... i Teachings John Mitchet r r\ . Son the Reverend John Mitchel, man who also believed Q% /1 £ incumbent of Scriggan Presbyterian SWO rd, and took part m ■ ■ ■ U (y'J \ Church, near Dungiveii, Go. Kerry, , abortive insurrection ,in *oi- John Mitchel, author ...

... Casey, Adm. St John’s. Rev.' W. J. Phelan, Rev. J, T. Dwan Rev. W. B. O’Donnell. Rev. P. Ddocey, Rev. W. H. Doocey, Rev. W. H. Sheehy, Rev W. Walsh, and Messrs. Ed. Harvey (Grange), Henry Grainger, T. C. John Manning, T.C., Thomas Haughton. John Kelly (Hon ...

... indifferent display. Phelan, and O’Keeffe were the only players to play to form. Last-minute changes occasioned by the absence of John, ston had an adverse effect the whole team. Waterford’s early efforts were sufficient to show that they could prove superior ...

... appears, abandoning her art for the wilhc'-tho-wisp of theosophy. stated that sho suffering from nervous affection of the arms. this bo ro tho public will hear of it with great regret, Ibis lady gave indications of becoming ono of the greatest violinists ...

... bracelet. Power la univet.a'ly teipeciod and eateamed. Misie , Eccles-Broea trivet. No iesa favoored eocial circle-, Mrs Mr and Grattan Power-Batter di-h. Power and the br.de given away on Tuo.ri.y are Mr , Erio yeligan-Cnffa, cope. widely known, both iadiee ...

... The chief rooawiers were Messrs Richard, Laurence, David and William (sons), John, David, Richard and Patrick (brothers), Aid Thos Whittle, John Whittle, C (Lombard streo ), John Whittle (Prior's Knock), William, Walter, Thomas Whittle iPrior's Knock), Maurice ...

... Pike, B A infants’ lower class. John Fernie, George Errifct, James Kerr, James Fernie, Ben Steele, Charles Gamble, George Hegarty, Elsie Rose. infants’ upper class. Adelaide Clarke, Eileen Fisher, Olive Ross, Enid Fisher, John Hill, Annie Gamble. DIVISION ...