... 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 ...

... 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,. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... our two hours' inspection of the mines, the variety and depth of the Irish Leader's knowledge was strikingly exemplified. Thomas FDavis has told us that his besu ideal of an Irish- -man is an Irishman who knows Ireland from its history to its minerals ...