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... to have been in iho Federal or Confederate armies, and have hut recently returned to Ireland. Their names are James Joseph Kirwan, John Henry Spiers, James Edward Fox, and James Smith. They were arrested under the Lord Lieutenant s warrant, and conveyed ...
... Hamburg, the wife of the ttev. Dr. Craig, of sou. On th e 15th Inst., at 53, Mountjoy-squaro, Dubliu, the Lady Victoria Mary Kirwan, of daughter. MARRIAGES. the I4ih inst. at the Presbyterian Church, Donegall-street, Belfast.“by the Rev. Isaac Nelson, Mr ...
... Mr. V. H. Littlcdale, Mr. G. W. Edwards, Mr. W. A. Tollemache, Mr. O. F. Young, Alderman John Reynolds, Mr. Denis Kirwan, Mr. Michael Morris, Q.C the Recorder of Galway, Mr. Geo. Morris, the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor of Dublin, the Mayor of Belfast, ...
... of Martin against M'Ateer they convicted and ordered M'Ateer to pay 10s fine and costs, or one week's imprisonment. William Kirwan summoned John M'Ateer, the defendant in the last case, for assaulting him at Warrenpoint, on the night of Saturday, the March ...
... (Btiltsiastital. Oo Tuesday, the Lord Bishop of Limerick, Ardfert, and Aghadoe, held his auDoal Tisitation io Saint Michael’s Church, Limerick. The sendee having been gone through, the Lord Bishop took the seat apportioned for visitation which was announced ...
... ; Wills Sardford, D.L.; Lindstv, D.L.: H. Lowry, Edmund Bntler, C. H. Kn Hns-ars; Thomas G. Battersby. John Vance, Kirwan, J.P.; Michael Harri-on. Q.C.; K. F. Hamilton, C. H. Todd. Q.C. ; Rnxton, D.L.; L. J. Litton, Tyrone Fusiliers; Oe Iby, Montgomery ...
... have just heard that Denis Kirwan, the prisoner confined the Rathkeale bridewell on the above charge, on Saturday last admitted his guilt, and made a confession to Capt. Bodkin, 11 , implicating two brothers named and Michael Ryan, who, he states, instigated ...
... his situation, and urging the appointment of his son Mr. Bartholomew M’Cormiek in bis stead. The second applicant was Mr. Michael Wall, of Boat Street; and the third Mr. William John Reilly, tho present poorrate collector. , . • The Chairman said that ...
... 19, IBuB. occnpicd the chair. To the right of the Chairman were John Chapman. Eeq., Chairman the Atlantic Company ; Denis Kirwan, Esq., D.L., Castlehackett; Wrn. Ma'cnrason, Esq., Pottlaw ; VV. Tullemache, Esq., London ; P. M. Lynch, Esq., J.P., Chairman ...
... criminal cases for trial. Francis Murphy was indicted for that he, the 12th of March, did steal the sum of 7d from the person of Michael Longhran. There was a second count, charging him with having been previously convicted a felony. The pris uier pleaded guilty ...
... put' the harbour in such a condition that it would, at all events, be able to afford safety to these ships. (Cheers.) Mr. Michael Morris, Q.C., Recorder of Galway, proposed •“ The Municipal Bodies of Inland,” coupled with the name of the Lord Mayor of ...