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... Patrick Early, Michael Malone, Thomas Flynn, John Quinn, Daniel M'Kenna, Joseph Cronin, Joseph H. Lalor, .Thomas M. Holden, John Joseph Hickey, Michael Hickey, Patrick Hickey, William Hickey, Adam Lacey, Patrick Rogers, Samuel Callaghan, Michael Fay, James ...
... M Ardlc, Michael Fay, J“«* James Murphy, Michael Bourse, Hugh J Timothy Pluokett, J' Michael Joseph Condon, James 0 linen, Maurice Fitr.simona, W illiam klacaey, Edward M'Guiggan, Michael Deny, James Burns, John Gallagher, James Smith, ...
... been seven days employed. Did you get money from Kirwan ? Well, I had some, bht I took it back again. Did vou never receive £5 from Kirwan? I did not. I did not tell Mr. Murden that I got £5 from Kirwan. I got £5 from James Faby. ,Mr. CoFnwY objected, ...
... Blennerhassett canvassing. John Kirwan, the pawnbroker, was with him. I saw them canvass the voters in company. I did not hear what was said by them. I did not see Mr. Morris on his canvass. I know a man named Michael Curran, a bootmaker. I saw him very ...
... Townsend Stzeet, 'were &dared the Hr the ereeti.et att Lyateie Daus, !South 'rod., for If —Yesterday, pain woman armed Jane Kirwan, reading in Grail,. Start, fell inn, the fire in bee or a Linne. She aae burned is Await* Wenner on the bowl, anew, end hely ...
... ralat- ing to the issne appear in evidence. John Bryson, the plaintiff, was examined, and stated that two Farties, named Michael and George Kelly, in the year 1860, owed him money, for which he wished to obtain seourity. In order to obtain this he engaged ...
... Borough of Galway in Parliament. Mr. Carroll’s observations were wholly inaudible. Mr. Wm. Do>ovan seconded the nomination. Mr. Michael Morris, on coming forward, was received with loud cheers. He said—People of Galway, here I am again seeking at your hands ...
... addressed his Excellency requesting him to become the patron the institution. The society was founded in 1791, by the late Dr. Kirwan “of European reputation it is non-political, and altogether literary. The Marquis of Abercorn in his reply accepts the position ...