... ptiaon inapector’a repoit, bronght before the public by his lordahip. , SERIOUS ASSAULTS. .. f : Samkj moat was c idm oamad Michael on hia wifa QlUtgaa. The parties reside io the iwigbbparhoaJ Xttain, and it appears a dispate frose froi» poor -sroman having ...

... that application for relief and in reply Banana. They are not deetiw“ W ell application for relief wa» behalf of John Walah, Michael Walsh, They are not destitute J miana. j ohn W.lah has bee. to delicate atoto of health. Ton the Wth nIU The others are now ...

... inta J ui ; tr|l , hpv bad a good line, and a financial „y fanhvr r-duct,on ~f ,h-grant. Captain Thurnln.l, '(iiiardians Michael F. Treaton, Esq. presidsaid have raised the tone of either house, Ihisisa stations asked his lordship to respite execntion ...

... Madia is now living iu Vortocarran, his father. Mr Dooley says, portion of letter. -tt forbear referring, to the eviction of Michael ana Tat for uo other cause save that he bis jdo*w*! wife for a single night into then* hoiW*- 1 deny that there any foundation ...

... the following Frizes for their IiAZtAR of next October, v ii. : . A handsome Morning Service of China, from Mrs. JaiUL-ft Kirwan. On« dozen of fine Damask Table Napkins, from a Friend. dieiurhance of the tenants occupancy by some covetous land sh irk ...

... mlonaugh. la-.vrence M'dlen. ve-i, l.ec, a few d .vs the curse of ttand the atsrlled apirirv of kindred, fearing that K -«rv Kirwan. Ni-hol.a Browne dnlh- K,roun University. nudtn sa' St.d Heir lodii* might «-d a»d .n-r „, IVKHII . ,v. 1.-.-nee S-nith ...

... lOd. , , Mealy, Relieving Officer, hud before the Board notice which had been served on him of the eviction of Andrew and Michael Cullinan, from part of the lands of Cortoon, the electoral divison of Carrarevagh— Plaintiff, George Vesey, Esq. Mr Curran ...

... railings commence paying dieidends to the original sharehol era - -«-r- a* on handsune granite bii«e. ihe new railings will eI1 8 Kirwan, F.s concurred iff every word ...

... Martin. H.Ci James Faity.T.C; Joseph Semple, he Popes took refuge from the tyranny ana soiierj oi »;ii a .hn Red,ll n*ton. Michael Hosty. tx , H.nrj Nero, and have felt my bIo.J tingle test, winch, »ll probability, will end the ute Kowan. ». r . Rev M, ...

... thoogl, .Inly the twoch warrant- tom p. I led him to surrender charaed with bemn iliunk and disorderly in the sir eta Mr Michael P ll-tv n. lilifitopper lift her, ILAM. forwarded from oor office iu proper time—never reached ushered into the Presence ...

... OToliwr.iy ■ I were peewit Cadorna, it follow, a. o'” i Tnl[ , .,how the county Kildare Agricol- Oharle. Blake, V.C., and Denis Kirwan, Chairman, Holy Father Pin. the Ninth Brno j vai br|(l on wine«l.y at Alhy. occupied th. chair «lcc«e.irrly ; and I* meeting ...

... r which very much concerned thorC who bestowed M‘Dooagh, John Golding, Michael Costelloe, and Henry tion of the boy ? the alii.g —the motive from which they acted; for, in Kirwan, tssqrs. It was explained that if the mm were removed to fing « bad ...