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... tined 20d for the premiseal.4 Plunkett-street; Anne P Lenehan was filed 2a 6d for the premises 61 Meath-street ; Michael Kirwan and Sarah Kirwan were fined 10s for their premises in Ardee-row; Peter Maxwell was fined 2s 6d for the premises 4 Coomabe-street; ...
... having tested their toduraey I ThaTt would depend on how far he considered it. his duty totnire into their correctness. Michael Kirwan, storekeper for the Co mmins- sioncrr at. Kingstown, in roepjy to Mr. Murphy, I Q.Q., produced the hooks in hicih it was ...
... not guilty, anrI called several witnesses in their ?? were coemnmitted for trial at the Qoarter Sessions. VIoLESr AsSACI.-:-Michael Burke (42), CourtWillitrn Street North, labourer, and Willieam Purke (22, Isis son, living ini Sheep Street, were charged ...
... Cowper4aei a Fa ot, lowaot, Dogwennasanders, Biarrya Barrypagt1t a Pagrt, Mr enle a Hathbone, Daggan a Diuggan, Oralg a Carter, Kirwan a Misirenin. n LAND JUDGES. d (Right Hen Judge Fianagan.) hefore tile Rlgt 11ou Judge Ormaby.) f Sales Court, Joh T ?? olve ...
... 26, factory , operative, and Ellen N. Alger, 26, of no occupation, as incor. crigible rogues. E Nine months' imprisonment: Michael Green, 23, brick. layer, theft of a bag of onions; Joseph Moore, 36, labourer, , steaing eggs; Henry Pendlebury, 37, cashier ...
... fit. for that puirP). . it r *: i 1NOItTHI'iIII DIVISTOK' . . . ' '(Before Mr. 0. J. O'Donole ) Tmrr;-a'Michacl 31l'NeUy, Michael Hyland, bs Jamtes'MiMaaus, Patrick Kirwin, and Stephen ot I urx~qy IIq chargcd 'with hiwing sitolen* soldiors' di 3 necesearil ...
... 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 ...
... 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 of undue influence an was, however, withdrawn, and the will was ad.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 ...
... NOLeN,-Thia wva ip g action brought by Messrs. Stewart Brothers, of *r Fencourt, 1 euchurcl-street, London, against Mr. l. Michael Nolan, of Ballywalter, county Down, con- I. tractor, to recover the sum of £45 9s, Od, alleged y to be duo on foot of a bill ...