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... and tbo court rose about one o’clock. JOHNSTOWN PETTY SESSIONS—Feb sth Magistrates in attendance—William Butler and J. A. Kirwan, R.M., Esqra. James Broderick, of Johnstown, against Wm. Bergin, of Bawn, lor 7s due for tailor's work*. No appearance. Charles ...
... 23t1i ult. Bridget proved that she had blackened her body and her two eyes Mr. Kirwan—Wu* there any person present ? Bridget—None but the great Gud any myself. Mr. Kirwan—You should not take the Loner name in vain. Judy asserterated it was Bridget's isulr ...
... not liahk* under act. FRESH FORD PETTY SESSIONS— Mat lotii. Magistrates in attendance —AYilUam Lyster and J. A. Kirwan, K.M., Esqm. Michael Ryan against John Leahy, ot Craddock blown, for taking grass Ills land. No appearance. Edmond Slattery against James ...
... horses and ten asses. Decreed ss. ami cost. -Martin Phelan against Michael Holland, of Fouikacourl, for trespass ol* sheep, 2a. 4-J. and cost. Bab-eoustable John ArmMrong against Michael Do.vling, lialief, lor drunkenness, ined cost. Lord Mount garret against ...
... TBL'RSDAY, MAT 21. Magistrates presiding—B. W. Delaney, P. Hare, and J. A. Kirwan, lt.M , There were 24 cases entered for bearing. BOUNDARY commaisr. John B. Brady, Esq., and Michael Branigan, of Raheenduff, appeared against Edward 3foure, Mi chael Moore ...
... •04D %NCB. Mr. Michael Deady, of J. rpoint, and John Ala• 'lion. Mum:arise, •ere tined 5, mud et.s.s for &dosing their horses and ears to go without a person in charge, their drivers haying neglected ihuir duty in that respect. A nvinuer of complaints ...
... contempt. ordered against her. Michael CI man charged James Washiagton, of Freslitord, with allowing ass to winder on the poetic road. Fined Id. and cost': The sane official complained of Michael Joyce, of Tuirid, and Michael Burke , of liil l a suulan, ...
... cotivirten recorded against, them, Mr. Kirwan imposed the lowest peatlty which was 2s 6d e:tcb, with costs of court. 'Else defendants readily paid the fate, and went their way joking of having go.. oil so easily. Michael Kett.) and Martin Koary, were convicted ...
... INJURY TO TOL ROADS. James Byrne, Michael Cuildihy and Michael Grimm ware summoned at the suit of Peter Burtchaell, Esq., County Surveyor, for willfully injuring the public roa•1, by digging and ending lam.•. Mr. Holden, Auistant Surveyor, pro ocuted ...
... FRESH FORD PETTY SESSIONS. April the 17th, i? 63. Magistrates presiding —Major St. George, J. A. Nixon, and J. K.M., Esqrs. Michael Grace against Patrick Doyle of Sweethill, for trespassing on the road. Fined Id. and cost, 24 lieurs’ imprisonment. Daniel ...
... BALLYRAGGETT petty sessions, Wednesday, April 22nd, 180: presiding —John A. Kirwan, Esq., H.M., and Colonel Bull, P. rd’uliacl Maher, John Maher, and Honoria Burke, of Couahy, appeared to answer complaint Nicholas Dowiiey, same place, charging theni with ...
... THURSDAY, NOV. 5, 1803. Magistrates presiding—H. W. Delany, P. Haro, A. St. George, and J. A. Kirwan, R.M., Esqrs. Thera were fourteen eases entered for hearing Michael Kerry, of Park Hawn, against Edward Seale, of Graft on-street, Dublin, shopkeeper for “Hint ...