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... RRI~A GKS, ANYD DEAT7'HS r - Ie cccll aclthenticatetd ?? iCC : t Oc~ ?? el;-r olef 2. 6.l for 4s wocds, with. ?? ?? ?? _ ?? 119. - tsherrock. tbe wife t ?? ko . , ?? cot ,o co;' cf Ccavan, of a 3 t ?? Villa, ?? xc ?? . . :.c~ic ] l cc&' Sc C Broinivich ' , rt. at The Grove. ?? ?? 1 c M:tM B, S S Lond, °co. at Palme-ston road, C~t:! x ' ! !- , : e ,.f \s':;liun Ctrpenter c; 5' Mcildmay road, ...
... 7BIISs 311kR lAGES, AND DEATHS ?? O hiatbefully iantbenticated *.CI A, ...
... FUNERAL OF THE VERY REV. L. X COSGRAVE, ?? WEXFORD. j Wesford, Tuesday. sv Solemn High Mass and Requiem Office was cslebrated for the repose- of the soul of the Very Rev Laurence Cosgrave, 0 S F, at the I FranciscanConventhere to-day. Therewere a large number of the friends and relatives of I the deceased present. -Bis Lordship the Most Rev Dr Browne, presided; the celebrant was the Very Rev P ...
... FUNgRAL OF TEE 'RIGHT. REV. MONSIGNOR LEE, P.P., D.D., V.G. Yesterday the remains of the venerable and mn. revered parish priest of Bray, the Right Rev sti Monsignor Lee, were removed from his paro- th chial church to Glasnevin. Cemetery for inter- co ment. The Office and: High Wlass were cele- ga brated in the Church of the Holy Rideemer. inr About 150 clergymen attended, including the to ...
... FU;NERAL OF MR. '17. F. CALDBECK, J.P. yester-la! morni.ig the remains of Mr. Thomas F clvibek vwere ramoved from the family reei- Jence. 'EsttI Brae, ShaukiU, to Dean'a Grange >-reery or in tutat. Thefuneralwts largely ,r.d:ed Eshowing t-he great respect entertained :.r tiS dtceasel.3 who was for tuany years chair- .; :.f trwe South Dublin Union and a guardian of l uiatividown Union. The dec ...
... FUNERAL OF M. FERRY. , FUNERAL ORATION BY THE PREMIER. (REUTER'S TELEGRA.M.) Paris, Wednesday. s The obsequies of the late M Ferry took r place to-day with all the pomp attending a . State funeral. As early as eleven o'clock this v morning those who had been invited to attend e the ceremonies began to arrive in large numbers at the Luxembourg, many bringing v with them magnificent wreaths and ...
... BIRTES, MAR&AOE, AND DEATHS Q UCH AnnounOements must he fully authenticated and yaccorapanied bv a rermittae of 2s 6d for 46 words or less, aind 6d for each additional 9 words, witholat which they can inno ease be Inserted. BSiY~-Sspt 5.lS9}, the wife ci George geyer, Prk plice, Plhinix Park, of a Mo. PONSONI FY-Sept 2. 1891, at Woodleys, Weodstock, the Hln Mrs MdVin PFonscuy ota daughter. MA ...
... pj121'IS, MARIRZAGES, AND DEATES Coll Antnouncemlents must be fully authenticated ?? accompanied by a remittance of 2s6d for 46 ?? or less, and 6d for each additional 9 words, with- ,.it which they canl in no case be inserted. ?? 20, 1~w, at Belgaum, India, the wife of Captain Reginald Parker Groove, lot Cheshire tgt, ?? 24, 1892, at 17 Netherton road, Saint JsrgOl~ls Iwiekenhain, thle wile of ...
... BSS MARRIAGS. AND DEATHS CYme l t5m be fully anthenticated 1 Arn01Tf to a remittance of 2S Wd for 4i ,, aettad foreach addltional 9 word, with- vaic thleca cin no 0case hese flfR7ES' *;,vAsarch i, 193. at SericSgigll, Eeli, the wife 6, 1893, at 18 Belvedere place, eift, ?? Donovan of a son. ,vrjfy!ich . 1t893. at Temple, Horaeleap, the ?? .M Kel. ponctutetly, of a son, who ser- f6ce hit is. ...
... IR.THS MARRIAGES, AND DRATHS r' CCII 3A~nuncen~entS must be fully antheaticated and ~a3rotepan ed by a remi:'ance of 2s 6d for 46 words or ^Di. 6nd or each addtional 9 words, without which ;jtte; C;n DO case be inserted. BIRTHS. ElIAP-ukt\-rebruars 28. 1891, at South Hall, G1..;df o t:he tvire of Lleurenant-Colonel 0 Bradehaw of 10.nl 1881, at Castlecaufleld, Dun. >TsrOne. the wifie o! JOhD ...
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... ;IpriT S, 7!4 i'RIAGIrES, AND DEA7'BS N ?? Si. 'i HNT.i of Births nd 'Marriages milst l ?? ?? ait aecoorpanier l by a re- nI t -r - l- t1i ,rlr 21 norris or less, and 6d for everv r'trts, witrnOu. bhib they ean i. no case I ' ii; ?? ceieits of Deaths 9s 6Si each. BIR7't;THS ;rpr'F. i ?? at No 23 Bercosford road, ?? Il'1 , London, the wvife of Archibald D ?? I erN-]:PROWN-.May 31, 1894, at ...