... chilness the air gen rally felt at this season of the year but the hardy Highlander, with kilt and pbilabe^ seemed indifferent the cold as Lapland- r. Everything being aet ured, the Rev. Thomas Kenny, P.P. of Ncnagh, and tho Rev. Mr. Bowles. C.C. of ; each ...

... you may soon be appointed to a higher and more permanent office. JOHN HEALY, P.P., Cahirciveeu. THOMAS LYNCH, P.P. JOHN FITZMAURICE, C.C., Drommid. THOMAS FITZGERALD, P.P. PATRICK FOLEY, C.C., Prior. HENRY HARRINGTON, P.P., Killorglin. Dublin, 29th October ...

... the air generally felt at this sea• on of the year—but the hardy highlander, with kilt and nhilabeg, seemed as indifferent to the cold as a Lapitinder. Everything being scored, the Rev. Thomas Kenny, P.P. of :ioniser, and the Rev. Mr. Bowles, C.C. of ...

... Waterloo iroad; Rev W D Sadlier, FIT C-D, ;- Rev Thomas R Shore; Rev ' G MacDonnell; the Highi Sheriff; Alderman Butler; Alderman Gavin; W P Mathews, Esq; 0ordnel Sir.George Moiris, 'D L, Gardiner's plice; Th'omas M1 Gresham, Esq, Raheny Park; George 'Roe, ...

... chilness in the air generally felt at this season of the year—but the hardy Highlander, with kilt and philabeg, seemed as indifferent to the cold as a Evei thing being secured, the Rev. Thomas Kenny, P.P. of Ne- nagh, and the Rev. Mr. Bowles, C.C. of Nenagh ...

... the air generally felt at this season of the year— but the hardy Highlander, with kilt and philabeg, seemed as indifferent to the cold as a Laplander. Everything being secured the Rev. Thomas Kenny, P.P., of Nenagh and the Reverend Mr. Bowles, C. C. of ...

... chillness in the air g Hy felt at this season of the yearbut the hardy ilighleoder, with kilt and philabeg.' seemed as indifforeot to the cold as a Laplander. Everything being secured, the Rev. Thomas P.P. of Nooses, and the Rev. Mr. Bowles. C.C. of Rough; each ...

... chillithe air generally felt at thie mason of the year—but the hardy hiehlander, with kilt and philabeg, seemed as holiffirent to the cold as • Laplander. Everything being esemed, the Rev. Thomas Kenny, P.P. of Nenagh, and the lee. Yr. Bowles, C.C. of Nenagh—each ...

... in air generally felt at this season of tbe year —but the hardy Highlander, with kilt and philabeg, seemed as indifferent to tbe cold as a Laplander. Everything being secured, the Rev. Mr. Thomas Kenney, P.P. of Nenagh, and the Rev. Mr. Bowles. C. C. of ...

... believe the reason there have been more disturbances Tipperary than in Galway and Mavo Is, because of their more sturdy and hardy character, and therefore they have made greater opposition than the more enduring and quieter inhabitants of the more western ...

... John Hardy, Cahertrim, 7 Michael Kelly, Earlspark, Martin Lynch, Lynchfort, Patrick Skerrett, Loughrea, Benjamin Taylor, MOTCCLIEK. 1 J Curramore, Outerard Thomas, Ard, do 3 George Cottingham, Corrihview, do 4 Tim Conrannon, Stripe, Spuldal 5 Thomas Fitgerald ...

... Tierney, 2s. 6d.; Mro. Nicholas Martin, per Rev. Mr. Bannon, 11.; Mrs. Fransis Purcell, Thomas-slreet, lOs. (omitted in formerpublication); Mr. Patrick Clarke, Thomas-street, 10s., per'Rev, Mr. Fay; Mr. Masterson, Smithfield, 1Os.-Further donations are ...