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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 ...
... night. Jiilia Lonergan, sailor's wife, fined 2* fi'l, and fid e'-sts, or in defnult hours impris onne-iii for lieing drank in Michael street. She request '•d time .or paying it—giano d till Sa’U'day, when she i» to receive h» r “imlf-piy Mary Oigan, ofTmmo ...
... 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, ...
... 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 ...
... CVtlecomer district —Mr. Bryan, Air. Kirwan, the resident rate. Air. Cooke. Mr. Buthr and myself. Three of those magistrates are opposed the license, for the reasons just stated by the Chairman. Mr. Bryan and Air. Kirwan, who are absent, have authorised slate ...
... centre the nubile road at Ib-imvn. eontrarc to law. The detcmhnt d having made the fence, or having been employed make it. Mr. Kirwan slated that the offence was a public one, and he being the occupier of the premises, the Dench could not entertain the care ...
... of the public mail, contrary to law. The defendant denied hay. ing outdo the fence, or having been ewployed to wake it. Mr. Kirwan stated that as the offente was a public one, and the man being the occupier of the premiers, the Bench eould entertain the ...
... Quinn, J F Fraser, Rev Mr Dail, ?? Wilitam Gernon, Barrister; Rev T O'Malley, Thomas F Horgan, Rev Mr Kirwan, Very Biv- Cii Farrell PP DrO'Brennan, Michael Dwyer, Caoli5Tefographe and the Hen Secretary, RJ Dovlt, TO. . The minutes of Isetdayremectng having ...
... DEATHS. April 29, at No. 1, Lower Doraet-atrect (Big Tree), Michael M Cann. after a long and painful illness, which he bore with Christian patience and resignation. His remains will remoTed for Interment In Glasnevln Cemetery, halfpast ten o’clock on ...
... Christopher Neary, Monavallett, Louth Mr Michael Carahcr, J P, Cardistosrn, Ardee ••• Mr Michael Caraher, for the late I James Caraher, Karristosen, do The Her E.i aard Dooley, C C, Tullyallen, Drogheda '■ Very Her. Michael Lennon, P P, | Crossmaglen, Armagh ...