... Tralee under the Coercion Act They were William Moore Stack, a solicitor's conducting agent ; John Healy, a harness-maker; and Michael Nolan, a tinman. The warrants charged the, with treasonable practices, and they were conveyed to Limerick Gaol. i865 Stack ...

... Tralce under the Coercion ?? They were William Mooie Stack, a solicitor's conducting agent; John lealv a harness-malker ; and Michael Nolan, a tinman. The warrants charged.- thei with treasonable practices, and they were conveyed to Limerick Gaol. i865 Stack ...

... their deaths. No fewer than eighteen arrests have been made in connection with the crime, the principal suspect being one Michael Kerrigan, upon whose clothing stains of blood have been found, and whose house was the scene of the murder, according to ...

... Morris and Mr. Justice Barry, while walking together together in the park, were accosted by a rough-looking fellow, who said, Michael Morris, the Chief Secretary and Under Secretary have been murdered; an(l you are the next man spotted. Supposing the man ...

... carpenter ; Mr. Connor, quartermaster ; Mr. Corcoran, saloon steward ; James Ouinn, lamp trimmer ; George Malcolm, fire- man ; Michael Smith and - McLeod, able seamen. The captain of the K1:irby Hall states that on hearing the whistles on board the City of ...

... called by female names. Considine will be tried next on the same charge, and then Mr. Cornwall and Captain Martin Oranmore Kirwan for conspiracy. IRISH MURDER REVELATIONS. The Irish Government have come to the conclusion, after an investigation of the ...

... themselves in 501. eac, and Mr. Sexton, M.P., in t 2001. It was announced that the trial of (G. C. Corn- wall and Martin Kirwan, for conspiracy to p re the commission of indecent prMtices, will be peded with to-morrow morning. C : , COIRK, MFonn NICLnw ...

... discharged their car- bines from the back doorway and upper windows. Five men were struck bv the bullets, and an old man named Michael Lonergan was stretched dead on the ground, his brains being scattered on the stones of the market place, and his grey hair ...

... shillings a-year, it is difficult to com- prehend. This morning I visited the local work- house, where lay the men who were shot. Michael Lonergan was in his coffin, dressed for burial- Shinnicks too was in his coffin, he having died this morning. The lad Casey ...

... MITctMJSTOWN AFFRAY The inquest on the bodie9 Of Michael Loner- 'hn Jiuii~ik, and John Casey was reseod at . hoese, Mitchelatown, yesterday morning, be- ,, jr Coroner lR'ice. .~slrniltion of sergeant Kirwan, of Bohetbee, -dbe tir3' sho: ftoen the barrack ...

... struck the horses of the mounted people, and behaved most ?? inquiry was ad- journed. On Monday the oxamination of Serjeant Kirwan was proceeded with. He deposed that he entered the barracks after firing the first shot at the street door. Stones wvere comings ...

... should be fired upon. That statement was absolutely false. Ser- jeant Kirwan swore that witness told him to go and defend the barracks, but he ueypr addressedsuoh words to Serjeant Kirwan downstairs, for be did nol see bim.-Mr. Morphy: When you gave the command ...