... O'Shea, 77 Prussia street; John! Muldoon, 7 Benburb street; Michael Gibbons, Manor street; Patrick O’Shea. 68 Benburb street; Michael Morkao. Arran quay; John St. John, 102 North King street; Michael J. Horan, 82 North King street; John Carol an. P.L.G., North ...

... , O'DonneU, Xhoe Michael Kilv>n. KilkM -Williwn Uftra«it, CMer. John XtfltiaTt. Torn Mir*. John Man. John Qcinlivan, Michael •'•ago. TC ; William Barrc .?, John T Derine, T Bradley. John KiUihor, P M Grath. Dania Collina, L : Michael M'Mahon. Thomas Liddane ...

... Hewitt, W F Cotton, jtmr; J P Smyth, T C; John Fanning. Michael Maher, Hugh Temple, Peter Rowan, Michael Dignam, T Doyle, C; Thomas L Kirke, William Wall, Thomas Goodwin, James T Chssidy, Michael Cole, Andrew Cole, Thomas O’Leary* Denis For, John Walsh ...

... division* of above—West Ward—John Caulfield, Wm R Ward, H L Ward, Philip Grimes. South Ward—Michael Kirwan, H D Fisher, Maurice Quinlan, W Wank Tower Ward—Michael Caabin, Jaa Young, George A Clampett. G J Mackesy. Custom House Ward—H Ward, W R Ward, G A ...

... Patrick Botlar, Michael Farrell, Jeremiah Farrell, William Kir wan, John Fitzpatrick, John Carroll, Joaapb Whelan, Michael Farrell, William Kirwaa, James Hyland. Patrick Kirwan, Patrick Kavauagb. Thomas Comzmos. Patrick Lawlor, John Kirwan. Patrick bhortal ...

... dwellinghouse of man named Michael Mahouy. The case for the Crown closed on Saturday evening. Alibi evidence was now offered for the defence. Several witnesses wets called sod stated that Michael went to the bouse of Michael Buculey, friend, ou bicycle ...

... TRINITY WARD. T«rt night tin weekly meeting rf ii hnidntM Benrille saw* IVre gras huge Mr Michael Spain VP, prerided. Amongrt Amo wenent were- Mesus Lamence Fagan, W Clarke, Rohprt Bradley. Collen. Hilton, Thoa>“ Jovco, Charles Ckdiagher* Martin «°nedy ...

... Graiguc Lodge, Tuam. Amongst those present the funeral were- Michael Birmingham. Esq. J I*; lohn Birmingham ...

... Messrs George Keagh and Honti. apnlie*! behalf the relators, the Wicklow, and Wexford Railway Company, for an order attach Michael Clarke, of Longhlinstown. for contempt of court for taking >an.l ami graeel from the Killumv (oreabore. In 1887 an icjuiiction ...

... Cratloe—Mu-haal M - Inen«*v. Milto%ro-Malbay- Michael Ivfllooa. Kalhdourrey—I N L—Patrick Morphy. QUEEN’S CO. Maryhoro’-T O'NejlL M Walsh. R Dalton. F T M Hardgrovee, P T Lawler, C'arrolL , in-Omsory I N L-W Kirwan, W Delaney. M Delaney - P Kelly. Mar?borough ...

... the late Lord Carbary, of Castle Freke, Co Cork, and Min Era Maitland Kirwan. yonnger daughter of the late Mr Charles Kirwan, of Dalgan Park, Co Mayo, and of the late Mrs Maitland Kirwan, Qeleton Castle. Castle-Doaglas, NB. Tbs Bse Canon Fleming officiated ...

... Catholio Church, Berkeley road. Mr. Kirwan was well known for hjs gemal charitable qualities, whiA gamed for him host of friends, fart tlie very large funeral testified to. Too chief mourners were:—Messrs. Patrick Kirwan, Gorey (father); JWin J. Murphy (brolher- ...