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... of the assetntly. ROW TTY SESSIONS. %It, APRIL 24. J. A. Kirwan, Esq., 11.. M., was the only inigistrate presiding. or TIMEER. Patrick Flare,. Es(' J P., prosecuted Michael Dunne, Bridget Kirwan. and hlargaret Fo4artv, all 01 Burrow, for stealing u quantity ...
... Nlahotty, of Llrlingford, sninatoned Michael Kelly, of llayswell, fur being druuk and disorderly in the stre,t of that town, on Jay night lust. The defendant appeared, but said his name was not Michael. Mr. Kirwan—Wu are very accommodating, and to you ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... and John Nigher, for being drums, at Durrow, on the WM lust. Flue and costa each, or a dojo istprisouuwnt. - - Constable Michael Hannay summoned James Hugest tur alluwing his dug to wander on the street at IJurrow, without log or muzzle, on the 21st inst ...
... discharge was ordered. BALLYRAGGETT PETTY SESSIONS. REDSESDA T, MAT 28. Magistrates presiding, Colonel Bull, Michael Cahill, and John A. Kirwan, MM., &qrs. The business before the court was light, there being only six cases for adjudication, which were ...
... SESSIONS. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7. Itlngistrates presiding, Juhn Waring, and John A. Kirwan,;qrs. CATTI.F. STRAYING. Sub-constable Francis Finegan, of Kilinanagb, prosecuted Mr. Michael Freany. of Callan, for leaving his cattle on the public road, at 'illumines'' ...
... to credit of buion, £323 I 04. DUBBOW PETIT SESSIONS. TIAUKSDAT, AUGUST 14. Magistrates pre.iding, B. W. Delaney, and J. A. Kirwan, IL M., Emirs. There were 22 case, entered for hearing. TAKING AWAY TINGES. The caretaker of E M. Marum, J.P., appeared against ...
... ele.rges, which, after a very painsialting inquiry on the part of Mr. Kirwan, sere proved but, being first con% ietions, he imposed the lowest penalty allowed by the statute. Mr. Kirwan always takes this merciful view in t he first camel( lions, by imposing ...
... ' Set murmur through our Dui ou writ, like 'soaker. SESSIONS. 27. Magistrates presiding—G. 11. Ilan!'ton, AV Butler, J. A. Kirwan. BAIL &qrs. NTS Constable William Donahue complained of John Lslor, of Johnstown. for being drank. on the 20th. Fined 2s. ...
... STIALING TIMBER. Edward Boyle, of Knocktoplie;, was proalmuted . by Michael Keein, the steward to Sir James Cangrishe, for that did cut and .teal part of an ash tr. c, the property of Sir James Langrisbe. Mary Bead, who was also found trespassing, told ...