... Thomas Kirk, nephew; .lames I ..in ba* l Dooley, John Kirwan, James K rwi»n. I’ainck Kirwan. John Lawless. Andrew helan. James K«>aoa|rh, JamesDaigiieii. Ma-lem Tlio»n.»>. «:id John Diugucin, Michael Kinsella, r notln Murpl.v. couaias. Very Hev p ; Kev ...

... Thomas Dunno, smithwurk. to 26th December, '92, £2 (Is ; John llaughton, painting, glazing, etc, 17th November, '92, I2s ; Kirwan, grand jury ce-s. Summer Assizes, '92. £l lls 5d ; Jehu llearnc, printing, etc, to 12lh December, ’92, 2d ; I'-ttrick Higgms ...

... 3d ; Dempsey, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1898, la; L Dempsey, 7s; T Murphy, 65 61; J Kelly, 10e; J Ward, 61; T Boardman, Is ; M Kirwan, se. Belli-- gown-II Power, 159; J Power. 6.. Ballyvoodrane- P Lambert, 23. Ballyvoodock-T Dempsey, PL G, 6.1 ; J Connors ...

... stock to select from on our own spacious premises. _ Prospectus, catalogues, and detailed Press Opinions cost «cc. GEO. MICHAEL. Manager._ NORMAN and STACEY'S NEW SYSTEM. Enables customers to obtain the immediate enioy- ment of a well-appointed home ...

... were elected by ballot lor 1593-President, Mr vice-presidents, Mesers Michael Kirwan and Patrick Kent; treasurer, Mr Martin Carroll; registrar. Mr T Adams; and secretary, Mr Michael Boyle. The balance-sheet having been teed and adopted, showing very decided ...

... division is being kept open in the intereet of The M'Dcrmot, Q.C.,who, Attorney-General for Ireland, has not yet found seat. Mr. Michael Davitt (A.P.) has been asked by more than one public board iu the constituency to allow himself to nominated Anti- Famellite ...

... elected by ballot for 1893: -President, Mr T Keogh; vice-presidents, Messrs M-ichael Kirwan and Patrick Kent; treasurer, Mr Martin Carroll; registrar, Mr T Adams; and secretary, Mr Michael Boyle. The balance-sheet having been read and adopted, showing a very ...

... A decres for £lO 55 was grastsd, and an iustalment erder was made for 10e a mosath. ’ 3 ~ David Power v. David Power.—John Kirwan ‘deposed 10 the signaiare affixed 10 & consent arrived at By Soth parties, Decree gramied for £5 10s, John Pewer v. Geerge ...

... Tuesday, Eou: Costello throwing the stone. : George Boyle swore that Costello did not Jort Saturday, 14th throw the swone, Michael Forde was also called for the defence. Monday, 16th The mujority of the bench dismissed the Case . BALLINASLOE Boarp oF GUARDIANS ...

... Alderman Meade entertained last evening (Tuesday) a distinguished company at dinner at his residence, St. Michael’s, Ailesbury Road. Mrs Blood gave a most enjoyable at home” at her residence, Upper Rathmines, on the 29th ult. Mrs Loftus Bryan’s ball at ...

... well represented. Among tho«e who are to appear are : Mrs Sanders, Mrs J W Higgins, Mrs Wilson, Mrs J U Todd, Mrs Bragg, Mrs Kirwan, Mrs Robertson, Mrs Cbbh'.ro ; Higgins, Cabbe ami others, hile Dr Ringroec Atkins is on the list for a recitation, Hkbsions ...

... rts and anoth- r, J Hort. Mr Kennedy. Examiner. Wil kelmma Herb-rt and another, rental. Mr Topbom. A»fiii»tsnt Examiner. J Kirwan, roueb. Before Foot. 11.30 o’clock. Fer incy'i estate. Lord Geary v Geary, Wray’s tstate. Wm, from December. Id9‘i ; Fiti ...