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... high order. THE late catastrophe at ivktobello bridge. THE ISkiUEST. . inoacat was held vesterday the Meath Hospital, . Kirwan, one of the city coroner., on the bodies ',, iae Uunn, Cunniiigham, Mary Anne i . and her child Catherine, four of the persons ...

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... TICKET OF-LBATX MEN. The Earl of I>ONOUGHMOKE rose to move forcorrespondence the granting a ticket of leave Michael Gardiner, convict, who pleaded Guilty” at the Spring Assizes for the county of Roscommon, in 1849, to indictment for conspiracy to murder ...

... the inquest. Cross-examined by Mr. Buchanan.—Her sons, Michael and John, were at home the day the child was left. Michael said the prisoner left it, and said the child was his. Believes it was Michael's child. The child took pains while with her several ...

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... arder. The attachment to issue unless cause of the delay be shown in ten days. M'Deinwttv. Smith, Kt.ijht, and others. Mr. Michael Morris applied, on'biha'-f of the plaintiff, for writ of in junction to restrain the defendants from entering on and committing ...

... pagtstaitu. James Stannlon Kirwan, Esq., of BlmdweU, Fox Hall, Tuam, and Edward Michael Davies, Esq., M.D., of bt. Michaels, Athenry, have been appointed to the commisof the peace for the county of Galway. Newspapeb Pxbacy.— The Belfast News-Letter of ...