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... DRAWING OF PRIZES, On the Art Union Principle, will be held at SWORDS, On 17th and 18th MARCH, 1888, Under the Patronage of His Grace the Archbishop of Dublin, TO ERECT A SUTTABLE PAROCHIAL HOUSE FOR THE PARISH OF SWORDS. Finn' Plum:— A £2O NOTE, The Gift of ...
... DEATH OF MR DANIEL KINSELLA. We, in coachman with the canny Carlow Mande of the Isle Mr Daniel Kimmins, regret to learn of that gentleman'. death, which ooeneried last, at Queenstown, where he bed been sojourning for some time past in queue° of (tiling ...
... manner of dealing With Lord Bath's tenantry. they will soon be is a position to hand over their farms to Norris Goddard, Kimmins, & Co. lam of opinion that this sweet-spokes rent collector might pay a little more attention to the creature comforts of ...
... 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 ...
... 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. ...
... P.. Mr. B. Campbell. Mr. LAUablin. Mr. Gaorre M Nl-ikte. Mr. A- G. Lioghlin. Mr J. Niokle, Mr. J. Fleming, sen.. Mr. Alex. Kimmin. jnn. SacaxTAßT amd Tbeascmbb—Rev. W. J. Christia. The sooMunts were audited and found most satisfactory, tbe Union being ...
... several policies of * on the lives of several persons, to wit—Oeorge JaoVson. James Finlay M-Canoe, John jioore, John Miv kimmins, H. Coalson, Robert Ritchie, Juhu Reid, and P.oberl Kennedy, and did. within the same time, forge the names of Finlay MCance ...
... important matter—the takiug over of the markets from Mr Wpm. As far as his (Cmtscillor rot e would go be would be against Kimmins) , priority. They should first go through the oe naive paper, and afterward* ay who ish. d to remain might hear Ur. Welker ...
... terms of the highest praise. To-day we think we would Ise doing her an injustice did we not remark, in the begiuning, that her grace of style and method is snot. than ever indentmore than ever cioncrets, more than ever brilliant and delightful. 'f he Newry ...
... speech, moved a vote of thanks to the ladies who had contributed so much to the enjoyment of the evening, and paid a very graceful and wellmerited tribute to Mrs. Huston in particular, who had always given her aid in every effort for the benefit or enjoyment ...