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... Its;`v ?? 'gaza C.C., Clifden, £1 Rev. Thomas trs, P.P, Milltown, 0sa.; henry Kirwan, t%?, loJ ' Gardenfieeld, Jo. ; Mrs. Iteilly, Dan- ,i 2(,g d John Breheny, dot Os. ; Michael How- O11 daoerely, d. Carles Morrisss, do, 2s.-Yours, PATaRIC LIVINeoNmo, 0 ...
... Burke. Sailors, Marines, &c :-Captain Fitzgibbon, b Mr. D Co6ffy, 'Mr. H Coffey, Mr. C Fitzgerald, Mr- , Hewson, Mr. Martin Kirwan, Mr. B Coffey, Mr. F Arthur Montgomery, Mr. J B Barrington, Mi. I IA Maconchy, Mr. A Batteroby. Mr. R M Levey conducted a ...
... in theiei possession some of the stolen property. Mr. Curran (insitructed by Mr. Gerald Byrne) defended the plisoners. Mr. Kirwan stated that his plaoe had been broken into on two ditferent occasions, and property to the amnount of Lia stolen. The prisoners ...
... KItWAN AND SOLCIxTORas AcT.- Mr. Carton, Q C, applied on behalf of Mr. Walter Kirwan for an order that he be admitted as a soli- citor on payment of stamp duties and fees. Mr. Kirwan's affidavit, on which counsel moved, stated that on the 17th of January, ...
... JURY SITTIN GS. Ehmw ?? and a Common Jury.) ?? trinl of this case was re- dbfecering slav. Tire action was hU3sU frona Mr. Michael Gunil 12a rils prioeurneut. The case of :41 vs that an eimploys of the trawl ie~er, gave hism into custody pd~irbgattoepted ...
... Catholic Total Abstinence Leagdi of Dublin was held last evening at the council rooms, Grenville-street, Mountjoy-square --Mr. Michael O'Toole in the chair, The hon. sec. submitted a balance-sheet of the receipts and dis- bursements on account of the Catholic ...
... Patrick whelwa, Thomas lathisey Theas Gilmeore, Johnl AL Os'Conor, Martirs Dolap, Jerir Crin- niighisre, Arthulr O';onnor. Michael Jilrttery, Johin bsonelan, Rich2ard lbeheoan, ?? J Mrliarkery, Patrick O-Cennor, John lKelly, John lEgan, W~illiam Selly, ...
... Cation on the temilnastated.ha COURT 03 J3AiKuUPTCY. e (Beforatthe Honi !hdgo Miller.) i IN TILE MIAr'I'R oT, rw ESTATE or MICHAEL, Wr WEUBl-TJhO estate and interest of the bankrupt in NV. the licensed' Ifou~e emud, premises No1Thi Mleet. ret. etr-out, ...
... of undue influence an was, however, withdrawn, and the will was ad. of mitted to probate upon the examination of Mr. PI' Michael Henry, olicitor for the plaintiff, who had 3& prepared the will and witnessed its execution on in 'the 12th July, 1878,.upwards ...
... residing in the county of Tipperary. Mr. Jo Jeremiah Perry appeared for a number of credi- Ta tore, and applied that Mr. Michael Carew, the petitioning solicitor, should be appointed assaignee. ju The application was granted. a e e IN al RIcHAeRD BurToN ...
... Ifeltie, Mr Richard Lalor, Mr ia Arthur O'Connor, Rev Mr Rughes, a C, alonaslee; Rev r Viliaum Byrne, a C, Mountrath; Rev Mr Kirwan, d lev' Mr Dula, C C, Stradbally; Messrs Patrick f Cabjk, LLD, Secretary Queen's county Independent Clutb,.Hulton Harrison ...
... MSwiney. Vice-Chairman Board of Guardians; Daniel Lynch, J. F. Cleary, John Mur- phy, Michael O'Connell, solicitor; Daniel Horan, ?? Thomas Herly. On the motion of Mr. Michael O'Connell, seconded by Mr. George X'Swiney, the Rev. D. O'Sullivan. ItRetor, was ...