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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... of Umardians, £1,624 6e 4d. - • Ferric SESSION& THOUDAT, 111. Magistrates presiding—George Henry Michael Den &sittings, Will am Butler, and Joku A. Kirwan, &Id.. &qrs. There seemed to be a goo I many cases entered for hearing. but as usual &bey were chiefly ...
... against Nieholu Byrne, Michael 'Hominy and Martin Morrissey, and that of Thomas Tynan against Mithael Morrissy, and also Michael and Martin Morrissy agamst Boyne, 'fhoma. Tynan. Fergus Ilnyne, John Maher, Kate lio ) ne and Michael Maher, were called out ...
... charged by Congahh* Murphy with allowing her two pigs to wander the public road, the 2Slh May. She was fond 2d. and costa. Mr. Kirwan —You see the difference between the fine for pig and that for dog. have often advise people to feed pigs instead those dangerous ...
... document. Mr. Kirwan—Why, Edut.mil, it does not appear there were many of the sheep in the cabbage ; there is one large number set down, but no meallion where they were. Edmond—Oh, they were in the cabbage, your honour (laughter.) Mr. Kirwan—Give me the ...
... KILKENNY JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY JUNE 2A, 1803. S PETTY SESSIONS. Friday, Junr 19Tir.— Magistrates presiding— John Waring, and J. A. Kirwan, U.M., Esqrs. There were a great number of eases entered for hearing, and the court was densely crowded, it required considerable ...
... 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 ...
... with allowing her pigs to wander., on this public road, at Uraigoe's- wood, ou the May last. - She was fined-Vend. Wads. Mr. Kirwan—You see the different* between the fine for a pig and that for a dog. 1 have often advised people to feed pigs instead of ...
... The proceedings were then brought to a Goianiasion in the usual manner. • . URLINGFORD LiMON—.lots It: Guardiani present —Michael Cahill, Of, J.l l °, in' the chair, and subeequenily, Willis* Butler,' Esq., J.P.; H., DI-Donnell, ►V. Fitzpatrick, P. Hackett ...
... the week.ls 10Id; infirmary. Os infirm, 2s Id; hall diet, Is bd; fever hospitals, is 2.41. TithoiDST Magistrates Butler, A. Kirwan, R M., Emirs. 1 OLT: TROMASTOWN QUARTER SESSIONS. The Chairman of the County, Thomas de Md. leyns, Esq., resumed the criminal ...