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... MeNames% as member of the Limerick Town Council is, we notice, opposed. A Protestant Conservative mused White has taken heart of grace from th • disfranchisement of a number of Cie Liberal B in the ward, and to carry the seat7ct.7 we ask the el.:caws have they ...
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... No. I, Waterloo street, Londonderry. Timothy Lojlc, aged years. May 14, at his residence, Trinamadan, Gortin, Alexander MâKimmin, aged 74 years May 15. Warrcnpoint, Dawn. U Murray Blair, studeot of the London University, and son the R-sv. Hugh Blair. ...
... cent., and for the province of Leinster 34 7, which, his Grace held, Looted that the claim of the Coolweeny tonnate wee not an extravagant one. With reference to the valuation of the estate, his Grace had worked out the m stter exactly, and found that the ...
... doubt that these various parties and factions will take a good dr..! of killing and that it may be years before the coup de grace is administered to the weakest of them. Our Irish people do not easily follow new leaders, and until the old ones have proved ...
... expressi nu. I remain sore, Yours faithfolly, M Kelly. Esq. WHYTE Castlemahon, Nov 22, 1870. My dear Mr Kelly—l am glad the 'Kimmins friends of Mr O'Brien are about to prevent him with an en. during Teatimonial. as an appreciation n e his mans virtues. Ilia ...
... and a respectable sum was subscribed. In the afternoon an address in metrical Latin was addressed to his Grace on behalf of the stitdelft . His Grace replied as follows—Filioli mm sinii Qymnamii Rorkwellenais alumni, orationem swam gem me nun: maw altoeuti ...
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... and Larkin.” In default of finding bail for his future good be- haviour, the prisoner was sent to jail for six months. Joho Kimmins was y arbour-Con- stabie Green with having been drunk and disorderly on Qasy. On his way to the Police Office he told Constable ...
... and his servant, Alexander Kimmins, for cruelly treating fowl on the 17th hint. Mr. Halpin appeared for the defendants. Sub-Constable Martin deposed-4 was on duty in Market Street on the 17th inst. I saw M'Olade and Kimmins, his servant, working at fowl ...
... the sincerest respect, Your obedient servant, JOHN ARTHUR FARRELL. Moynalty, County Meath, Oct. 30, 1855. THE MANTLE. HIS graceful Garment, which has received such high favour at the hands of the Public since its introduc- tion, seems to have gradually ...