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... WILLIAM HARTY. Kinnetty. L. KIRWAN, Poet Office, Shinrone. PATRICK COONEY, Surveyor, Franlrferci. TIMOTHY KILLEEN, Draper. Banagher. JOHN GLEAMY. Poet Office, Cloghan. PATRICK EGAN. Ferbane. THOMAS KELLY, Registrar. Eyrecoort, MICHAEL HYNES, Portumna. JAMES ...
... Peter McDermott (in the shale), Mr Edmund Sinithrrick. The only payers present were—MasersJ U Itobetteon, Patrick Shea. and Michael Healy. Mr Kerwick end Mr Hudson sabsequently attended. Mr Burtchaell, county surveyor, and Mr P J Dillon, grand jury secretary ...
... THE PEOPLE. James Kirwan, Keyser's lane. was charged by Constable Fenning with being drunk on Saturday, who said James was generally quiet when ho imbt bee, but the Constable considered it necessary to bring him t the barracks on the present occasion ...
... . WILLIAM HARTY, Kinn.•tty. L. KIRWAN, Po-4 Office, Shinrone. PATRICK COONEY. Surveyor, Franicioni. TIMOTHY KILLEEN, Draper. Bantwher. JOHN GARAHY. Po-t Clugh,m. PATRICK DiAN, THOMAS KELLY. Reghitrar. Eyrecoart, MICHAEL HYNES, Portutuna. JAMES FINNEGAN ...
... improve tho footpath same place. Os Od. Improvements in Aughrim. 19— To repair perches of lack street in Aughrim from Mr. Kirwan’s to Dr. Byrne’s, also to make 4 sewers in said street, and a main sewer leading to that under tho mill race; also to make ...
... the Divisional Court. Motion, Bowen a Guardians Swinford Union. Law Arguments. Lynch Lynch, part heard; Wright a Henderson, Kirwan a Coen, Bharry a Nugent, Perry. The Lord Chief Justice will bear the applications of gentlem.-n seeking to be appointed for ...
... from 5s to 7s 6d and caste for drunkenness. Ellen Quineey and Fanny M'Donaid were fined 6d each and caste for road nuisance. Michael Kenny and Rev A H Gray were fined 6d each and costs, for having doge unlicensed. Robert Valentine summoned Samuel Clarke for ...
... the footpath at same place. £50,40,1. Improvements In Anghrim. 13—To repair perches of the back street in Auglirim from Mr. Kirwan's to Dr. Byrne's, also to make 4 sewers in said street, and a main sewer leading to that under the mill race; to make a paved ...
... AN sea HEA LT-May e s at St. Catise•MoN •-••• clopel. Meath-.crew t. by Rey Dokay, C John, thlol •Pliwt .on of the !It- P-- Kirwan. to Wardree, race•st the late Johe Healy, Beard. CMIln• freolin I.EACII and SEWELL- tool %, at 0-I'n, by the (1- Kelbee Steuart ...
... of the I debate on Lord Hartington’s motins, condemning 1 the Government for moving the troops from India I Malta, and Sir Michael Hicks Beach’s auend- ment, claiming a vote of confidence. Before the I debate was resumed, a few questions were asked. The ...
... sentence. The shoeld have thus— I was mend, (not annoyed) raiding Kr Boorie of it. Jenne. ADDRESS TO RIM. MIL 110tritke I Michael Maio._, examined, depoeed he ie 18th? Yee, I yo• unable from physical On Thursday sight hat the members of the4doeed en the ...
... the Owner, Mr Joseph Kirwan. Anctioneer's commission to be paid by the purchaser. Applications for conditions of sale and further par- liculars to be made to FREDERICK CROSKERtY, Solicitor, 21 Lower Ormond. pay, I)ublin; or to MICHAEL CROOKE, AUCTIONEER ...