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... JOHN J. GALVIN & CAR-ROLL'S, nitßDWAteg HOtrIE, ilfrroWn. As regarded the Medical Practitioners, To the Editor. equal in caleric to one ton of coal. so the and their fees, of 5 will give the saying on coal. • ---.---- • Tha Chairman maid Mr. Lloyd Geerge ...
... Pudding Persecutions, and Dr. Grattan UNIVRRSITY SCHOLARSHIPS I Ylood. has an interesting article oa Christmas The tome* the Christ. A meeting of the University Scholarship mas toneh also, and, needless_ to Jay, - was held at County_ Council _ . . Hall ...
... easily cajoled, although ing, Kilcummin; J. W dhows, Cloghers; John act which had been done by their chairman, Hwy may Lie true !does, •iid they would not O'Connell, Bealthrao, Barrow; MI. Mr. John Kesise, in giving a portion of his 4 r3iit an increase until ...
... certainly the poet of all vire les, and as the Dublin jitney said, the darlint of !his own. MI are's diary, edited by I.oc't 'John Rissiell, Mr. Hall says it exhibits a sirgular absence of editorial knowledge st . tact. It evidently gave a handle to the ...
... have unearthed • real live Irish piper to play for their dances. They arm organising what promises to be a most enjoyable concert for the evening of Saturday. 10th December. Grattan') so lino so on oCrampatt flea* oldie brent Snebeatat tothalb bens police ...
... Macaulay Boyd died, 1764. — Thomas Rummell executed, 1803. Tuerday. 20--Insurrectioo of the O'Toolea and O'Kavanaglis, 1641—John Fisher Murray died, 1865.—Michael William Bade died, 1670. Wednesday, 21—'fhouta• Prior died, 1751. — Laud League founded, ...
... i ela a period of our patriot'a history which me, hard me and said what I nkVel SOCIETY. i by the occuitaial outburst& of Grattan and bad laths or mu conuecteet with mother- : It t• heaveu to Irre' to are you.' i his fellew•patriots wearied Lord land ...
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... propose to place before i 1.294. June 20. A bull of . P h i o me . a l:oz ed 'she son. to John Fitah. , mar. of All People' readers the fourth volume I M. directs John, the priest. Kerry •• h Abe lands of Deciee and Deem. 4 with th e s Bishop of Ard• . ...
... received his mortal mill. The picture is bordered by Dv. Sessions. The names of other medallions. The portreit of %Villiano John and Jerk. both Mese b e m en d w oo . at the top alr e ady men. Mai:o44dd lane, until charird MISIMS • tioned. Then on your ...
... Guardians Bishop of Raphoe; John E. Redmond, M.P. • men ' '''''' ''- -` ---`' the o e atrel v a u s i Wee p , L t d . los Di. g owssw s e h • appointed to the North Kerry convention.narrowest and meanest of the French-Can- John Fitzgibbon, C. (l i . C ...
... O'Donoghue, and Mrs. Morahan (sisters). Maurice Kearney, Wm 0' r. John be nientioned played have kept the pledge and you would not be Sergeant Nlorohan, Kingw illiarnstown ; . 1. Broman, John D. Walsh, Rd. J. Walsh three substitutes, as R. McAlligutt, T. ...