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... Connolly, Philip Lynch, Patrick Mannion, Joint Murphy. Kaccona John Mohan, Patrick Monaghan. Killenny Michael Bane. Henry Kirwan, Thomas Heany Killerorin Michael M`Dorsoott, Patrick M'Grath, Martin Hughcs. Killen/cc Jones O'Doad, Dennott Greeley. Killursa Patrick ...
... M'llonagb, John W. Ronaldson, Michael Daddigan, Michael Nally, Patrick Lyons, Franc's Canavan Ish Against—Messrs J. APWalter, M. Treary, T. Lawless. D Monaghan, Thomas Costello, M. Murphy, M. Gleeson, Michael Cunningham, H. Kirwan, P. Daly, Martin Nally, F ...
... Chairman—What did he strike with? Witness—His Sat. Mr Kirwan—Where were you on Monday P Witness—What do you want to know for Did you ever see me or mine in this court? Chairman—Answer Mr Kirwan. Mr Kirwan—Were you ever in jail? Oh, no, no ! Chairman— Were ...
... Mangan, Thomas Joyce James Nolan, Thomas Walsh, P. Monaghan, J. Mohan, Michael Bane, Henry Kirwan. J.P.; Thorias Heany, D. Greatly, Patrick Hardiman, Thomas Lally, J. W. Ronald-on, 'Michael Haddimin. P. Larkin I'. C. Kelly, J. Nohillr, P. J. Alannion, P. Coleman ...
... I th, on the following is the : Robert Femmes Mr M. Mansion Ibehsel Dwyer s.lemb Curran nXI4IIIIO Anne Devlin IdcNally Kirwan Michael gniqley Bernard Duggan First Workman Mr M. Mr M. Mee Elder Kildare Mae: Younger no Meier Sirr Mr B. Mr P. kinisertger ...
... M. Hughes. P. Derrnodr. F. Collins. L. Mullen, T Kevin. and M. McDermott.—ris.l fessrs J. J. Walsh, J. Kyle. Michael Conninghott. H. Kirwan. J. Glynn, P. T. Taman. T 1 Greatly, M. Haddican. and M. Nolan did not ..-.. The chairman said the voting was ...
... T. F. KIRWAN. Rallinrrobe. sth April. 'O9. Litbournrb' Act Costa. Dear Mr. Walth—luvording to the puiliilioalieel report of lwit meeting of the hoard, wane ardwor to be tinder an iroprevoion herein. and I desire row to make my poeition perfeel ...
... lhe chanman held with Mr. Kirwan. Th, witne.s, however, mentioned eimt oe• carted on the 13th August, and Mrs. Deify Mt the complainant with a stone. A. regard: what happened on the atst he k new .. notht ne . Philip Grady deposed thaVon day Duffy threw ...
... oak sylendidiy mounted H memory of ear Michael, from his food swed metber. For darling Miohssl, from Donis, May Ettie and Julia Kirwan. In fondest of oar darling Michael, John, Linn, and Clasrloo Kirwan. Itnneac tèae.t, in sinews regret. beartleib ...
... right hand coat pocket and present it at Mr Kirwan. Prisoner wail attempting to pull the trigger. When Mr Kirwan went into the post office the prisonor said, You b-y smundrel, 11l blow your brains out 7 Michael Swords and Patrick Farragher, gave . corroborative ...
... Mr Kirwan : Did Bridget Wall hear it? : She did. Mr Kirwan : That is my case, sir. Chairman : We convict the defendant of the assault, and order him to pay 41*-20s tine and 20s coots, or in default 14 days hard labour. The case of Pat Farraher against ...
... PROSECUTION OF MICHAEL C. BYRNE, BALLINROBE. THE CASE DISMISSED. At the Ballinrobe Petty Sessions, on Monday. before Messrs K. F. Stackte, K.M. tin chair), G. B. Deane, and Alexander libutyn, the case of Mr. Michael Concannon (master of Ballinrobe workhouse) ...