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... Finlay put in statement by defendants, pleading that the planks were rotlcm Defendants were fined 20s. with 20s costs. Michael Kirwan. Newington Avenue. Belfast, was fined 20s for parking motor vehicle on the public road where it was likely cause an o ...
... to Mr. James Dwyer, Corrigavoe, near Waterford; tho destruc- tion fire of the outfarm and house, the 'property of Mr, Michael Kirwan, Brownsjtown. Mr. Patrick Kennedy, Knockeen, j reports, on Tuesday night, the following articles owned him were smashed ...
... ULSTERMAN’S TRAVELS IN CONNAUGHT. AMAZING CONDITIONS. KDIT PRIT ATBMOTOB LEFT farm supplies going cheap. [Mr. Kirwan, county eunroyor, reported at the last meeting of Sligo patriot Council tJie-t the condition affairs in the county rendered work on roads ...
... more they—Michael Nauv?h. Patrick and Mr. Kirwan—went to the ** Long Hole.” Patrick took the lead, and when they got to the ** Long Hole.” exclaimed cheerily: “Come, let make a good search ” They divided. Patrick going the eaat and Michael to the weet ...
... Tully. Meath to Down: E. Regan E. Galway to Wicklow; M. Gorman. Kerry to E. Galway; Michael M'Hale, Donegal to Londonderry: M. M‘GoTern. E. Cork to Meetmeath J. M. Kirwan, W. to E. Cork. ...
... Kinaalla, i'on. Criin. and John Stamp, farmer. Sentence was deferred until Monday. William Mnrrav, Michael Thomns Dever®ax. T.eury. Patrick flrcen. Henry Kirwan. Peter Dwyer. I«iwreme ...
... dark. Neither Mr. Kirwan nor hie wife to seen. and.the men shouted loudly. For some little time there was response, hut present It they distinguished Mr. Kirwan approaching. He was alone. Kirwan's first remark was peculiar. Michael, said he, just run ...
... fined in the statutable ameunt. ORIMINATL, BUSINESS, Joseph M'Cormack was indicted for the larceny of £7 108 from one James Kirwan Dolan, at Dundalk, on the 23rd May last, Mr. W. H Brown. B.L. and Mr. Stubbs, 81. finstrueted by Dr Moynagh, Crown Solicitor ...
... 13th FIELD BATTERY ROYAL Michael Slater (not prerioualjr reported.) fiunner Henry Hayward. •Phi, lut v.-> »cvcn killed, including four prrviouely top »rtM wounded, aerenteen dwl. two previously reported killed, and thirty eight nursing. Total, oixty-lwo ...
... Gelding, likely to make a heavyweight hunter —1. Alex. Weir M'Kinlay, Sessaghmore, Castlefin (Co. Donegal)—John Smith; 4, Michael Shells, Summerhiil, Bangor—Ballyvernott. Hunter Gelding up to 12 to 13 stone, six years old or over—s. W. M'Caldin, Victoria ...
... week. Sergeant usack, Kmgaskiddy, Queenstown . district. Ka?t fork, has retired pension. after years* aervico. Sergeant Michael Gibbons. Kildnre, is trans- , furred Orangemellon. end Acting-Sergeant i Thompson. Monastercvan. is promoted to setigeant’s ...
... and guarded both flanks. The names of the men are:—John Lacey, KilcoUv; A\m. Murray. Tinraheen; Michael Doyle. Tinraheen; Thomas Devereux, Clonmore; Michael Koadter. Ballymurray, Thomas Leary, Kilcolty; Patrick Breen, Cooladine; Peter Dwyer. Touralossett: ...