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... Tits ONLY Fast Nts.w.—Charles Lamb says : — Rags, which are the reproach of poverty, aro the beggar's robes, and the graceful insignia of his profession, his tenue, his full dress, the suit in which ho is expected to show himself in public. Ile is ...
... case :—Messrs. Nth. Kelly, Matthew M'Connon, William J. Sutherland, Edward Hanlon, Edward Harrison, William Moors, James Kimmins, Bernard Johnson, 14chael Rodgers, Laurence Kelly, James M'Crink, and Peter Jobnk ton. __ _ . Mr. reward Caraher, sessional ...
... of the company and Mr. Kimmins. Mr. Kimmins—There was nothing before me; it might be on the table. Mr. Cary—Was there all the appearance of people having been drinking I Constable—Yes. There were four men and a woman, Mr. Kimmins woe seated between them ...
... participators in the sacred function of the day were the youth of 'the town. Some 500 children received at the hands of his Grace, the Primate, the Most Rev Dr WGettnran, the sacrament of Coufirtnation. For weeks past the Chriatiag Brothers Lave evening ...
... in the First Fruits Books, but the school in 1832. He also filled the position of clerk of the church, of which Alexander Kimmins word collated appears written over an was the sexton. erasure). St Mary's was not originally a parochial secular 1768 ...
... Christopher Govern, foreman ; Thomas Kelly, Thomas Sheridan, Nevin ; Patrick Daly, Batteratown ; Flanagan. Corb•ll's, Jobe Grace. The plaintiff challenged Mr James Maguire, Name. Mr Clark appeared for the plaintiff. and Mr Sullivan fir the defendant. The ...
... Class I—Brood Mare (Open)-1M prize, Hugh Monaghan, Balreast, Kelle, and Oldoutle ; 2nd, H Gray, Ryefield, Virginia ; 3rd, T M Grace, Oldeaatle Class 2—Brood Mare (oonlined to competitors under F4O •alnatioo)-Ist prize, P Reilly, Rye Geld, Virginia ; 2nd, ...
... Drogheda. The entertainment was all that could be desired, and it was really astonishing to note the ability, brilliancy, and grace displayed by the children of the school in the various sections of the programme. Surprise was expressed by all who had the ...
... Pater neteasu, on* Monday, 21st Dec antis, 1925. at 1 80 o'clock, p dl, 160 blab sores of prime old mature tot scartdows and gracing, Usual terms. P McGSS & SON, AaoLioor:trs sLd Valuer', Dun!ser. Oftiata — Ardae sad 2l Wert 8 , , Drogheda 829 UNDEUMENNONED ...
... Callan, anchored at the bottom of the ford on Sunday last for, apart from O . A . A . flier was won by Paul Maher. Thui is the Kimmins first ophy in senior footba ll , and the Senior team went out to Cooley, O'Reilly (V.), Kennedy, Hand and table, have been ...
... Dua- record entry from 8 counties leer; N. Grace, do.; 11. Mc- and 38 Clubs, with Pat Keane. Mahon, Newry. Southciti g anlon, Meath; John In team. Dunbar, 47 pts.; McElff. Mare; John White, S Wogan, N. Grace, A. Mc- Dublin; Whearty and Der. Malson, J ...
... Drogheda on Saturday last (February 13th). Fonnerly Miss Annie Kimmins, she is survived by her husband Charles, daughter Sheila, sons Francis, Dermot and Charles, brother James Kimmins, sisters Julia and Rose, daughters-in-law, sisterin-law, grandchildren ...