Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... Theatre of Varieties. 6 ty The boys were very much pleased with the ed entertainment. i . _ _ _- se THOMAS DAVIS BRA4CH INf . he A meetilng of the Thomas Davis (Trinity li Ward) ?? of the 1rislh 'National F'edera- tion will be held at 11 Lower O'Connell ...
... at the close of the 3rd century. He descends from a later mnember of that family-the O'Quins-.and his full name is Wyndham Thomas Wyndbam Quin. Asa politician he is a sort of: Liberzl Unionist, with a weakness for yachting aed shooting on the moors. He ...
... given us nobhing since that striking novel, One of Our Conquerors'-perhaps the greatest novel of the decade. Mr. Thuomas Hardy's Tess, as well as Mr. Barrie's The Little Minister, belongs to the literature of 1891. Mr. Rudyard Kipling's Naulaka ...
... 1%, Lombard Street. Amongst those present were:-Messrs. R. J. Kennedy, J.P. (in the chair); B. H. BReade, J.P.; Thomas Sinelair, J.P.; Thomas Andrews, Adam Duffin, Sacnuel Criglington, John Donnelly, W. J. Trelford. The arrangements for speakers and resolutions ...
... do we need anyone to inform us that you would indignantly refuse to allow such a lproduc- tion into your paper? If the Rev. Thomas Con- nellan, who has recently left the Roman Church, and who is, as many of us believe, doing such ex- cellent work amongst ...
... for the currant year- SirTenosPieore Butler, Bert, DL,E Hardy Eusthe, J P; Stewart J C Duekett, J1 P1 Chas J Ungledow, 3 P; Very Rev Dr E W Burke, Capt Anthony A Weldou,,D More O'FarreD, Thomas de Beurg, D L; Surrgeon Mfajor Keogh, J3P. The new memsnsbore ...
... the National Ilde- pendent Labour Party was opened at Bradford yesterday, and was attended by about 150 delegates. Mr. Keir-Hardie, M.P., was voted to the chair, and, after the transaction of some formal business, considerable discussion followed as to ...
... Christopher Palles, Lord ! Chief Baron. The Right Hou Sir Peter O'Brien, Bart, E ! Lord Chief Justice. f The Hon C B Bellow. Sir Thomas Grattan 7ernonde, Bart, DI P. Sir Henry Bolliilgham, Bart, D L. Sir Henry Grattan Bellew, Batl, I) L. t Tho Right Ron Sir ...
... Joseph's, Black' rock; Rev Bernard Reynolds, C C, Fairview; Rev John. Byrne, C C, Berkeley road; Rev MI Flynn, C M; Very Rev Thomas O'Dea, Prof, Maynooth College; Rev Fatber Sheehy, c M; Rev Aloysius Coghlan, 0 DC; Rev Joseph Cohen, 0 D C; Very Rev Dr O'Mahony ...
... Guardians present were-Messrs. Charles MI'Csy, John Donnan, Henry Templeton, Hugh Crawford, James MCurrey, Robert Johnston, Thomas Bovd, Lennon Knot David Gray, Wm. Mann, and William John Beattie. The OLREn (Mr. William Hay) read the follow- ing letters ...
... Francis Hen- derson, Thomas Hardy, Henry Newell, E. N 'Cor- mick, B. Quinn, Thomas H. Charles, John Reilly, J. Watt, Hugh Hogg, John Beatty, John Rogers, Peter Goodwin, John Chapmnan, Peter Kelly, Patrick Cassidy, Thomas Hardy, J. ...
... Hunt, is preposterous and unfair. The subject has occupied the most anxious thought and care of the bishop's mind, and I need hardy insult the intelligence of your readers by assuring them that the bishop and his dean and archdeacon are as profoundly anxious ...