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... T. At the nedieg of the above board on day, there ewe preemet— M. D. ; P. Mockler, D. Fine, Frederick Burke, P. Kirwan, Quinn, and Michael Ryan (Moyne). OF 110018. No. ia I ,whargid ditto . 11 1 No. period Wet Ni lovcrowe Bala.» le finer 1416 1 6 es rehefo ...
... in repair, for one year, 360 perches of the road from Dungarran to Ardmore, between the at the dispensary. Joe• kers'', on Kirwan'. contrect, and John Foleya moos at Denie Sl`Grath's contract; of Bidlinamona Ever; passed. not to exceed Is. per perch—Cl7 ...
... Callisan, It • /I Murray, T Waleh, W Brien, Win Q P Greasy, P Well, Credos Cottage; R Rearm, Michael Foley, I Donovan, Brett, 3 Ctrberry, Mario, If Forge, J • r Kirwan, J P Buckley, Pot Nitgent,P Kiereey, T Hely, J Culliann, J and James Phelan. Too 8- creory ...
... not ode any opposition to it ; he was served with notice.—The application was granted. Cacao. AMAULT. - Michael Fogarty charged with assaulting Michael Finn, at the Bonedine bridge, near Ncnagb, on the night of the let of November, and inflicting on him ...
... ely dissented on behalf of Kirwan. 'Ohl, Kirwan swore that he held 38 acres of land; the house occupied by Rime was a good ono; Hawe did not pay soy rent. Inspretor —You would not be too hard on him on that account. Kirwan—He paid so rent since 18.+2 ...
... cashel, county Tipperary; Harry Boyd, Suinaonnt. Clonnal ; Fennell, The Cottage, Cahir : Major Hutchinson, J.P., Cahir ; Michael Phelan. Main-street, Clonmel ; Richard Barter, St. Ann', Hill, Cork. A resolution was passed calling the attention of the ...
... service. The blaster said the magistrates, on hearing Osborne's case, were rather inclined to dismiss it. Mr. Kirwan—He has • very bad trade. Mr. Kirwan suggested that tho children be left in the house for • short time, and this suggestion was adopted. A man ...
... described. Patrick Whelan deposed that Michael challenged John Power to wrestle ; John knocked Michael twice, who thereupon struck John on the chest, when John returned the blow by another no the mouth ; Michael then ran for • pitchfork sad struck John ...
... M. W. O'Onnogeue tendered for white bread a the itihomaaity of the landlord et 4k'. per Ch. lint. ?lime was se o.hor Sir Michael had dropped the rides of tender, end Mr. 0 Doaogbue's wee, on th. power unfortunately. end redhead Colonel metion of Mr. Gleams ...
... whin you wee. ?boohoo F. L. Ana Lieffgan.—.Thw was • promo for £1 100.. for so4o.—Doperw. - Mt. d• 'Dives toomplYieart. v. Kirwan. Tipp so Reim to mown a 41.1. toe iroodo stl I.—Doorn. _ _ 11r. 014nli,v.a for eompl.isset. T. V. Nom t •. Thos. Roily. WIN ...
... J. Ilickey, T. !Lycra, Patrick Walsh, W. Hearn, J. Sher, J. Iticliardaue, T. Itist. ler, T. Connolly, I). I'. Brophy, I'. Kirwan, E. I.arkin, and N. Terry. ITaT OF TIM Nene. above SIT No. jeer .. 361 oil Val do, II 31 he. is Is I I ...
... Cerrey, J. Onions, J. W. Fanning. It Foley, CE., R. H. Woodrouffe, Thomas Foley. J.P., Colonel Keane, W. Baldwin, E. Foley, D. Kirwan, and L. M. Fitzgerald, Hon. Secretary and Treasurer—F. E. Currey, J.P. A cordial vote of thanks was passed to Mr. C. 11. Currey ...