nd- the company ou Tnam Mr. ’Kirwan read the dertakiog was slow in g ent iemen, in limiting expense from f ? ry that the chairman wantages from it. right, & j ...

... handkerchief, which was twisted round his neck, from the bars of the cell windows. He was lifeless. coroner’s inquest was held Dr. Kirwan, and the jury returned a verdict that the deceased deliberately committed suicide. From the documents found on his person ...