... quantities Nicholas Hally, Kilbarry. 80 gallons per day Mary Phelan, Grantstown, gallons per day ; Michael Phelan, Ballygunner, 16 gallons per day Michael Kirwan, Ballygunner, 30 gallons per day ; John Phelan, Ballygunner, 20 gallons per day ; David Lyons ...

... Mr M Kirwan’s publichouse, Mall-lane, on Wednesday, to ascertain the cause of death of female infant, whose dead body was found Mcndicity-lane on the prevloas night. The jury having been sworn, viewed the body, and evidence was then given. Michael Conncrty ...

... Sandpit ; Richard Downes, Piltown ; Thomas Shee, P LO, Michael Power, Thomas Morris, Wm Meade, CPS, Piltown ; Thos Bgao, Piltown ; A Stephens, ; Thomas Scott, Grsigavlne ; John Drohso, Willism Leo, Michael Morris, J P, Clonmore ; P Kennedy, S,Garrick-on-Suir;E ...

... PETTY SESSIONS. Theta sessions were held on Wednesday before T Medlycott, Esq, J P. Alleged Abandonment op a Child.— Bridget Kirwan was prosecuted the suit of the Queen for having exposed her infant child in each manner «to endanger ite life. Dlitriot-Impector ...

... CEOS COLLACr.R. On the ino ion of Ald Power, seconded be Mr things.' Witness—. Yes, sir, and so are women ; .Farrell, Mr Michael Kirwan, the Quay, was re- and if you get anything nut of me just let me elected collector of city ems at ed in the know it. ...

... •ataXiMis 4, to whether y • retained sale custody of the cmidatiniug the sandwiches, and turning a tr.ri tent eye on Master Michael • to , as that he heti not carets sly reline:pushed possession .of the couple of umbrellas, which, like a prudent wife and ...

... people were present when Phelan struck Mr Rea. By the bench—Mr Phelan took me to the station to ask why Mr Res had 'Amick me. Michael Ormond said oa the day in question he was in the railway station, and saw Mx Rea and Mr Phelan talking toge her ; the defendant ...

... JutMOtor Sajawar, R IC, and Mr JP Banrahao, 8, Iran fa attaadanoa. Eupu>rUßNT Casa.—John HamijgaD, Balllna. slough, aummooad Michael Camera far ring broken >l* agreement. Complainant aaid th* defendant for year at 1151C*. To Lynch: I had written agreement ...

... defendant drove straight Michael-Fleming, a Nog Reserve man, said he mw the little b. 5, knocked down by defendant's oar ; the horse was going at a pretty fair trot. My Major Maansell—The driver was on the driving hex. Michael Kirwan said be saw lawless driving ...

... drove on ; witness and •ome othen looked after the boy, who was subsequently removed to the Workhouse Hospital, Waterford. Michael Kirwan save corroborative evidence. The defendant asked no questions, on the application of Mr Seymonr, waa returned for trial ...

... defendant drove straight on. Michael Fleming, N» Reserve man, sold saw (he little b* y knock*d down detondant’s oar ; (he horse was going at a pretty fair trot. ’By Major Maunsell—The driver was on tho driving box. Michael Kirwan said saw lawless driving ...

... what did want followiog Kirwan with two loaded whip* that morning To drive up the cattle. This is not the first time you and Kirwan have come to- ether—yon are not, I believe, very friendly towards Itn Nor to mo ;it was when Kirwan was on Bassett's land ...