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... Byrne, P.P., R a thoe ; Rev. Thomas O'Neill, P.P., Balticclass; Rev. James Coyle, P.P.. Leighlinbridge ; Rev. James Dempsey. P.P., Arles; Rey. Michael Brennan, P.P.. Stradbally ; Rev. J. Beauchamp, p.p.. Barris; Rev. Thomas Hardy, C.M. St. Peter's, Phibsborough ...
... St Mary's, ICnockbeg ; Rev F W Ingres, Carlow College; Rev Richard O'Brien. P P. My:hal ; Rev D Gilligan, P P. Mayo; Rev Thomas Hardy, C Phibsboro' ; Rev P Marshall, Carlow College; Rev James Dempsey, P P. Aries; Rev M Barry, D D, P P. Baliyragget ; Rev ...
... Plewman. CTC; E G Plewman, Kilcoo ; Myles %V Whelan, Thomas J Whelan, TC; J A Duncan, J P; Jas Neill, Baflycullane ; W M'Cullagh, W Cross, Dr J Kilbride, J P; Alec M'Cullagh, M J Minch, M P; M Minch, T C; Thomas Hickey, T C; James Tierney. P Timmons, Jas Doyle ...
... -Col. John James Hardy Eustace, Standish O'Grady Roche, Colonel P. D. Vigors, Sidney Philip Charles Vesey, Eugene Connolly, Captain J. H. Watkins Thomas, John 0. Adair, William Faizmanrice, Richard Butler, Raped Lecky, Patrick Maher, Thomas H. P. Rettledge ...
... Inchicore; Thomas Hologhan. do., Thomas Killen, Patrick Donnelly, Inchicore ; Thomas Bourke, Thomas Hologhaa, Patrick Cosgrove, Michael Conroy, GS≀ Daniel Coonahan. do., Michael Lynch, do.. Than Burke, do., Thomas Morrissey, do., ...
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... parties possession were Maurice Fitzharris and Anne Kehoe. One of the persons held under him 2a 2r 20p, and another named Thomas Neill beld a quarter acre and paid him £1 5s a year for it. To Mr Maffett—The land was valued by valuers. Neill was in possession ...
... finest specimens of full grown Catholicity. The heritage which came to as from our forefathers is a relic of the past—a sort of hardy annual which bore the brunt of many a storm and the bite of many a killing frost. We can never thank God too much that it came ...