... of her person. excepting the face, terribly burnt. Mrs Jackson was a widow, who supported a blind daughter. The woman named Kirwan hail only been at work a single day, and nothing is known about her family and whether she was married or single. SHOCKING ...

... THE IRISH IN AMERICA. Montrea!, Wednesday.—Captain Kirwan, an Irishman, has published a letter warning the Fenians in the United States against any scheme for tboa:':\vm of Canodn,;l;dd.:.- Dominion find no fault the Crown or Coustitution of Great Britain ...

... THE IRISH IN AMERICA. Montreal, Wedneeday.—Captain Kirwan, an Irishman, has published a letter warning the Feniana in the United States against any scheme for the invasion of Canada, and that the Irish population of . Dominion find no fault with the Crown ...

... 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 ...

... attempt having been made at count out little after midnight Cornwall, Pillar, Johnston Little, Surgeon-Major Fernandez, Captain Kirwan. Mr Fowler, and Coasidine were yesterday brought the Dublin Commission Court on the charge preferred against them of committing ...

... guilt, they were discharged on their own recognisances to come for judgment when required. The trial of MrCornwall and Captain Kirwan before the Dublin Commission was concluded yesterday, the jury finding the prisoners not guilty. Lord Marcus Leresford was ...

... Governors of Gordon’s College. Military Notifications. Militia - - 3rd Battalion Seaforth Highlanders—Captain W. F. Maitland Kirwan resigns his commission. Volunteers—lst Forfarshire Artillery —W. O. (Irani, gentleman, to bo Lieutenant; Ist Rifle VoUntesc ...

... the following Tuesday, when Mr William O'Brien's trial would probably have con- 0 cluded. Thio was agreed to. e Constable Michael Doran, one of the reserve party t of police, was the next witness. Witness deposed b that, when the party be was with entered ...

... to-morrow until the following Tuesday, when Mr ; William O’Brien’s trial would have concluded. This was agreed to. Constable Michael l>orau, one of the reserve party i of police, was the next witness. Witness deposed that, when the party he was with entered ...

... Witness called out to stop that. Witness never had the slightest doubt the necessity to fire. In fact, had commended Sergeant Kirwan for having fired outside. Mr Harrington questioned the witness as to who was responsible for the manner in which the reporter ...

... out t to stop that. Witness never had the slightest doubt D of the necessity to fire. In fact, he had commended r Sergeant Kirwan for having fired outside. i Mr Harrington questioned the witness as to who v was responsible for the manner in which the reporter ...

... explain who gave the order in the hall to the men after they entered the barkacik ? I gave an order, but I did not see Sergeant Kirwan e there. I believe he came in when I was upstairs. Ore you aware he has sworn he came in immediately v after the shot was ...