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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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... of undue influence an was, however, withdrawn, and the will was ad.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 ...
... nedy,and Miss Fury; Dr. EMrst and D alss, ays; Mr A,B3it Ray; Mroh Kilkelly ; the Misses Kane, and Mr T V jKane; Mtr and Mrs Kirwan; Colonelland Mri Bldss,th, and Mr Martin Keirwaud, and Miss Joy; Air and Mrs S , Pr Kane; Miss KennedyL, and Miss ,ybaull; ...
... street, reward will be given. 114 59 IIHEEP; Lost on Thursday; sex unknown; marked Jwith a red raddled H on back. Apply to Michael Lee. 26 Bull alley. 114 130 iD TKAYE:D on Mlonday, 2ffth Januarsy, from 10 North- !S brook avenue, North-strand, e pure white ...
... of Stich claims or demnand(s to the undersigned, as Solicitor for the Right Reverend Michael Warren, of Enniseorthy, Roman Catholic Bishop; the Very Rev Laturence Kirwan. of Piercestow-n, Roman Catholic Dean; Patrick Rrche, of %Y'xford, Merchant; and Peter ...
... 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, ...