... especially at this season. The following donations were lately received : The Right Hon. the Earl of Granard, per Very Rev. L. Kirwan, P.P., Piercestown, .. L 2 0 0 Mathias E. Maher, Eel., Ballinkeele, per Very Bev. J. Roche,P.P., Wexford, .. 1 0 0 F. J. Connell ...

... John Kirwan, P.P, Tagoat, was eelebrant of the High Mass ; whilst Rev. Thomas Roche, P.P., Lady's Island, and Rev. Thomas Walsh, C.C., chaunted. Amongst these in the , choir were—Very Rev. Clement Revile, 0.8. F , Wexford; r y Very Rev. Dean Kirwan, P.P ...

... C., _ _ Rev. J. Ryan, C.C., Rev. T. Doyle, P.P., RlLlislranflsr Rev. T. Roche, P.P., Rev. J. Kirwan, P.P., Rev. J. Barry, C.C., Tagoat, Very Rev. Dean Kirwan, P.P., Very Rev. B. Meyler, P.P , Rev. T. Clancy, P.P., Rev. J. Keating, C.C., Murrintown, . ...

... , Wexford, thankfully acknowledges the receipt of £1 from Clement Roice, Esq., Churchtow•n, per kindness of the Rev. John Kirwan, P.P., Tag°lll, in aid of the fund now being raised by the Clergy of the Diocese for His Lordship the Right Rev. Dr. Furlong ...

... Two witnesses, Thomas Kirwan and John Kennedy, were examined on behalf of the Institute, and the evidence' of both disproved the allegation of Carley having broken the glass. The case was dismissed, with ss. costs. Bt. Michael's Industrial School for ...

... Shelmane ; Mrs. and Miss Ennis, Granisk, &c., &e. We also observed amongst the clergy :—Very Rev. J. Hogan, P.P. ; tee. J. Kirwan, P.P. ; Rev. J. Barry, C.C. ; Rev. M Sullivan, C.C. ; Rev. T. Busher, C.C. ; * Rev. T. Clooney, Rev. Francis M. Marshall, ...

... for the desks of the school at the same price for which he had supplied them to the Very Rev. Fr. Kenny, for the school in Michael-se—es. 3d. each. Mr. O'Farrell said he was glad Mr. Pierce's proposal was so satisfactory, as it was himself (Mr. O'Farrell) ...

... Masterson. W ,4 mini , Is historical. It is not. perhaps. en well known that. Galan,, .1 lier..y. John Doyle. and Jam. Kirwan they have been as eager to receive the of Holloway's The minute. tneetinz id awl ..:.:zii• .1 and • •Intment as they were ...

... ; Laurence Sweetman, Ballvmae(limey ; John Richards, Youngstown ; Michael Breen. Castlebridge ; J Richards, JP. Macmine Castle ; A J Ilowlin, Ballyharron ; John Maddock, Malin ; Michael K Sweetman, Ballinastraw ; W Thompson,Agricultural Implement Depot ...

... an agrarian type, and that it did not iudicste feeling of tlisaffection in the county. Mr. Gibson applied, on the part of Michael Fanning aud William Fiun. who were charged with homicide th >t they be admitted to bail, the Crown not being ready to proceed ...

... :—T. Tristram, 17 ; .H. Duncan, 30 ; B. Redmond, 20 ; J. Whitters, 14 ; J. Hamilton, 10 ; B. Webster, 9 ; T. Webb, 5 ; J. Kirwan, 2 ; W. Owen, 8 ; J. Mestuham, 6;. extras, 32. Oti the Enniscorthy side, J. Matberson made 30 ; G. Lett. 18 ; G. Preston, ...

... daughter of the late John Milieu, Esq., J.P., of Lieu:nonage, county Tipperary. On Tuesday, the 9th instant, by Rev. John Kirwan, P,P., Tasoat, attended by Rev. John Roice, Wexford, and Rev W Fortune, President All-Hallows, Ignatius Romiter, Esq.. Johnstown ...