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... I) Mears and E. . oLver !toed 'B6 Club: P. Farrell and C. ROAM, City of Dublin Fife and Drum Band; W. O'Farrell and J. Kane. John Boyle O'Reilly '96 Club; N. Mayan, Ulstermen's 98 Club; 5. Carroll, Lonirittlyard Far and Drum Lad, Dublin. P. O'Br:en. O'Connell ...
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... fronts, and deputations taking part in the pro- ! Penman of spot—whether the tainting T. RENNESS am moneyed to anamble at Grattan-field, fleid., the or the atldetac WM array after 12 &dock. where they will be shown will Mani with regret of the ties the ...
... Ireland, and who know Water- I especially armed be varpened did the -trim tomtit - not pretest on an oocasion like lb ea imposing a spectacle as eras be conceived to .onnecuon with a political functiou. Ir .John Redmond, M.P., stayed overnight Kilkenny ...
... S8 Eustace afreet. Messrs O'Donnell and Fittgereld, 17 St Andrew at ,Ur John Eollwey, 27 Sir Jdhn Rogerson's quay. BalbrigMr B J Moorhead, Northerm Bank. HORSES, CARRIAGES, ETC. JOHN HUTTON AND SONS COA CHBUILDERS. FACTORY, 1li SUItMERP-.i ILL, SHOWROOMS ...
... PAPER BY MR. W. H. GRATTAN FLOOD. Last evening Mr W H Grattan Flood, Enuiseorthy, was announced to deliver a lecture on * English Appropriations of Iri-h Melodics. under the auspices the Central Branch of the Gaelic League, the largo ball of the Catholic ...
... 1 thr Matter of the Estae of JOH-N L ROBLNSON, late a of fit iruadth, Glenageinr-, in the Counts'v of Dublin, ]i Architect, deceased, and in a Cause, eobinson v i Robiason (1930 ito 169). the creditors of the said p John L lo'itnaon, who died in or about ...
... wane of boomer. leTsegart, 1 Grattan Weft, Dublin. 224313 _ - ICICLES; am Iltdraggart Special Lady's, LIO Gent's, 610 10a, irtsad vita Dualop Tyne rind ltracks' Saddles; atscrellous vales; try squat thus Mangan, Grattan street. Cycles, Dunlop Tyre.. ...
... LONDONDERRY—Mr. W. Oitiley. LOrittrOlLD—Mr : John Belton. Mr. John Thompson. LURGAN—Mr E. J. ll'Esolsaa, 4 Made► iL MANORHANILTON—IIeurs. Ward and Co MONAGHAN—Mr. J. J. Canipbrll, Y ' MOUNTMELLICE—Mr. John Morgan. MONASTEREVAN—Mr. Wahl= Bra. MOUIVERATII—Hr. ...
... Y—Mr. W. Galley. LOtuYORD—Mr. John Belton. Mr. John Thompson. LURaAN—Mr. E. J. Mlieowan, 4 Market at. MANORMAMILTON—Meters. Ward and Co. MoNAGH.AN—Mr. J. J. Campbell. Market ss. MOUNTMELLICK—Mr. John Morgan. MONASTEREVAN—Mr. William Des. MOUNTRATH—Mr ...
... Moore. Jos. F. Crain, Wilbam FAiwirdr, John J. Kerne. Keno Bailey, Thomas Keens, T. St. John Gainey, James Keegan. Michael Shredy. James Durkin, John Brennan. M. J. Weal= tatepheo M`Partland. Mr. Burin. Mr. Murray, John B. Kelly. The following reeolutima ...