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... left Octo Wilson's Sa 186y9. for Lo n don by the MAIMS, on Thursday,October 47, zasy, Lombard, VOonovan, May, M'Sweenoy, Michael Noonan, B Dave, Bearden, and Down.y. The roundups ten are sthl western Australia, whale they have rattled to remain for some ...
... of Dr. J. J. Clarke, Mr. O’Donovan, and Mr. S. J. Meany, from the Amnesty Association, and Mr. 1> B. Sullivan, and E. C. Kirwan, from the Martin Committee, who had driven over from Longford, was hailed with great cheering. The assemblage then proceeded ...
... at 1 0 Mrs Martin, Busbfield Bouse, Stillorgao 10 0 Messrs Kelly and Dunne, Warling street 10 0 Very Rev Canon Roche, hS Michael and John 10 0 Mrs Rocbford. Raglan road 10 0 Mr F Kelly, Kingstown 10 0 Messrs and Co, Dominick at 10 0 Mr ...
... late of Blessingfom street, Dublin, gentleman. At Cork, January 20. John Riordao, late of Carrabea. county of Cork farmer. Michael Downes, late of Pcmbroke-atreet, Cork, banger. PETITION PILED December 31. G.'orge Qillis, late 84, Francis-atreet, Dublin ...
... Phillip, Egg ; John Murtagh, Esq ; D B Sullivan, Eeq ; W Fleming, Eaq ; P J Cahill, ; John Ryan, Beg ; Michael Lyncti, Esq ; Michael Leonard, Esq ; M J Kirwan, Eaq ; J J Clarke, Esq; William Jones, Beg; Win Hanlon, solicitor. Philip O'Reilly, Eaq, high sheriff ...
... Sherlock, Mr and Mrs Muiere Brady. Mr, Mrs, and Miss Cornwall, Mr and Mrs Jamea Mpnahun, Mr, Mm, and Miss Cruise, Mr and M'» Michael Dwyer. Dr and Mrs Hancock, Dr Sadleir ard Miss Sewdl, Mr and Mr* Lane Joynt and Mi s Kusrell, Dr and Mis* Haicbe 1. Mr and ...
... the van he said the man had given his name Michael Jenkins, of ; delayed the train at Maynooth for ton minutes, so that the doctor and priest might be sent for. i Mr. William Frazer examined—The deceased, Michael Jenkins, aged about’3o, was admitted this ...
... until had the station ms* ter prerent, although there was quite enough of evidence for the purpose of the inquiry. To Mr Kirwan—From the attitude the deceased took Kilcock there was reason to believe that the deceased would have resisted the officials ...
... ON THE MIDLAND RAILWAY. An inquest was held yesterday by Dr. N. C. Whyte, at the Richmond Hospital, the body of man named Michael Jenkins, belonging to county of Galway, who was found lying the rails near on Wednesday night. Mr. Kirwau, solicitor, attended ...
... complicated questions of pedigree and construction of deeds of settlement from time to time entered into by the family of the Kirwans of Canane, in the county of Galiray. The court made a decrees declaing the righets of the pl~lutiffi to the sum n question ...
... N. C. Whyte, »t the Richmond Hospital, on the body of a man Michael Jenkins, belonging to Ahascragh, county Galway. ‘* * found lying on the rails near Msynooth on Wednesday night. Mr. Kirwan. solicit >t, attended on the part of the rail««y company. James ...
... carriage, or in leaving the naan himself. After short consultation the jury returned the follow, ing verdict; We find that Michael Jenkins died in Richinoud Hospital, the of January, consequence of injuries received falling accidentally from railway train ...