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... THE LATE MICHAEL BANIM. On our fourth page we have copied some notices from the Dublin Press, of the decease of Mr. that which we here subjoin, seems So have been intended by the Freenmat's Journal es a correction of some ci the statements made in a previoas ...
... 'masa 4T, I. presiding. 3. A. Kirwan, Emirs. ROAD . Michael Wade, William Cantwell, 'John Kenny, Thomas Coady, and Tobias finder, all road con. tractors, were summoned at the !nit or &mason Carter, Esq., County Surveyor, for having their several roads ...
... Mr. ioin Connolly summoned Mr. Michael Allen, of Coal Market, for buying Ilk. of lead, from Michael M•Donoell, well knowing some to been stolen. The complainant that the city elections btaboonell wtu Mr Sullivan's tally- mans, end took the amortunity ...
... Mrs. Kirwan ; he said she ha I left hip , an hour and a half before, and that he had not seen her since; Mick then said, we had better go look for her ; Mr. Kirwan and Michael Wangle then went away I'm a`louthalf an hour, and I took Mr. Kirwan sketchhook ...
... Mr. Kirwan stated that he was much surprised to find the defendants guilty of such annoyance and injury to sueh an excellent landlord as Mr. Wandesforde, of whose kindly disposition .they as well as himself had abundant proofs, and who had generously ...
... Michael Gorman v. Denis Graves. This wus an action instituted to recover £2O damaues alleged to have been sustained by plaintift reason of defendant, pol.ee constable, having seduced his daughter. . ~ Eliza Gorman was then sworn and in reply to Jii Lowe ...
... the Nestor*. The wore by n• W. Delimey, J.+ ' ~ to tli• Mations dna day. elided a M^• Kirwan Asked them rhoy wish to h,vo raw diapoatel of at the t'eltv or they pis fet to have it *rot to the j ask no. rhrey they would wish to have the es., - ho.ed of ...
... 7. Magistrate presiding, John A. Kirwan, R.N., Esq. • There was nothing of any importance to be disposed of this day, except a case and cross case of trespass, between Mr. Pierse Grace, of Threecastles, and Mr. Michael Grace of Cooleshall. The boundary ...
... PEM SZ3SIONS—Jusg 6. John A. Kirwan, R.N., Esq.. was the only magi4trate presiding. W. Reed, Esq., sat on the bench. AID NUMMI/. William Shea, Sarah Walsh, John Cestig-in. Michael Dillon, and John Phelan were severally charged by Constable Thomas Gaule ...
... imprisonment. sessFLTING PERSON OF MIND. Michael Kealy was prosecuted also at the suite of the Queen, for assaulting • simpleton named Ryan aliar Smyly, for striking him across the face with a stick._ - Mr. Kirwan remarked that although Ryan was not endowed ...
... JOHNSTOWN. PETTY REASION%—Avau. 26. Magistrates presiding—Wm. Butler and J. A. Kirwan, R.M., Lira. CrTTING TRIMS. Thomas Bradley, of Johnstown, was charged by Michael fikyden, of Foulkscourt, with cutting a trc• on his land on the 2Mh March last, lirad:ey ...
... PETTY SESSIONS—Jun:fiat 4. John Andrew Kirwan, Esq., R. 11., was the only magistrate presiding. DISO UDE It LY COff DUCT. John Kiely and Michael Bryan, both of Urlingford, and James Dunne, of Inch, were charged bi Sub-constable John Armstrong and S ub-oonstai ...