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... Parsffia candles, same, at 51 per Ib. Dipt candles, same, at 4}d per Ib. Eggs, Johu O'Conacll, ut 1s per dozen. Coul, Michael Kirwan, Waterford, at 15s 104 per ton. Best white bread, st 431 per 41b leaf, Jobhn O’Connell. BD. br:wn ';nd, at 43 1, John ...
... Pat Finn. John Connect, John Burke, Edmond inane, I'. Itutlor, Daniel Hayes, John Fennelly, Quinn, Jamea Ilarney, Michael Ryan, Patrick Kirwan, Frederick Burke, and P. Mockler. The clerk reported tha t he was obliged to niers from leave of absence on the ...
... William Callan aad Sons 5 50 Rev. Father Gnome 10 10) J. J. Kirwan 30 Patrick Corcoran 21 Laurence Murray 50 J. Ilarrison 20 'Michas' McNamara 10 'Jamas Davis 50 Michael Joyos - 10 John Lenikan 10 Timothy 10 Patrick Kearns 10 ...
... kill is Daniel Nome is Michael Midair is, Michael Joyce is Piaui Fennell is Michael Mliviriaes In, Julia Byrne is Edward is, Anhur llamas is James Nola* is, Patrick is, ShOltall is, Tonle is, Nickolas Whelan is Joyce is, Michael &Awl is Patrick larseiran ...
... Patrick Vahy, 3; Robert Satchwell, 0: Michael Naughton. 0; Michael Egan, U; A Man, U. Won really by 3 yards; 2 yards between 2nd and3wL Time,2J 1.5 sacs. 440 Yards open handicap—David Costello, scratch. 1; Michael Naughton, yds, 2; A tines, 20 yds, 0. ...
... The Chair will be taken shortly after Two o'clock, p.m. The following are invited to attend :—Messrs. C. S. Parnell, M.P. ; Michael Devitt, T. M. Healy, M.P. ; Wm. O'Brien, M.P.; John Barry, M.P.; W. K. Red.. mond, M.P. ; J. E. Redmond, M.P. ; J. F. Small ...
... on Sunday, kunst 30th. Mr Er Powsa iresided. Also pr•oent—L Who.len, trossurer P Power. , bon roc; T Welsb, 111 Harris, G Kirwan, K Doody, It Meehan, es. L letter from the secretory of the Bally. lane.. Broach wag nod, a oopy of • I r.oolistion posed ...
... The Chair will be taken shortly after Two o'clock, p.m. The following are invited to attend :—Mesars. C. S. Parnell, M.P. ; Michael Davitt, T. M. Healy, M.P. ; Wm. O'Brian, M.P.; John Barry, M.P.; W. K. Redmond, M.P.; J. E. Redmond, M.P.; J. F. Small, M ...
... Redmond, George's-street ; Nicholas Flynn, South Main-street; Michael Fardy, North Mainstreet; Simon M'Guire,Quay ; William Doyle, Selskar Iron Works ; Joseph Lacy, North Main-street Michael O'Connor, North Main-street; Thomas Rourke, New Market, Bullring; ...
... J.P.,, J. T. Medlyoott, J.P., Thomas Hackett, Peter Wall • F.. Walsh, It. Phelan, It. Barry, J. Shea, J. D. Power, end J. Kirwan (Whitestorrn). Dr. O'ltyan, 0., also attended. The correeposdesce read contain.d no itAin of any public iaterest or importance ...
... Moore with having on the -_'m{ mst. wilfully obstructed aml illlp“llmr in the dis. charge of thew duty Edward Kirwan, James Murphy, and Michael Colbert, officers of the complainants at the Tramore terminns. Mr. ). Ambrose appeared for the rlumlllh, and ...
... game. Mr Burkitt appeared on behalf of Lord Meath. The cases having been proved, the defendants were each fined and costs. Michael Connolly was prosecuted for a similar offence. Toomey appeared for Mr Hugo, tho complainant. Mulhall, who defended, submitted ...