... DUIIROW PETTY SESSIONS— Jcne Magistrates presiding, 13. W. Delany, and J. A. Kirwan. U.M., Esqrs. There were cases entered for hearing. . Viscount Ashbrookc's gamekeeper against Pat Daly, of Capponellan, for trespassing and setting snares at Capponellen ...

... defendant Richard Burnham. Er of James Elarnhan deeethed v. Thomas Go hr rent on Nose—:Arthur J. 13°3,., .us plaintiff ; Michael Sbortal, Attorney for the defendant. Edward Kenny v. the London and North Emden Railway Cosapa4.—Action fur IdO, for breach ...

... fever hospitals, 3s. No. on out relief, cost of out relief for the week, £l5 3s. 3d. I'KTTV SESSIONS. TnrBSDAY, July —J. A. Kirwan, Esq., R.M was the only magistrate presiding. There were cases entered for hearing, hut nothing of publie interest came before ...

... Gaol. The case of chill murder is also expected to he imidu out against thu :greased par ties; iii the mean tittle, J. A. Kirwan, Esii, , will hold a special sessions today, for the purpoie o f com pl e teing the informations in the sacrilege ' ea se ...

... Butler, Esq., Wilton, Urlingford, J. A. Kirwan, Esq., R Castleeomer, Paul Murphy, Esq., Seskin, Ballyragget, James A. Nixon, EN., Clone House, do., Dr. Cronyri, Callan, . . Dr. Greene, lirlingford, Michael Esq., Clomanto, E. J. Maher, EST, Litdefidid ...

... female tendered as a witness being deemed unworthy of credit on her oath, Mr. Kirwan deeming be would not hang a eat on her evidence. hoorniations were taken the other comes. Michael Byrne of Climate's, was committed as a dangerous lunatic. Ibe magistrates ...

... the lock-up) esam ned —Proved that she found the chemise prisoner, having been instructed to search her. Acting Constable Kirwan, examined—Got the chemise from Sub-constable Sheedy, and kept of it; identities it. Laurence examined—ls Master at the Kilkenny ...

... cuin• plaint of alleged corporate abuses, end purported to be signed on behalf of the burgesses by Itlichte.l Kenny alit Michael llolohan. The document which a sheet of note paper; was Teel lengthy the writing being crossed and re-crossed, stationery ...

... Butler, Menial au Alarms, and John A. Kirwan, LL.AL., Thum wcre 57 complairts set forth on the Order Book this day, bet the of them did not occupy their worships very Ling. At the opening of the Court, Mr. Kirwan read the following letter received by ...

... ; it was to 2 i i fivonr the prisoner; does not know | whether Mr. Kirwan, H.M., said there should l>e further evidemv ; believes went to Thurleson the subject ; can’t say Mr. Kirwan will examined was examined dbre the Gnmd Jury, i Mr. Arthur St. George ...

... JMtickalee. Rev. Edward Aylwa.vd, P.P., (/asllecomer. liev. Peter O Keefte, P.P., 1 lev. Thomas O’Shea, P.P., Comeris, Rev. Michael Dn-a. Rev. Janie * Purcell. Rev. Andrew Walsh, Rev. Daniel .irroli. Rev. M. Carry, v. Janies o’Gorman. Alter the ceremony ...

... the previous week. JOHNSTOWN PETTY SESSIONS. THUIIIMAT, 17. Magistrates presiding—George H. Houghton. W. Butler, and John A. Kirwan. Emirs. orrtsp onb tut. The Editor does not bold himself i !entitled the claw. bis col resoondent-. 'rim PLANS FOR ST. CANICE'S ...