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... the Nestor*. The wore by n• W. Delimey, J.+ ' ~ to tli• Mations dna day. elided a M^• Kirwan Asked them rhoy wish to h,vo raw diapoatel of at the t'eltv or they pis fet to have it *rot to the j ask no. rhrey they would wish to have the es., - ho.ed of ...
... be not assisted by the authorities he cannot preserve order on the property. Mr Kirwan enquired how much was Mr. Peard'. costs 10 Mr. Penni—Only .CI, your Worship. Mr. Kirwan-1 think if we allow you 108. you will be satisfied. Mr. reard—l'll leave it all ...
... security for their appearance at the neat Quarter Sessions, to which trieuefil Kirwan ordered inforniations to be forwarded against the parties for the offence committed. Mr. Kirwan very clearly and forcibly laid down the law fur the guidance of poor rate ...
... FRESH FORD PETTY SESSIONS— Feb. Magistrate in attendance—J. A. Kirwan, Esq., R.M.° . i William F. Budds, Courstown, against John Purcell, Upper Killahey, for Li due for grazing of cattle. Decreed with costs. Colclough, of Gon-sgrove, against Huetson, ...
... raiDAT, JULY :Magistrates presiding, Major St. George, Michael I). Keatinge, Edward Legit ‘VArren, James Atkison, William Lyster, and John A. Kirwan, M., Esp.,. The magistrates hsi.ing taken their Mr Kirwan, R rose and said—Centleinio the first thing to he ...
... immediate possession of the said Michael Keny, the complainant, to look for game; ha, said Ede. Se,.de, having been then and there provided with a dog and a gun for that purpose, not being dilly authorised by the said Michael Kerry so to do, contrary to the ...
... tinker family (laughter), . Mr. Kirwan—Wu she convicted or brought up for being drunk before? Constable Yee, sir, she was once before Neville, and that gentleman discharged her, ad Elbe' was in bridvwell all night. . Mr. Kirwan—Well, that was no conviction ...
... aelJ J. A Kirwan R.ll. Emir*. CONDOCT. M the eomplaint of Conetabia ..f Tullarnen, Patrick C.mwav, of li:dishy, for being drank ou thy ablie road, at tas, on the 11th instant. 4 The aims complainant awn.' b ßiehsrel garty, of Killeen, and Michael- , orris ...
... JOHNSTOWN PETTY SESSIONS. March 10rn, 1863.—Magistrates attendance —ll. 11. Houghton, Win. Butler,andJ. A. Kirwan, 8.M.. Esqrs. Sub-constable Thomas Golden and Cathnine Phelan, against Bridget Caldwell, for having several articles oi wearing apparel which ...
... thought a little boy un the road had struck Mr. Kirwan—l suppose all the parties were drunk at the time? liaaly-1 was not drank. your reverence ; I only drank two half glasses of whisky two bottles of ale. Mr Kirwan—Two half glasses of whisky, with, ♦ery tkely ...
... and in fever hospitals, 3s. I(A’d. DUKUOW PETTY SESSIONS Thuksd ay, .11 ly ]6th, 3FC3. Magistrates presidiDg —B. W. and J. Kirwan, U.M., Esqrs. There were twenty-six cases for hearing. The Queen against John Linncy, a sliurgor ai.d deserter, who was d ...
... and John Andrew Kirwan, R.M., Esqrs. A**rfuJt. —John Bowden and Nicholas Balleen, were charged by Michael Bowdsn Ciontubbrid, with assaulting him at Balleen, and preventing him of taking his hay on the 15lh day of September, 1803. Michael Bowden proved ...