... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... o’clock Thursday, the iust., Mr. having to attend Maryborough Assizes. FRESHFOUD PETTY SESSIONS- Jilt 10th. Mejor si. George, Michael Den Keatinge, Edward L. Warren, James A. Aixon, and John A. K’nvan, R.M., Esq:s. Mi. Kirwau, R.M., rose and said—Gentlemen ...

... Mr. Kirwan—Stale your complaint. Sub-conshible Hayes • deposed that he was duly Ballyragget 23rd | August, and that lie entered Mary Quirkes public house about the hour 11 o’clock, a.in., and found man named John Clear drinking therein. Mr. Kirwan to Mr ...