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... were, however, determined to the League until it realised the objects for , lC was originated by Michael Davitt—namely, abolition of landlordism. Mr Kirwan then intiated that the meeting next Sunday would take P ace at four o'clock. John Ferguson and others ...
... Russia. He hoped they wonld tarn out next Sunday, and put in able men who would do good service for the /eague. Mr Patrick Kirwan said that upon the election of good officials depended tho success of the League in this part the town. He was proud of the ...
... of Russia. He hoped they wonld turn out next Sunday, and put in able men who would good service for the J ...
... crash that li. y w 're, however, determinefito un vi L ■- ..• until if realised the objects for '■• d i by Michael Davitt — namely, iisni. .Mr Kirwan theniuti- -1 ' ■ ; - • etuis next Sunday would take c. John Ferguson and others - ?? n coring. ...
... determined to carry on the League until it realised the objects for which it was originated by Michael Davitt—namely, the abolition of landlordism. Mr Kirwan then intimated that the meeting next Sunday would take place at four o'clock. John Ferguson and ...
... determined to carry on the League until it realised the objects for which it was originated by Michael Davitt — namely, the abolition of landlordism. Mr Kirwan then inti- mated that the meeting next Sunday would take place at four o'clock. John Ferguson ...
... Russia; and he hoped they would turn out next Suudav, and put in able men, who would do good service for the League. Mr Patrick Kirwan I that the election good officials depended upon the success of the League in this (tart of the town. He also said wus proud ...
... Charles Ramble, Essex Arthur Foulds Thomas, Halifax; Richard Cody Rowan, Hamilton ; Arthur Herbert Butcher, Ripon, Yorkshire; Michael Joseph Molony, Caber, Ireland ; Hunter Urquhart Walker, Madras ; Charles Alfred Mitchell, Dewsbury , George Easingwood Bletashard ...
... Murray Stewart, Esq. of Broughton ; Sir William Gordon, But. of Earlston, ; Major Stewart, of Cairnsmore ; Capt. Maitland Kirwan, of Gelston ; Colonel Maitland, Kenmure Castle ; Mr Bell, of Dunjop ; Mr Mackie, of Auchencairn ; Mr Barbour, of Barley ; ...
... Edinburgh Institution, end A. IL Lion Wauchope, Fette. sians-Lorettonianst reserve, P. W. sminston, Edinburgh Acadenlicalt. Kirwan's— R. Ainslie, I'. A'usiis, and R. Maitland, Edinburgh Institution; D. T. Cassels (captaiso, I). M•Cowan, .1. (1. Walker, ...
... coal. a Be Witham Goneal fe), and cement. TAIL OF THR BARK. 1288, Cummings, Dublin for Green- Gordon, Dunkirk for Glasgow, Kirwan, Rouen for Glasgow, Rosita, 363, Kolberg, Pernambuco for Green- (s), 1502, Ritchie, New York for New York “for (s), 2007, ...
... body was removed to the Work- house mortuary in charge of the police, where the rtem examination was held by Drs O’Grady and Kirwan, ‘The jury having answered to names, Carroll identified the body as that of kc Jennines, of Drumanove. Cooley, a youth of ...