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... 55.: Jas. Darcy, Anrisbrook, Ballyboughal. Lusk, sa; Jos. Dwyer, town. 55.; ; Thos. Walah, Windmill Lands, Swords. 53; Dennis Madden. Newtown, Swords, 55.; Ml. Conheeny, Lissenhall, Swords, 55. James Murray, Roganstown, Rush. drunk and incapable, 10s. ...
... t;ttariliasts Wednesday. Present : Nlrs. Niel Guinness. Miss Murphy, liss Quaid. Miss Weldriek, Joseph Farrell, John J. Leech, Dennis Madden, J. P. M'Avin, Robert Keely, John Carroll. V. 1.. Guinan, Jeremiah Ikrirke. Peter Nlonks. Matthew Stafford, Stephen lk ...
... the houfes. COAL QUAY. be let, and entered on immediately. THE Shop and Houfe - No. 14, Coal Quay, lately occupied hy Dennis Madden, (hoemaker. The (hop is completely fitted up with all neceffary fixtures Alfo to be let feparately, the Court fituate at ...
... victims to the prevailing malady. When he was attacked with fever, Mr. Haggar was removed to the house of a friend, Mr. Dennis Madden, ton, where every attention has been shown 116, Isling- gradually sunk under the disorder. him, but he He was only, we ...
... C. D. Board COMM to their assistance. A large cumber of Congests and their sons attended the ni. etity, and asked Mr. Dennis Madden and Mr. Thorns Cahill who represent thiii ,ii the Council to mider notic-.: of the County Surveyor their deinauas for ...
... «s per quarter each—Miss Fleming, Mr Tynan, Patrick Reddy, Peter Murphy, John Toole, James Harkin, Patrick John Slone, Dennis Madden, Mr O’brien, James Coyne, Thomas Hagers, William Murphy, John Uanratty, John Hcndrtd, Charles Flanagan, John Bogan, Nicholas ...
... Rev. Fr. Fah. P.P. and Rev, Fr. O'Connor C.C. Amongst others present were, Messrs John Kelly, D.C. W. E. Dowling, D.C. Dennis Madden, D.C. Peter Lynskey, I Thomas O'Flanagan, D.C. and Thomas Cahill, D.C. In the course of a most eloquent speech the Rev ...
... llth, 1793. COAL QJJAY. To be let, and entered on immediately. THE Shop and Houfe No. 14, Coal Quay, lately occupied by Dennis Madden, lhaemaker. The fliop completely fitted up with all neceffary fixtures. Alfo to be let feparately, the Court fituate the ...
... and to and country doctors who his device will the advantage of a full dental equipment @ a very much A young man named Dennis Madden, 21, and a native of Limerick, has pe tented @ bicycle boat propelled by and is now en; jn constructing a which will a:so ...
... attempted to pass. Bank Note Forgery.—Our readers will recollect that on the 11th of August last, a man oft he name of Dennis Madden, a Copper-plate Printer, was arrested in the cellar of a house at the corner of Anglesea-street, in the act of forging ...
... attendance. The Very Rev Father Columbus, OSF C, presided, and atheaget thoth present ware--Messrs Joseph Mousey, P L G; Dennis Madden, Patrick Moony, Thomas Conroy, Paul Callen, &a. sake Mathew Guard/ in attendanoe—Liente y sad P Hayes. lather Columbus ...
... thnoi the window of Mr. Gough’s shop, which also damaged the Philips wireless set which was on display in the window. Mr.. Dennis Madden. District Court. Clerk, gave formal evidenfje that Brown had been sentenced to six months imprisonment for the offence ...