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... days The minutes ol the previeus mesiing were read Me. Thomas O Malley, se retury Govan and adepted. Severai gentlemen were accented Rranch, wrote that the branch in Govan had an meginers of rhe branch, and a good aoant af {a.n 4 organsed, and forwarded ...
... 28th, 1897. the following resolution was enthusiastically adopted the crowded mas ting of proeemoaivto held i«i the Shamrock Hall, Pilliug street— M That we provide in Manchester some suitable memorial to perpetuate the memory of Allen, Larkin, and O’Brien ...
... n, Tuesday. The usual weekly meeting the John Mandeville and Mitchelstown Martyrs' Memorial Committee was held in the Town Hall, Mitchelstown, on Sunday. Rev Father O'Connor, CC, occupied the chair, and the other member* of the committee present were—Meas-s ...
... 101 b 2 Mr J H Fannin 's Rights, 6 yrs, 11st 61b Mr E Murphy 3 Cap& Cosby's Dean Swift, 6 yrs, nit 711, Capt Annetta 0 Mr E Morris' Fairy Queen, nod, lit 4lb Capt Batas 0 Mr T Wedge. Jackal, 5 yrs, Mr D Murphy 0 Mr C Melia's Baby, aged, Ilst 101 b Mr C ...
... favourite took the lead, and won easily by two length., ; a bad third. The Aintree Welter Cop. Mee furlongs. Malin - Phalle% (Morris), and Grecian Head (T Os bone), ran a dead heat for &salaam. Countess CliGlrn (Gough) The following also :—Col GcOckett ( ...
... wife the Liberal can didate for the Shipley division, urgmg our utmost in Bradford in erdor ensure the success the in George’s Hall, which will l»o dressed by M Davitt the May the candidature of Mr. W Dyles. It was decided to use every endeavour to the (nesting ...
... man named Edward Nolan, whom they at once arrested on a charge of harbouring Head Centre Morrie, and had him con- veyed to Carlow jail. The prisoner is uncle to Morris, who so long evaded the police, and in whose house, as reported last week, he was ultimately ...
... exoreesing detremination support the majority under the lead Mr M'Carthy, i GnnwcAsrr.K, Co —Monthly in the K«w i'Vtlertlion Hall. Gre#ncMtlf, on Suoflay. Th« chair occupied by tho Noal Du?gan, C C, presicrat of branch. Tho utmost en* was mani/osta>il ...