... YENIAN ARREST. On Tnesday Michael TaHaig, of Hallygooney, s farmer holding a good deal of land oa Lord Mountgartare property. war arees.ted by the constabulary ofJohnstown and Githahawn, on a charge of using treasonable language on the 2nd February inst ...

... and on being questioned by Mr. Kirwan, said that she was in a passion when she swore against her husband, and that she was now willing to lorgive and forget, as she could not live without him (a laugh). Mr. Kirwan—l see that it was before Mr. Butler ...

... made a kind of settlement. Alr. Kirwan told the parties he would not allow that case to be sealed, as there were so many assaults committed shout Cullahill latterly, and Dr. who had attitudes! Kenny. had told him (Mr Kirwan) it was a se►ious ca-o. luforuwtmus ...

... llolorrissy was ordered to go back and put in his time, or else to be seat to gaol. STEW/SO William Loughlin, Tbemaa Bader, sad Michael Delahunty ; all of KtibCktopher, were each 54 aad costa. for stealing a quantity of young trees from the Demesne. of Knocktopher ...

... waa 60. NIFTY SESSIONS—Sire. 22. 'Magistrates presiding, Richard Cooke, Richard Butler, and John A. Kirwan, R. 31., Esqrs. AssArtmo CONSTABLE. Michael Bergen wax summoned by Constable O'Connor, of the ltailyard station, for assaulting and obstructing ...

... Eva Maitland Kirwan. youngest daughter of the late Mr Charles Kirwan, of Dalgarn Park, county Mayo, and of the late Mrs. Maitland Kirwan, of Cielstou Castle, Castle Douglas, N.H. The Ker. Canon Fleming, of York, the Rector of Bt. Michael's, officiated ...

... tinker family (laughter), . Mr. Kirwan—Wu she convicted or brought up for being drunk before? Constable Yee, sir, she was once before Neville, and that gentleman discharged her, ad Elbe' was in bridvwell all night. . Mr. Kirwan—Well, that was no conviction ...

... In rep :y to Air. Kirwan, the defendants said they were pr..v..)ked to do what they had done by the unkindness of the porter, who had roughly treated a young son of Sally Ryan's; however, this reason did not seem sudiment, u Mr. Kirwan observed, that if ...

... ASSAULT. John Cooney, sen., awl John Cooney, jun., sum• mooed William Butler, Thomas Revel, and Michael Kenny, for assaulting them. Mr. Quin appeared for the complainant, and Mr. Lawson for the defendants. It appeared from the evidence, that on the lath ...

... aelJ J. A Kirwan R.ll. Emir*. CONDOCT. M the eomplaint of Conetabia ..f Tullarnen, Patrick C.mwav, of li:dishy, for being drank ou thy ablie road, at tas, on the 11th instant. 4 The aims complainant awn.' b ßiehsrel garty, of Killeen, and Michael- , orris ...

... Dononglimore, with using cruelty to a horse. The defendant was fined &I and costs. Thomas Renaban, of Csompstrick, against Michael Moore and Lewis Moore, for keeping forcible possession of a house. Informations were ordered for Quarter Sessions. Hubert ...

... eatb, supported his original iatormation. The defendant pleaded guilty, in reply to Mr. Kirwan, and asked to be dealt with summarily. This was declined by Mr. Kirwan, who observed that the offence was one' of felony, and, therefore, placed beyond ti.• reach ...