... accompanied by bands, which included the St. ratrick's,pof Ash- ford, the Churches of, Glendalough, aid others. Messrs. Michael Davitt, T. ?? Sullivan, Sexton, and Egan, who went down; by the morning train, were cheered on their arrival at the railway ...

... Aldermaan .GHraaeap T C,; IV P lfllerme~t, VC; S P O'Rteilly. IT TRer P Byrne, Castlelmock ; Very 11ev CanonXIbantaisU, P P; P J Kirwan, H Al 'Hfogson, I, C; Dr, C A aimeioen, Sir, 3 J. 0Corjmn, 'Bart; J AL Kennedy, 1.V Cambel, IC; ir WI) C-arrollh I D, J P ...

... took them to Mr M•lionald's pawn ohce and received four fur them, which she gay.- tine prisoner together with the ticket. Michael Kelly, an assistant in Mr M•lhinuld's pawn of Eve. ewer.• the hoots produced were pawned by the last witness. Mary Watts was ...

... Thonue Smyth, T.C. T.C. :Michael M'Cabe. 'IC. ; Janice now there may be an mode on the part of Byrne, Thenme Dnyle, Morgan Kelly, Edward Byrne, tome to day to denounce on- meeting as confituttion Joite Dyne, .lohn t lathe, Kirwan, Thmnas Grant, of landlords' ...

... paid Mit Wlti.irdau 1o o paid Richard Leotard 30 0 paid Marlin Tnowy 100 I. ..1 Thomas liialviu 0 paid James Coffil lo 0 Michael 30 0 paid Whitt Manama 5 0 pall Bev Mr ()epee 20 0 p a id the Tie rrrrrr requests that all perar4ls ale iutimil John Loinsilen ...

... (Juinlan, D.V.C ; Henry FiUgwrald, J.P M. A. Anthony, John Curran, David Wall, Simon O’Brien, William O’Brien, John Walsh, Michael Morrissey. J. Queally, * Thomas Power, John Barron, Patrick Walsh. The cry Rev. Dr. Cleary also attended on other business ...

... parties name d Hovey figured. Serious consequences appeared imminent, when Oleeson went to give information to the Police. Kirwan wen present at the time, and on Weston stating that he was one ot the party who asmaltel Berry, he was struck by defendant ...

... being drunk on name dale. This was delendont's fourth offence within • ITLIIT ULT. Pub.. Cali% table Stalin:qv summoned Potilc Kirwan for John 01,.0wn in his presence. It I inve the evidence of complainant that on the ult. Lane tha mew of a row in which the ...

... Clarke, D. Kirwan, Thomas Grant, A, Burke, Patrick Plunket, Loughlin Byrne, Rodey Stump, Murphy, Sylvester Burke, P.L.G. ; Short, Carrig ; Byrne, Rochboy, Hannigan, Michael Healy, Patrick Murphy, Myles Byrne, D, Kavanagh, Castle Byrne ; Kirwan, Farrell ...

... ohnl. there in 1847 he need not say a word. In 1862 is what our step-mother, England, is doing; but yrns, John Clarke, D. Kirwan, Thomas Grant, A. I ace was famin e in the W es t a t f h l re , l an an d d . ' au f f o n n ow -!! E ke, Patrick Plunket ...

... harvest* of the past three years. The bailiff was to serve ejectment proces-ea upon some of the tenantrv the estate of Mr Thomas Kirwan, rff BUnuweU. The people collected and hiaeed and booled the process-server The police remained passive, and the people began ...

... Kilbride ; Mrs. David Bolger, Mrs. Sheehan, Riverchapel ; James Beehan, Michael Carty, Mrs. Kirwan, Courtown Harbour ; Thomas Byrne, Miss Wolohan, Miss M'Donald, Ballinagram ; Richard Kirwan, John Doyle, &amount ; Mrs. Prendergast, John Funge, Mrs. Murphy, ...