... Kandal Peytou , Crown Solicitor for the County Sligo . Mr Gnstavus 0 , Cornwall will a |; ain be put on trial with Captain O'Kirwan for conspiracy In . connection with the Dublin scandal prosecutions . Mr James Ellis 'French , it is stated , will be called ...

... Little. Mr Kirwan’s brother and Colonel Cox, brother-in-law, were in Court daring the day. There are now fire persons committal for trial the Commission which opens before Baron in Green Street tomorrow—namely, Messrs Cornwall. French, Pillar, Kirwan, and Little ...

... 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 ...

... Si'ssion Court yesterday, Gustavus Cornwall and lartin Kirwan were put on trial charged with conspiring to commit certain offences. Malcolm Johnson and George Taylor dej>osed to acts, prin cipally by Kirwan, substantiating the indictment. The witnesses admitted ...

... racks, which he never thought he should reach alive. He was one of the last to go in. As got the barrack, Sergeant Kirwan fired. Sergeant Kirwan afterwards gave witness the empty cartridge, with the wordV was I that fired the shot, sir. liiuiiediat'*ly after ...

... stated by Mr Helme, factor on Gelston, that Captain Kirwan of Gelston had kindiy consented to make no charge for the feu-duty referred to during his life, and the executors of the late Mrs Maitland Kirwan also gave up their claim to the arrears of feu-duty ...

... Russia. He hoped they wonld tarn out next Sunday, and put in able men who would do good service for the /eague. Mr Patrick Kirwan said that upon the election of good officials depended tho success of the League in this part the town. He was proud of the ...

... Russia; and he hoped they would turn out next Suudav, and put in able men, who would do good service for the League. Mr Patrick Kirwan I that the election good officials depended upon the success of the League in this (tart of the town. He also said wus proud ...

... bodies of Lonersan, Shinnick, and Casey was resumed at Mitchelstown Court House yesterday, when the examination of Sergeant Kirwan was jmceoded with. He deposed that he entered the barracks after the firing of the first shot at the street door. Stones were ...

... blank cartridge; blank cartridge would be very little one in this country. Kirwan was looking towards the people coininx round from the square. by Mr liarrington—Neben Kirwan fired the shot outside the barrack door. he was in nob o position that he mild ...

... 1,778, Gedeye, London for Glasgow—light 30—Sanda, a, 292, Taylor, Gothenburg for Glasgow —general William Oonnat, a, 251. Kirwan, Bordeaux for Milo, t, 985, Bakia, Alexandria for Glasgow bean* Bertha, a, 251, M’Farlane, Marseilles for Glas- 9BO, Canta-no ...

... Hickman, London, Bth Inst BALTIMORE—Abbie, Belfast, 6th Inst ST MALO—Williams, Carrin, Ardrocaan, Inat GIBRALTAR—Minenra, a. Kirwan, Clyde, 111 —fl cleared lor Ancona Palmerin, s, Connor. Clyde, Ist inat—and elsarsd for Alexandria GENOA—William Hartman, ...