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... James Drought, J.P.; Richard Hackett, John Davis, John Gninan. John Hackett, John Meara, Laurence Parsons/ Quuliiied rate-payers elected by the board— Thomas L. Cooke, William Meara, Miichell, Smith M. Berry, John Palmer, Henry.- Davis, ai ...
... MONEYG ALL —Monday. Magistrates present—James F. Kollcston, (chairman) Gorrge Garvey, and John Andrews The adjourned case of Michael Moreau v. W illmm Cosgrave; and John Mnllally. was gone into Mr Byrne, of Koscrea who appeared for the defendants, said that ...
... the prisoner failed to render visible to the watchful eyes of the constable any trace the arm. Their Worships sent the case for trial the quarter sessions. • Mr. John Lyster, proprietor of Dernnsalla mihs, was summoned the suit J. Alton, Esq.. Conservator ...
... Perfumers, &c. John Wells S, Co., 210, Begent-st. London, AXMINSTtIC Aubusson, Velvet, Brussels, and Tapestry Carpets, Splendid Silk Brocades- Damask and Chintzes, at moderate prices. Patterns, Designs, and Prices Gratis by Post. JOHN HOLTON’S DISCOVERED ...
... Chairman proceed with the hearing of defended civil bills. The following were the only cases of public interest. John Corbett, Nenagh, v. John Cunneen, Seedsman. This was an action brought for the recovery £l6, for damages by the loss occasioned to the defendant ...
... himself in £6O, and two sureties in £2-3 each, Mr Michael Errington and Mr John (Juin- Un having b come the sureties. Corbaliis then tendered the informations George lirowae against John Kamiltcn, lor Ting testAioent, throwing it into the fire Kingstown. The ...
... vessels from Mr. Grattan, brother to Dr. Grattan they were sealed, and gave them to his brother. Mr. John Grattan sworn—Gave the 5 parcels to Mr. Seed; got them from Mr. Dopping, R.M. Mr. John Dopping, R.M Gave the 5 parcels to Mr. ...
... persons to sell spirits and beer Ac., during the ensuingyear : —Charles Taylor, of Kennity, John Meehan same place, Andrew Flannigan, do., John Tooher of Clareen, John Edghill, Longford, James Kyan, of Cadamstown. LORKHA —Thursday. Before Thomas B. Stoney ...
... Lieutenant, who expected in the course of da vs. Spirit o t!)c Press. the John Bull.) Lord Cardigan and thk Ki.icvk.ntii Hi ssars.— It is with view to bear hard upon Lord Cardigan that deem it our duty to pUcc before the public the particulars of another ...
... Ireland. Resolutions to the foregoing eAset were moved and seconded by Mr John D’Arcy (ex-Lord Mayor), Mr J Macnaraara Cantwell, Mr Dixon, and Mr John Reynolds. Mr Henry Grattan, in aaeonding resolution moved by Mr Alderman Farrell, sflH the parties interested ...
... take place in London. Mr. Grattan agreed with his honourable friend, bat he thought at the same time that the Irish members should have attended the present meeting (hear.) The first day of last session he went to Lord John Russell, and told him that ...
... B ANAGHER Monday, Magistrates presiding John P. Armstrong, Jamea Cr. Buchanan and Henry Grattan Curran, K.M. E> Patrick Sullivan of Lusmagh summoned John Rourke and his three sons, John, Pat and ilham Rourke, of Cloonaheenge for having violently assaulted ...