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... Rev Charles Quinn, P P. V F, Eilleavy Lower; Rev Thomas Hardy, P Pt Silleavy Upper; Rev Mdichael Loughran, P P, Kilmere; Rev Peter Pentony, P Pt Kilsaran; Rev Michael O'Brien, P P. Lougbgoll; Rev Thomas Donnelly, P Pt Leughgilly; Rev Bernard Nugent, P ...
... Hon. Mrs Henneker has a volume of short stories to be entitled Outlines in the Pres' which will be dedicatcd to Mir. Thomas Hardy, and in the art schools here there is much talk of the achievements oif Miss Susan Rudd who obtained no fewer than FIVE ...
... that it is' the duty of the re- presentative of the Crown to state the facts as dispassionately as he possibly can. .Mrr.- Thomas Hardy is. trying a novel experiment. He is .collaboratjng with tle - Hon ?? H.enniker, sister of Lord HRoughton, who has l-i ...
... Wheatley, 0 C C; Rev P Xvanagh, St Michan's; Very Rev James Walsh, Ril- quaide; Rev B O'Reilly; Rev L O'Byrne, C C, Bray; Rev Thomas Hardy, CM, Castleknoeck; Rev Charlesfiealy, C C; Rev J Baster, P P; Rev E Cullen, C C, Kingstown; Rev J T Victory, C C; Rev P ...
... decorated for the occasion. His Grace thle - Aichbishop occupied a seat at the head of the 3 table beside the Very Rev Thomas Hardy, the President of the College, on the other side of whom sat the Lord Mayor of. Dublin, the Bishop of Canea; and Monsiguror ...
... M oloy, D D, D Si Dr Nixon, Vervy Rev P. Carbery, S D Cruise. Rev W Delaty, S J: Mr. P Caren, Q C; Very Rev Thomas Hardy, C -I: ver' Rev Thomas Smoyth, 0 P. Very Rev r Moran, S M; Rev T Finlay, S *) Rev v O'Toole, C S Sp; Rev R Bodki-n, C M. m8 annual ...
... throne, the Very Rev M Donovan, P P. Blanchardstown, and the VeryRev Fr Danphr, P P. Arklow. The charters were the Rev Thomas Hardy, President, St Vincent's Col. lege, Castleknock; Rev Father O'Sulivau, C MI. Castleknock; Rev Joseph Dunne, Vice. President ...
... between the two countries existed, and that the nego- tiations for one were for one reason or ano- ther unduly prolonged. Ur Thomas Hardy and the Ron Mrs Renni- ker , Lord Houghton 's sister, are, according to the Daithe Oirenicle, to collaborate oa a novel ...
... people's churchwarden. LIt. John Hardy, C.E.; parochial nominators, Messrs. J. Hard', C.E., Robert Ross, sen.; and W. J. WNonfor. Syncdlsmen-Messrs. J. Hardy and WT. J. Wonfor. Sidestlen-MIessrs. Thomas Dixon, Henry Hardy, George Morrison, andI tiewander ...
... THE VISIT OF MR. KEIR' HARDIE, M.P. . PROPOSED LABOUR CANDIDATES IN¢ DUBLIN. On Saturday eveninga Bneeting in connee- tion with tbe visit to Dublin of Mr Keir Hardie, M P. was held ia the Rulad ?? of the Rotunda. Mr Thomas O'Connell, presi- dent of the ...
... Keayes, Robert Fergiuson, John 31Corinick. John IMl'Cracken, Thomas lXlfillan. Alexander M)PArdle. Chas. J. Allison, Wim. J. Dixon, Robert Wilson. Samuel Dyer, Jos. Donaldson, Thos. Henry. Thomas Telford, Fred. H. Walker, Edward Dougan, Robert Johnson (Bedford ...
... Rocklauds, Carrickfergus; John Wilson, Esq, Fannoran, Carrickfergus. CARLOWV COUNTY-Captain Jocelyn H W Thomas, Belmont, Carlow; Lieutenant-Colonel Hardy John Eustace, Castlemore, Tullow; Herbert Robertson, Esq, Huntingdon Castle, Clonegal, Ferns. CATvAr ...