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... Walshe, Kirwan, T Kelly, J Maher, Pat Carroll, Martin Ilennessy, Pat Costigan, Mat Turbey, Michael Coughlin, Daniel Bowe, Michael ho*, Deni* Delaney, Martin Moran, Patrick Burke, Edward Fitzpatrick, John Bergin, James Moylan, Michael T)avin, ...
... with felonies and conspiracies,the latterwith William Clarke,Robert Fowler,DanielConsidine,Thomas Allen, William Carter, Michael Magrane, and others unknown. The names of Malcolm John- son, George Taylor, Villiers Sankey, and a sol- dier called O'Dell ...
... and fearless advocacy in the r.aascH (CO vncKLOw). Meeting Sunday. inM; Mr. Michael Byrne, presidi'nt in the chair. Present—Mcasr* J) Byrne. V P; D J Kirwan, see; J Doyle, Michael Hayden, TKavanagh. P Mulhall. .T Byrne, Doyle, J Malone, J Byrne, jun; O’Neill ...
... Sheil, Michael Breen, Michael Campion, senior; Timothy Kenihan, Michael Turbey, Patrick Dempsey, Michael Guiifoiie, John Maher, Kyran Moone, 2s fid each Kyran Campion, Mrs M Bergin, J Maher, Michael Conroy, J J Hoyne, Friend, Mrs Byrne, ...
... the wd the follow- jive «layB, for the repose the *>uT» William Philip Allen, Micliai l Larkm. Michael 0 Brim. O’Neill Crowley, Serfiisant M’Carthy, Michael' Barrett, Myles Joyce, and Patrick Donnell. The patriotic Irishmen of Bolton, net uuraind j ful ...
... IDAT. Al the meeting of the above beard on this day present : D. Kiawsw, Ens., Chairman; Mossee. P. Mockler, F. Barks, P. Kirwan, D. Finn, M. Daisy. P. Finn, D. Stapleton, P. Butler, W. L. Butler, D. Hayes, J. Quinn, and Z. Hackett. _ TAT' N.. ISO .114•61446 ...
... Workingmen's Club, per T Marrington, M P Poland, Cincinnati Ohio, S Very Rev Michael Fox, P, Athboy, Meath Rev P Briody, CO, do Rev M M Mahon, PP, Boherbee Rev Michael OVonnell, C C do Rev Denis O’Connor, C C, J Kelly, solicitor, Mount]oy-square ...
... not the here. Counsel continued the reading of the evidence, and was dealing nitb Captain Kirwan’e evidence, when Judge Murphy asked was the letter from Kirwan Johnston, stating would eu» him because was not keeping company his taste, associating with ...