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... MEBT Catheiwai..— A beauriful brass book rest for the Cummunion table has been presented to Clonfert Cathedra! by Mrs. Charles Ireland, of Kendal, in memory c: hr attestor Bt-dtofi Young, who was Bishop of Clonfert I iv the rear OS. I Si. Maui's, Stoke ...
... owners and the men. A beautiful brass book rest for the commnnion table has been presented to CScmfart Cathedral by Mrs. Charles Ireland, of KlendaJ i mamory her ancestor. Bishop Vcroanr. —ho - 'Bishop of Oonfert in 1798. few days since there died at EnJiao- ...
... her Mdajesty. A beautiful brass book-rest for the communion-table has been p resented to Clonfert Cathedral b~y Mrs. Charles Ireland, at Bendal, in memory of her ancestor, Bishop Young. whbo was Bishlop of Clonfertin 1799. The imnportunt living of No ...
... form, and a purse of £400. A brass book rest for the Communion table has been presented to Clonfert Cathedral by Mrs. Charles Ireland, of Kendal, in memory of her an- cestor, Bishop Young, who was Bishop of Clonfert in 179?. THE USE OF INCENSE AND PROCESSIONAL ...
... for the Communion Table, made by Messrs. Jones and Willis, of London, has been presented to Clonfert Cathedral, by Mrs. Charles Ireland, of Kendal, in memory of her ancestor, Bishop Young, who was Bishop of Clonfett in the year 1798. Tbe Year's Art (Virtue ...
... cards 2044 -Feb 8 Seaside Cottage Combe Martin Walter Fry 75 Ireland— Feb 2 at 14 Montpelier-terrace Ilfracombe Vivian of Charles Ireland aged 21 months John— Feb 10 at East-street Chnlmleigh William John 34 Lake— Feb 7 at Bishopstawton Grace Lake aged 70 ...
... William Henry Kell, West- street, Alford, commercial tre ; proposer, J. W. Chambers, Moore's Close, ford 3 saconder, Charles Ireland, South+street, A ford. ‘Thoma rd, buicher Bett Parker, South Market-place, shi icharc is, and auctioneer ; proposer, William ...
... was re-elected chairmau, and Coun« cillor Ashby vice-chairman. Messrs W. Anderson, f.rmer: Thomas Briden, publican; aud Charles Ireland, butcher ; were elected to serve as Overseers for the Parish for the year 1900—1901. W ESLEYAN SUNDAY Scnoor. —The wuinma‘m ...
... 3 Mr. Win. Bellamy. Copalder. IMildington; 4 Mr. Henry Bultitaft, Bedwell Hay, Ely; r. Mr. Henry Boltitatt; h.c. Mr. Charles Ireland, Coldham Hall. . . . -- IfiZre RlZ:eligible for the stud book, and within a radius of 8 milee—A silver cup, presented ...
... honr{lnnmtafs, chestnut, Bedwell Gold Flake, s Honest Tom ; ¢ Wr. aqu‘cnnluun. bay, Bedwell Ruby, s What is Wanted ; Mr. Charles Ireland, Wisbech, roan. » Horblivg Harold. 12 entries. A Silver Cup.—BBnire Foal, colt or filly, must be eligible for the Stud ...
... until the latter end of April this year, j when, in consequence of advancing age and! the ill -health of his son, Dr. Charles Ireland, j he tehnqukhed the appointment, and disposed of his practice to Dr. J. P. Scatchard. On! accepting the resignation the ...
... struck Camm several times. Complainant sugrosted that the trouble arose because Colonel Hodgson had discharged defendant.—Charles Ireland, in the employ of Colonel Hodgson, bore out complainant’s statement, and Wastlin was fined £1 and costs. ...