... meeting of the guardians of the Cloghetn Union held to-day the members present were :--Patrick O'Donnell, John E. Walsh, Michael Cashin, Robert O'Shea, William John %legend., John Shealy, Timothy Ryan, Thos. Smith, James Navin, Thomas O'Brien, and James ...

... gentlemen were sworn on the JURY Romer ASHBY Foreman ; William Connell, Stephen Butler, Jeremiah Dalton. Michael 'inane, Hobert S. Hunt, John Man, David Kirwan, John P. Lanphior, Lank' S. Maher, James Lloyd, John Tennant, F. J. Mulcahy, John T. Bradshaw, Jobs ...

... whom he could we t help naming 31esars. Edward, David, and Patrick Kirwan, of Thurles (cheering for them) gentlemen). They had not only worked by day but elms by night, and Mr. David Kirwan travelled from the moat northern port of the county to Ballypereen ...

... Roomier IN THR CITY —Wi •• Rourke—well knows in the city as Redlighte—was charged with having, on the fOth January, robbed Michael Webb, • native of Thoematown, of LI and two knives. l'he particulars of this case appeared at length in but tisitarday's ...

... Kiketaantern.—To keep in repair for yearn 190 perekee of the road from Waterford to Kilkenny, between Mr. I/even:toes how, and Michael Connolly's contract, townliintl of liallyrolip. 1'4.41 not to aceed lid. per perch per annum, £3 :hl. 2. Sons BAnuirt.—For ...

... Rates. William It'yer summoned Michael Connor for refusing possession of a bowie outside the town of Clara. 'fhe Court ruled they had no jurisdiction. Several charges of drunkenness at the suit of Sergt Nolan. Constables Kirwan and Callao were heard, and ...

... to be TuHansom gaul for 14 days with herd Lihour. Constable Kirwan, of Killyon, bad 00 Anne Ikea fur allowing her to wander at KdLiwn, oar the 21st May. At the suit of Constable Rourke, Michael Mahon, of Enda, was fined fur allowing his pigs to weeder on ...

... iter. J. Cant. well, l'.P., liur. F O'Dwyer, Adm., and 1:4124nd Kirwan be appointed aocretarion.—.tgrend to. Mr. Thos. Mayo.. wax propo.ed by lhan itnirk e , and eccondod by Mr. K4n.ond Kirwan. Mr. D. (fluke, of Dublin. we. propoie d by lb,. Thomas Fennell ...

... for this norpose he would communicate with the Veterinary v. AT —On Monday Mr. E. N. Power, coroner. bold an inquest at Mr. Kirwan's, before a respectable jury, of whet 'apt. Toole was forearm, into the cinnmetescee attending the death of a mart named Thomas ...

... Kiteettoir.v.s.-To keep in repair for seven years 190 perches of the road from Waterford to Kilkenny, between Mr. house and Michael connolly's contract, townies. of Itallyrobin. Panned ; nut to a semi 41d. per perch per annum. C 3 1 Is :44. '2. SAME ItAittiNT ...

... his were aansging the poor-law union it wee £3,7e0 in debt. Ile and they left becalm, a chairman of the people (Mr. Ihvid Kirwan) was eleckd, and the union her e to its credit to.dey the of £l3OO. When Mr. Ryan was managing it the poor•rate was 2s. 2d ...

... in the chair —tho following wore elected : Parochial Nominators Francis Wipe Low, Eq.; Frederick lon Trent, Emu, and Mr. Michael Power. Diocesan Synodemen —F. W. Low. D.L., and Y. I. Trent, Church• wardens—F. W. Low, Eq., D.L.. and F. I. Trent. Fag elect ...