... Greene, J.P., John Walsh, J.P., Robert J. Crean, (Aid), J. S. Waddy, T.C., Richard J. Devereux, T.C., Richard Walsh, (Ald.), L. Kirwan, P.S.P.C., William V;alpole, Peter Synnott, William Pettitt, (Ald.) Richard O'Connor, T.C., John Coady, T.C., R. W. Ryan, ...

... Rowe, tho ' Mra . annual dona ion, l>et kiodinss m Mr. NXht. Keating, KitoiaUnh fiflh . Mr. Dal'yeowan, his third dona-_ Mr. Michael Whelan, the Quay.hU «von.l._ Mr. llilltown, his second do- 6 2 0 0 10 0 0 1 0 f, Mr Arm,»rorp-Yoa have not read all. and that ...

... 5 each :—Rev. L. Kirwan, P.S.F.C., Rev. James Fanning, P.P., Kibosh , lilies Sinnott, John. street, Mrs. Gafney, A Liberal Protestant, John Coady, T.C., Alderman Greene, Robert Stafford, sen. T.C., Mrs. Seailan, Main •street, Michael Ennis, Esq., John ...

... Mr. Connors, Highstreet, Mrs. Cullin, Joht► Horn, Andrew Furlong. Joseph Connors, Catherine Butler, Michael Flynn, Mrs. Rowdier, Mrs. Shell, Michael Donnelly, John Cahill, James Duggan, Patrick Lacy, Mrs. English, Mrs. Connors, John Furlong, Mrs. Lambert ...

... SUBSCRIBERS OF Mr. Martin Doyle, John Fl'isk, James Murphy, Tliuuia* Mulligan, flames Darcy, lliirli Mooney, John Michael P lusk, James Kirwan, Burny Flust, Ijiwieuce Doyle, A friend m Dublin, per Mr. N. Lett, Do. Do. of 7a. Rev. Mr. O’Brien, Cranford Subscril ...

... light of the convicts before Kirwan's arrival ; but Garrett informed Kirwan that he resigned his honours on the presence of superior merit, as a mere robber could not compete in dignity with a famous murderer. Kirwan was much annoyed at this well-intended ...

... Cowman, Carrig. .1: Michael Cowman, Garrinslakle, P.L.G. • Moms Furlong, Ballybrenan. Laurence Furlong, do. Peter Culla, Park. Walter Sinnott, Brea. James Brian, Galbally. John Calagban. Raptor& Jolla Freeman, Ballyberrao. Michael Power, Gamily. John ...

... Richard Codd Killaena. .Michael Cleary. Ccoleota, Juhn Breen, do, JamecCarr, New Rond, ; James Prcodergaat, I Patrick Koebc. I William Prcndergmat, Andrew Mills, Thomas Boehe, TC, John Sinnott, John Pitt, Michael Donnelly, Michael Finn, Edmund Hero, Charles ...

... opened was that Mr. Nicholas Hayes, Mulrankin. He had strong recommendations uiul diameters from Mr. John Browne, Rev. Mr. Kirwan, Rev. Wiliiam Hkkey, Rev. Mr. King, and John Rowe, E.-q. The second was that of Mr. Moses Breen, of Clone, Monamolm, with ...

... step|wd in, and we founded our society and established it on the grand principle of neutrality, won IN WO UK HOUSE. R. A. 11. Kirwan, J,l‘.—A gentleman belonging the deputation from the Parent Board of Irish Manufacture, visited that Establishment Saturday ...

... Venerable Archdeacon Barden, P.P., Tintern, 1 0 The Rev. Michael Mitten, P.P., Sutton's Parish, 1 0 The Rev. Nicholas Furlong, P.P., Newbawn, 1 0 The Rev. Peter Doyle, P.P., Kilaneeran, 1 0 The Rev. John Kirwan, Mulrankin, 1 0 The Rev. William Roche, Kiltcaly ...

... and Mr. George Maguirv, :S. 6d. each. Miss Maria Maguire and Mrs. Parslow, is. each. John Quigly, 6Z. J. Kennedy, J. Breen, Michael Kehoe, Miss NI rdock, B. M.,lzaire, Mr.. Jordan, J. O'Farre'J, J. Bros u, Martin Codd, P. Whelan, M. Codd, Mr. Phelan, Josue ...