... lALiE I'BE. TENCES. _ _ . Daniel Cronin. a young man residing at Mu!- grave road. was c h . arged in the dock by Constsble Kirwan. King street. with receiving pretoncos by blank billhead of Mr O'Connor, King street. he Ned up for mix briarweoU pipes. Ima ...

... Jame« Dwyer. Martin Kavanagh, Thomas O'Rorke, Deana Burkley. Bernard Glynn, Martin Kirwan, Martin Pakenhitin. Patritk Thomas Murray. Thomas Rice, Thomas Stan ton Michael Rolfe. Oliver Daly, Bartholomew Scully. John !limey. Thos Davis, John Drew. Wm Hoy ...

... Dwyer Douglas, • Need. Dsyer Denis • Michael Dowd, lase, credit el Dower • Dower Viscount (2 Downing • Hodder OM Downpatriek Gaol Jane tad Gt Doyle Peter, matter N Co Blake, lobs William. Dial*, of Dowses Michael asd • Darby G 8 and VI Itly Doyle • Williams ...

... W:ATER LWI-RSION KUCSALE PETTY SESSIONS. (Before H F Daunt in the chair, Major J A Pratt, and Colonel A E Pearce. II M. !Michael Austin summoned Patrick Burke, , 'kipper of aubson boat, for obstructing him while fishing of Scilly on the 13th inst. and ...

... about eix o'clock on Friday. It appears that • respectable farmer named Michael Madden, of Kilhemey, situate a short (listener from Butternut. accompanied by a man named John Kirwan, were proceeding home by the railway from the Hannan:. Convention, and ...

... POLICE COURI JARFEYS LOITERING. Titres •rveys aimed Thomas Madden. lirbert ding. and Michael Flaherty. we. fined Is and coats for loitering outside the Commercial bulldog% on the South Mall im the 17th nt. wb.le it:other jarrey named Patrick Flaherty ...

... and Mr A Langfonl. In the @barge agednet respectable young men `k a tramp, for alleged ---- , crl ura ern,' it appeared that Kirwan failed to a satlighwassy explanation ii. to l'bow he aneosid of nioney. The magtstratemtektisi•finforrnations. District In ...