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... 44d ; expenditure, on hands, £9 18s 10d. 1s 64d ; balance On the proposition of ‘tr James Daiy, juor., seconded by Mr Edward Slevin, the balance sheet was adopted. It was suggested that something shoald be done to encourage the revival of Gaelic Football ...
... Mrs. . driver, Mr. J. Trainor, Bridge Street, D. Garvin, Willie Slevin, James Sle'Donegal, showed both commendable yin, Edward Slevin, and Mrs. Slev;n, presence of mind and great cortrol of Mary E. Kerrigan, Maggie J. Gal' the vehicle. her, D. Kerrigan ...
... were cross-summonses brought by she Slevins against Doherty, Mr Anthony M‘Loone, solicitor Donegal, appeared for John and Edward Slevin. The magistrater after a patient hearing of the facts boung all three over to keep the peace tor 12 months themselves in ...
... Sessions were heM Wednesday, before Colonel Bowlbv, R.M. (chairman). IVIr. Joseph M’Loone, J.P., and General White, J.P. Edward Slevin. Donegal, charged John Doherty, Patrick Doherty, Robert Doherty, and Nancy Doherty, of New-row, with assaulting him on ...
... sultcy, The town was fall of young men, and th» Ladies made a v.ry good muswer. The Pubs had not** tim3 to lock at you” Edward slevin had a few* hafones’ in, and and as usual, wasted to see a Doherty that would be able for him, When no i'oherty could be ...
... last 1 the courthouse, hefore Mersrs. Thowas Hawilton, R.M., presiding, Joseph M*Looue, J.P., aod Patr.ck 8-ll.glm. J.P. Edward Slevin, Douegal, summoued John Doherty aud Robert Dokerty,of New Row,for nsing abusive and provokiog langusge on 22nd A ril, towards ...
... Sally. Lipsett, 90; Lllie Lauglil:n, 90 5 ; Katie Laughlin, ; Kathleen M'Quaid, 96 . 5 ; Catherine Mulligan, 92 . 6 ; Edward Slevin, 931 ; Daniel V Stephens, 85 . 9 ; Patrick S Treacy, 91 6 ; Annie M Whyte, 92.5 Second Prizes have been secured by :—Cecil ...
... the other defendants was thou gone into. The Constable repeated his evidence; in the struggle was struck from behind and Edward Slevin; Mrs. Slcvin caught him by the log and palled him down, and whoa he fell she struck him ; the father, Patrick, and others ...
... Gallagher, Patrick Gallagher M'Groarty, Patrick M‘Loone, John M'‘Getti- an, Michael M‘Groarty, James O’Donnell, ichael Edward Slevin, Hugh Toland, Representatives of Jas. Thomas, James Waugh, Philip Diver, Thomas Dunion, Representatives of Hugh Harley ...
... assisting in bringing Slevin the oar* racks. The magistrates inflicted a penalty of and costs, or fourteen days' imprisonment. Edward Slevin was charged with assaulting Eugene Deery the time of the arrest of hi* brother John. Const. Adams proved the offence. ...
... ive. The cbiet mourners were—Misses Mary E Slevin, Maggie J Slevin, and Lizzie B Slevin, ; Masters Francis, John, and Edward Slevin, sens ; Mr J Ward, Tunery, brother ; and Mrs Ballyshannon, cousins. sister; Me M and Mr W sytopathising friends. A large ...
... when the Rock Hall, the postponed business of electing officers and committee for the coming year was brought up. Mr Edward Slevin pro , and Rev Cunningham, C C, seconded, that the outgoing officers and committee be re-elected. ter some discussion, and ...