... police fired—namely, |}, William Kirwan, Sergeant James }}, | Ryder, Sergeant Brennan, Constable Michael | ¢, Doran, and Constable Patrick Gavin. these, excepting Sergeant Brennan, have}, d given evidence. Sergeant Kirwan fired|, two shots before the order ...

... Sergeant William Kirwan depose*! being in the patty which supported Docherty’s party. They were repulsed by atones, and retreated the barracks, where witness fired charge of buckshot the crowd. Monday, further examination, Sergeant Kirwan said he also fired ...

... inquiry was resumed on Saturday before the Corner. The most interesting portion of the evidence was that of Constable W. Kirwan who is alleged to have fired the first shot. Describing the melee he said that the people seemed determined to wank the police ...

... EVIDENCE. Monday. The inquest on the bodies of Michael Lonergan, ohn Shinnick, and John Casey was resumed at Courthouse, Mitebelstown, this morning, efure Mr Coroner Rice, | The examination of Sergeant Kirwan, of who fired the first shot from b. barrack ...

... Mitchelstown inquiry was resumed on Saturday before the Coroner. The mo_st interesting portion the evidence was that ofConstable W kirwan, who is alleged to have fired the first shot. Describing the he said that people seemed determined to assault the I»hoe. moment ...

... deliberating for about two hours, the jury found a verdict of wilful murder against County- Inspector Brownrigg, Sergeants Kirwan, Brennan, and Ryder, and Constables Gavin and Doran. MR BRIGHT ON THE TACTICS OF MR GLADSTONE'S FOLLOWERS. Melrose, October ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... been published, eshot at him. positively identifying the constable who fired the At noon to-day the inquest on the bodies of Michael Lonergaa, the old man who was shot dead in the Square, and John Shinuick, the old peu- sioner, who died ou Sunday from a ballet ...

... which he never thought he should reach alive. He was one ,af the last to go in. As he got to the barrack, Sergeant Kirwan fired. Sergeant Kirwan afterwards gave witness he empty cartridge, with the wordF, ,It was I that fired the shot, eir. Iunimediatf'ly ...

... explain who gave the order in the ha!l to the men after they entered the barrack ? I gave an order, but 1 did not see Sergeant Kirwan there. I believe he came in when I was upstairs. Are yon aware he has sworn he came in immediately after the shot was fired ...