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... nuisance. Fined 2 and tost, or one day's imprisonment. Onrfctble Joseph Crowe,against Michael Ryan, BalliugHrry—drunkenness. Fined 2s. 6 I. and cwrt*. The same againet Michael Joyce Urlingfurd, roedmhisance. Fined Id.and cost. Swh-eoaatable J. Armstrong, against ...
... sent for trial to Quarter Sessions. Michael Williams, of Urlingford, was charged by William Brophy, of the same place, with violently assaulting him at the Islands of Urlingford, on the 9th iust. It appeared Michael Williams is caretaker over the bog at ...
... Urlingford was NVilliam Shea ot'Moonfin with refusing to pay him trespass tor tive sheep in turnips. Michael Ky.in swore crop was to the amount ot ii. Michael Corrigan and Patrick Corrigan swore that 6s would settle the damage. lie was decreed lor two shillings ...
... PETTY SESSIONS. These Sessions were held on Tuesday last by R. Butler, J.P., and John A. Kirwan, D.L. and Esqrs. There were few cases entered, still fewer of any Michael Brenan, Moneenroe, summoned Edward Brenau, same place, for taking a mare, his property ...
... tbi» day mouth. P. liurtccacll, Esq,, r. Michael and otiters, lor having the aforesaid road in had rejwtir. staled that it was owing to the extensive carriage railway materials that road was iu bad repair. Mr. Kirwan said that in this case it made no d tierence ...
... SESSIONS— Masch 80. Magistrates : Thomas Neville, Wm. Butler, and John A. Kirwan. R.M., Esqrs. CHARGE OF INCENDIARISM. CatherineHardiman.of Urlingford, was charged Constable Crowe and Michael Williams, with setting fire to house the property ot Viscount Mountgarret ...
... Aitdrew Kirwan , who the iQAgiatrale TRESPASS. 'i'hoaiMa Dowling chirked by William Kilronh, with treepK§>iijg on the lands of Win. Dynler, of Ctac&le. was to flue of 2s. 6J. and coeta or a nnprieimineiil. M*iy dhnitall of i*reehford, Michael N-ii 11 ...
... JOHNSTOWN PETTY SESSIONS—Auo. 15. John A. Kirwan, Esq.. R.M., was th« only magistrate. Trespass. —Honora M'Evny, of Balllnphras, was charged by Michael Phelan of Cooluaclauisb, with breaking down hia fence at the above mentioned place. The complainant ...
... caution. Larceny of Oranges.— Three young lads, scarcely 12 years of age, named Edward Tobin, Michael Brophy, and John M‘Grath, were charged Constable Kirwan with stealing oranges the shop of Mrs. Tierney, in John-sireel, Sunday night. M’Grath was attired ...
... EOBEEKY. Don-table Kirwan prosecut ’d a young lad named Thomas Prout, for having stolen a coat, the property man named Michael Callanau, and having pawned same in the establishment Mr. Hawr, King stieet, on the 14lh iust. The constable deposed .hat from ...
... Kilkeasy P Moore, P P, Johnstown John Fitzpatrick, C C, Edmond Rochford, jun Michael Brennan Edmond Rocbford, sen Michael Fitzpatrick Jeremiah Dwan James Dunphy William Walsh Michael Maher Daniel Maher James Rochford James Corroack John Walsh Martin Murphy ...
... KILM ANA Gil Y SESSIONS. Tuesday, Feb. 20.—Magistrates presiding— John Waring and John Andrew Kirwan, lt.M>, s. Michael and William Delany, complained of Patrick and M for having them at Baunaraha the 29ih day of January, 1861, and Patrick and (Many had ...