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... been seven days employed. Did you get money from Kirwan ? Well, I had some, bht I took it back again. Did vou never receive £5 from Kirwan? I did not. I did not tell Mr. Murden that I got £5 from Kirwan. I got £5 from James Faby. ,Mr. CoFnwY objected, ...
... Blennerhassett canvassing. John Kirwan, the pawnbroker, was with him. I saw them canvass the voters in company. I did not hear what was said by them. I did not see Mr. Morris on his canvass. I know a man named Michael Curran, a bootmaker. I saw him very ...
... and ordered the prisoner's release. GRIEVOUS ASSAULT. M1ichael M'Laoghlin sen., Michael M'Laughlin jnn., Manna M'Laughlin, Patrick MN1'Gonigle, Neil iu 'CnrigMe, Michael Dogherty, and Bryan M Laugh- lin, -ero then indicted for assaulting Chas. Granney ...
... admitting the accused to bail on eutering into suroties, himself in £100 and two sureties in £25 each. SEnIOUS WnlITE7OT OUTRAOU. Michael Drwyer, Laurence Dwyer, Denis Dwyer, end ?? Tierney were indicted for assaulting the habiitation of Thoemas Quirke. Serjeant ...
... transfer from Edward Donnelly, granted. Arthur Donaghey, 2 i & 22, Cromac Street, trans- I fer from John idertagh, granted. I Michael Dougan, 50, Union Street, new ap- I plication, refused. lbohnass Fox, 3 & 5, Union Street, new applica. |tion, decision adjourned ...
... hav- ing only atitnded one drilling. Gallagher considers s himself a descendent of the great O'G&llaghers. He calls himselt Michael O'CarrolO'Gallagher. Rumor d states that it was for using some improper language at Lifford and drilling recruits that he ...
... Eyre Court Castle ; George J. Robinson, Ballinahineh Castle, James Staunton Kirwan, Blindwell; Walter P. Lambert, Castle Ellen; Coruelius O'Ielly, Gal- laghe; Richard A. II. Kirwan, Bawumore; John V. I. Lambert, Aggard; Walter M. Blake, Ballyglanin; Major ...
... C., Mr. F. I Walsh, Q.C., and Mr. J. A. Byrne (instructed by Messrs. Woodroofe & Hogan, appeared for the de- fendant. Mr. Michael King's examination by Mr. HOLMES was continued. Letter produced dated 20th Aug.. '66, is in the handwriting of deceased. It ...
... ralat- ing to the issne appear in evidence. John Bryson, the plaintiff, was examined, and stated that two Farties, named Michael and George Kelly, in the year 1860, owed him money, for which he wished to obtain seourity. In order to obtain this he engaged ...
... re- taired specially in several of the cases. T e case vws accordingly post poned. UXLAWFUL AeSSMnrY. John Fagan, Michael MLooney. Michael M'Mnllan. Patrtck Inllln, Anno Melanr, and John Keys wore indicted for that they, on the 15de August last, at the ...
... prisoner had had a tight with a man named M'Conrt some time before the night of the 29th, when blood flowed profusely. Dr. Michael M'Douuell said he had examined the wounds of the deceased, and that one of the wounds which was under the eye was sufficient ...