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... met ear the Bois ce Boulegn drew lots for antagoni.ts aud precedency Agrecably tory arrangement, it devalved upon M. David, Treasurer Establishment, to engage first; he gave his adversary 6 wound ia the side, and instantly afterwards received a Tron one ...
... oa TUESDAY, D CEMBER at Two The candidates must attend sonally,— Particulars may be learned by application (post ) Mr, David Treasurer, Ards House, Dunfanaghy. YO SOLICITORS.—Wants a aged Gentleman, an Attorney of the Three Law Courts, anda Solicitor in ...
... Bal)vlon£rford, attended. of the societies is attributed in a naimcr to the euterprisiug exertions of the Hev. Mr. Donnell. David Treasurer to the Lying-in Hospital. tl\aakfu!lv acknowledges have received JL’» Lam the stewards the ball, in honour of her Majesty's ...
... Canterbury Cathedral, being an epistle from David, Bishop of Eml y to the Prior of Christ's Church, Canterbury, in fav our of David, Treasurer of Emly, who had been entrusted with the suit of the said Prior against the Prior of St. John's, Kilkenny, in the matter ...
... and + d treasurer. ded to the 25th of each month the secretary will prep her report, the amount of dues remitted by | . David treasurer to the Head Centre of the Fenian B pnt pro- therhood, which report shall be di to! Head Directress. ‘om the elected by ...
... noon installed lie J 11 Walker, WU, Br Ductor SW, Onus for Br J Hudgins), Br Captain Stoney, JW, 14 Captain Saunders, S David, Treasurer; lir Euetcle,JD ; Brother I N Young. Secretary. Brother l' 3 was initiated. Br Gaynor was passed. Oilers in attendance ...
... Mr Callaghan. Gneever, Mr M Murphy, I Mr M Sheehan, Mr John D Curtin, |Mr Jambs Guiney, V.S. Clerk of the Conrae: Mr David Treasurer;—Mr Judge:—Mr MaubiCE Moeiabty. first rack. The Uroana .Stakes of 15 aova. Open to all horaes. One and mile heats the ...
... Byrne, the were nnanimously elected to act as odicers for the ensuing /ear ; \’ice-cu Airman, A Du(resne; hon »ec, David- ; treasurers, and Mr rialph Valent/qq ; and, in addition, act as managing V Jackson, J B; Comoer, W B J Byrne, W Berrls, J nUonarcy ...
... Saacook’s retaros. This the executive ia the real source of the in- crease where a redaction might hive been antici- Mr David treasurer, submiteed the balance receipts io have smounted to 21,129 6s, th jure being £1,115 198 7d, leaving a @s 324. balance ...
... Thomas Roahford, Richard A Burris, H B Poe, Jobs Lewis. and F Pry. - Thomas Prior, V 8, to tb. Society; Michael Head sad David Treasurers; John itoutesey, Jobs Jameson, Peter Them, and John P Mum, Hon Secs. Humphrey Smith. Roecrea. (Royal Britain); not! Bureau ...
... writers, to have been nine hundred feet. or nearly equal to Zuan's in size. Bubastis is very accessible from Cairo. King David's treasure amounted to £600,- 000,000 Reduced to tons it would be 6,250, sufficient to load '2.500 camels. Made into a rod one inch ...
... June 17th., Mr. Killean, the county organiser, and the officers appointed were—President, Mr. J. Sheridan; V.P., Mr. David treasurer, Mr. Martin M'Keoo, and secretary, Mr. T. Lavin. Mr. T. Downs and Mr. T. Gowan were appointed as delegates to attend the ...