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... 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 ...
... a detachment of nearly 70 armed constabulary men who Fenton when discharging his duty of serving ejectineut writs upon Mr Kirwan's propertyat Carraroe. The tenants were reinfo,oed by peasants from even remote districts of Connemara, and many were armed ...
... hearts of the congregation to the fleeting nature of this life. Among the dost celebrated was Dean Kirwan, son of the more distinguished Bev. Walter Blake Kirwan, who died in 1805. When first ordained the Dean’s talent for elocution was aided by instruction ...
... to the extent of 12 feet. Ww St Michael indeed it must to some the Sands and up Nith Street is the extent assist the High street The whole loss of head frum the Nith is ouly 9 feet. Bridge w the further end of St Michael Strect These observations clearly ...
... dispensary, and more than one outbreak of small-pox has been traced by Dr McNainara to the illegal inoculation of children. Judy Kirwan was prosecuted, but acquitted. She had her child inoculated in the usual manner. When the old woman who acted as operator ...
... had been beaten, called in the doctor, and, burning with desire for revenge, swore an information on which John Keating and Michael I 'afro) were arrested, ►lr McNamara handed in a certilimite that Hunt', life was in danger. The imigivtrate thereupon refused ...
... officer, both of have since the Lieut. James Henry Ewart to be C vice V route taken by the boats. At the time the robbery was Kirwan, retired on ‘half-pay. 79th Foot— Lieut. Holm- was on the road outsile G. Chalmers to be Captain, vice Brevet Major N.C retired ...
... soar Mr Grant of on the Mth. andrabb 144 brace paw. 3 barn. 3 and On the 12th Mr .1. E. Wood, of Bradford, and Mr James M'Michael, Drumore, had capital sport on Glenquicken Moon. Birds plentiful and attune, trace of disease. Mr Hamilton and friend, Cum ...
... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE ARRIVED AT GLASGOW. November 1. Clara (e). 185, Kirwan, from Rouen-general. Lanarkshire (s), 596, Fraser, from Orat-general. Dorian (s), 067, M'Donald, from New York- geeera. Orcehis Is), 1138, Mitchell, from hlontreal-gOneral. ...
... of her person. excepting the face, terribly burnt. Mrs Jackson was a widow, who supported a blind daughter. The woman named Kirwan hail only been at work a single day, and nothing is known about her family and whether she was married or single. SHOCKING ...
... limes open, and the following B e tt n ;rg, £1 ; a Friend, Do., 10s. additional subecriptio.. have been received Maitland Kirwan, KIRKCUDBRIGHT. ine4avenienee to they nhabitants been . - aused during the put week b the partial stoppage the water supply ...
... THE IRISH IN AMERICA. Montrea!, Wednesday.—Captain Kirwan, an Irishman, has published a letter warning the Fenians in the United States against any scheme for tboa:':\vm of Canodn,;l;dd.:.- Dominion find no fault the Crown or Coustitution of Great Britain ...