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... Thorndale, Antrin Road-20 snillings. Mrs. Walker ?? . Shank . ?? Mrs. Dickso ?? F. Ives ?? M. Calvert ?? A. Henderson I Thomas Kent ?? J. Taggart ?? Wm. XConstable ?? R. ?? M. Smyth. ?? 1). Lee ?? H. Pyper ?? R. Dawson ?? A. Beck ?? I Collected by THOMAS ...
... (instructed by Mr. Richard Rice). appeared for. Mr. Patrick Walsh; Mr. R S Baylor, solicitor, appeared for Messrs William Kent, Thomas Kent, John Donovan, and James Donovan ; and Mr. W J Magnier appeared for Messrs John Touhy and Patrick Keeffe. Mr. Henry Wright ...
... were to be proceeded with againat Messrs Riebard Rice, brother to the Sessional Crown Prosecutor, East Riding county Cork; Thomas Kent, William Rent, and Austin Rice District- Inspector Ball appied for an adjournment, which was rated to th 20th izat, the ...
... church. Onarriving at thle village, lie had, as appears to have been iris custom, his horses put up in the yard of Mtr Thomas Kent, who has been kind enough1 to accomnmodato all parties withi a stand. When tire services were concluded, Captain Tuthlill's ...
... d yester- ?? summonsee at the prosecution of .District Inspector Ball were served yesterday evening on Patrick Xeeffe, Thomas Kent, 'William Kent, George Mulcahy, John Fuohy, Patrick' Walsh, Joha Donovan, ad James Donovan. They charge is one of. inmidacion ...
... acceptation of the term. What did you mean by a ruffian ? His conduct was iuffianly to call me vile names before a crowd. Thomas Kent, an assistant in the Scotch House, deposed to hearing a dispute between Professor Moroney and Mr M'Cann. Another assistant ...
... MacIvor, Eeq, Ricbmond.bill, Rath- mines, through the Very Rev Canon Rloche, P P. SS id Michael and John's; Cie from Mr Thomas Kent, 88, t Plmibaborough-road; 2s from two Protestant country- 3, men; Is from a Catholic countryman. The Banquet Committee ...
... Our Fersa:oy'corresplaen writesth at Rath- 'Cormack Petty ss yesterday, before Colonel I Logboe, BM a case s ?? mn which Thomas Kent wis charged with -having ased an- tunidatien towards Robert Brown on th. 6th MarcInst is consequence- of his having occupied ...
... Charles Lynch, Nisholas Jones, and Thomas Morgan, seamen of the Sarah Ann; also to William Edwards, N. L. Christianson, Thomas Kent, Bernard Byer, and Archibald Tills, seamen of the Efficient. I.O.R.-The fortnightly meeting of the Con- queror Tent 'No ...
... Uo o C 0 Ce' Lr.arT'h 1 I 4 Co '1lpper- ' I ?? ,per Mr Thorna -a'san ?? 5 0 0 1. C'r ?? ri.nch UI ?? I nluty i b vey MI Thomas K'ent ?? 4 0 01 1 ?? r' 't'ii' FederaTion of CU!. Q i-e 3? Maccen . .. 0 fl-c'- brarci' U I L Cointv ttcst- L' 'iea-1. rtr Mr ...
... -heteatswhwer ARRESTS IN FERMOY. Our Fermoy correspondent writes that on yes- terday three young men named Austin Rice, Thomas Kent, and William Kent, were arrested by Ditrict Inspector Ball under the Coircion Act and reanded, on a charge of having, on ...
... Mr. ad Lane was standing near and said nothing. Rev. Mr. Lane subsequently entered the sacristy door. Witness never saw Thomas Kent enter the chapel on any Sunday he was there. 'le saw persons come to the window, stand at the broken pane, and laugh and ...