... CanonaM'Crystal, P P, Haggardstown; Rev Charlesj a: Quinn, P P, Lower Killevy; Rev Thomas Hardy, P P,1 lot Upper Killevy; Rev Hugh Murphy, P P, Cooley; RevI *ds Thomas M'Varry, P P, Carlingford ; Very Rev, ed Alexander Canon Dilon, P P. Louth; Rev Patrick ...

... Hamilton Drimmiori, Michi Dillon, Thomas A farrel, -Wm Fry, Jun ; B J gI John Flemsmiug. J P; Thomas 15itzgea-ald, Wm FindnEgr, DL; John Findater, J P; W airais Falloon, Q C; l Fottrell, J S Goodfellow, John Gilmrnoe, Rev Thomas Good, is D; Henry, Johnstton ...

... i Mr. S Shanley, seconded by Kr. Thomas Smith. t Amongst those present were- Robert O'Rielly, T ; P O'Kelly, TC; Thomas Smith, d Charles Dowling, Cerald Shaivey, Jo.,eth Hutchinson, David Page, Tomas Rleddy, Ruob Hardy, John Haughey, John Moiues, Michael ...

... brought for- ward the question, and he hoped the Synod would give him-credit for perseverance (laughter). His motion was a hardy spring annual (renewed laughter). From the beginning he was of opinion tnat it w.as a mistake to allocate £5O,000 to the Divinity ...

... North Obrennan, per B * Neal, Denis Costelloe, ; aaz Maurice Devane ?? £10 0 9 Billymacelligott (part irrish'), per W Brick, Thomas Sullivan, and Timothy Griffia ?? 14 S. . 24 9 3 KELEESYfY COUNTY. St John's Parieb, per 1Rcv P .&ylward,. ...

... Denis-1Pettit, Redmond 2iaish, H.A Coffey, e solicitor; Dr Dudley Whyte, P Bcry, Jno Campbell, M, D; Mons Cadic. Jas Meehn, - Rev Thomas OCDesa. Alfred Purier.-Hyacinth Plunkert, LL B, Edward r Byrne, e160t Maher, C Mt; Redmond F Carrollm4homs f Carroll, Albert ...

... SOCIFrU. The following is the result of the election at officers and comrnmittees for the session 190 91- Auditor-Williain J Hardy, Sen l iod, LL B. Treasuror-W MIacnieile Dixon. , ?? i Jones (Sch), B A; Henry J Allen, Sent od, B A. Librarian-H Devereux ...

... Mr. *V S Caine and Sir Wilfrid Law- sou (representing England), Mr.: Peter.. M'Lagan ; (a Scotch memLer), anid Mr. Alfred Thoma- (a Welsh member). It was decided to hold a public meeting in Dublin as soon as possible ?? for the furtherance .if the object ...

... was not encourag- ing for the so-called labour candidate. At the election for Mid-Lanarkshire just two years ago Mr. Kier-Hardie, who championed the working classes as against Mr. Phillips, the Liberal candidate, found himself aot only beaten, but left ...

... country to pay a visit and equip themselves for the-journey. What shall we say of the fine drapery establislhment ef Brown, Thomas 2 The display of goods iuthI establiishiment-goode useful oand beautiiful in the adornment -r the person and in the making ...

... O'Reilly, Trades'COUncDi;;Jobn Delaney; Richard Jones, w a Protestint Eema Rule Association; J J Jordan, Simon ( 8 Gavacan, Thomas Hnamniton, delegates of the Dublin a Branch of the National Union of Machinists, Hammer- ss men, Millworkers, Gsvworkere, ...