... had been beaten, called in the doctor, and, burning with desire for revenge, swore an information on which John Keating and Michael Carrol were arrested, Dr. M‘Namara handed in a certificate that Hunt's life was in danger. The magistrate thereupon refused ...

... bim a second drink afterwards. I gave them g&thnhfln-dwhflqumcdm. To Mr. M‘Lavenrin—l not see & voter of the pame of Thomus Kirwan. I canvessed with ‘several porsons for Mr. Callss. Mrs. Callan was with me on many occasions. ‘ Cress-examination by Mr. Heron—l ...

... Saviour’s Charch, Dm.laeic Street, by the Rev. T.N. O‘Bnillk C.C., aasisted by the Rev. T. Morrio, P.P., Naas, Eugene Francis Kirwan, Bathfarnbao, Couaty Dallin, to Mary, eldest daughter of the late Patrick Cuoningbam, Dunlavin, County Wicklow. | Kzarns — ...

... Patrick Butler.—House fired into; ballet passed within few inches of body. Canso, took place ol dismissed herd. December, 1879.—Michael Gallagher, Ballymnlty, Kilmanie—Fired Had been fired before. Threatening letter June, 1880. This man bailiff. January, 1880 ...

... Patrick Bailor. —House lired into; bullet passed within few inches body. Cause, look place of dismissed herd. Deccmber, 1879. —Michael Gallagher, Ballymulty, Kilmanie.-Fired at. Had been fired at before. Threatening letter in June, 1880. This man is a bailiff ...

... the disturbance of the financial system of the country, and the consequent disruption of business interests. Colonel Michael Kirwan, referring Hancock’s nomination by the Democrats, said they might trust the man, but they must doubt the friends who ...

... the disturbance of the financial system of the country, and the consequent disruption of business interests. Colonel Michael Kirwan. referring to Hancock's nomination by the Democrats, said they might trust the man, but they must doubt the friends who ...

... Constitution. The Reform Bill, Catholic or Isrna.—A lecture was delivered by Captain Emancipation, Church Disestablishment, G. Kirwan, in the Savings Bank, Warrenpoint. the Land Bill, and Vote by Ballot, were all mainly carried by the English and Scotch. The ...

... Bella*, DCGTVERN— BUTLER—January 17. at Michael's' Ballinaeloe, by the Rey. John Kirwan, C.A., Desisted by the Rey. John R. Moloney, D.D. Michael Wairern, Ballinaeloe, to Unitas eldeat daughter of the late Michael Butler, Wee resPolut. Down. MULLIqAN- 7 ...

... carthige. leoot paleengete teittiug Wele dished the mall. Scarcely had the rrw•rke efiared w. ea the Czar and the brand Duke Michael struggled to their feet frees the deters of the ca. rage. apparently unhurt. Tney hardly neon when another bomb fell anti ...

... correspondent in London of the Liverpool Daily Poet telegraphs to that paper that Were is an impression among the friends of Michael Davits that the hoar of his release is not lar distant. This view, the correspondent adds, is, I know, held by some who ...

... Belfast; Edward Greene, Cork; Patrick G. Grif. fith, Galway; George 13. Guthrie, do.; Edward Hackett, Cork; Michael C. Hannan, Galway.; Michael Hannon, do.; Win. R. Hawkins, Cork; Charles Hayden, do.; Daniel Hennessy, do.; Eugeue F. Hogan, Galway; Henry ...