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... 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' ...
... Kehistan without a shot fire, Results of expe: dition very. good, Wounded generally doing well the tenantry of Mr. Thomas Kirwan, of Tuam, who has property bear Carraroe, A large crowd Colonel leland and all out of danger. 12th assembled, Mth gal Cavalry ...
... in organised attack detachment of nearly constabulary bailiff Fenton when discharging his duty serving ejectment writs Mr Kirwan's property Carraroe The tenants were reinforced by peasants from even remote of Connemara many were armed witli spades reaping ...
... Members, three guineas. Members now Joining will only have to pay 2& guineas to end of financial year, June 30, 1880. GEORGE KIRWAN, Secretary. ARTUNIONof KENT.— PRIZES will be DRAWN for ranging to 100/. Drawing 17th January. Tickets, Is. each, of W. Woodley ...
... nearly armed constabulary, who accompanied the bailiff Fenton when discharging his duty of serving ejectment writs upon .Mr. Kirwan’s property at Carraroe. The tenants were reinforced by peasants from even remote districts of Connemara, and many were armed ...
... 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 ...
... A vote of thanks wAS d passed to the chairman, and the proceedings terminated. A FARMER'S STOCK BURNT. The residence of Michael Moekler at Balin.I lough, near Clonmel, was st on flrea 13nday night and the corn ?? wre burned. There w were rearly £1,000 ...
... (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 ...
... police and on the process server Friday, Feuton refused to act, and Sunday wrote that effect to Mr. Robinson, the agent of Mr. Kirwan, at Ballynahinck. No answer had been received to sunset this afternoon, and process server appeared to take Fenton's place ...