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... INDEPENDENTPREPAID SCALE, .1.1, payable by Imam monthly InamMsw6; ()yoke become absolute propeety of purchaser ma payment ot Arm isistalmeat; term ao ePPIImtIom DePot. Stephen's green. CIVIL fiKIiVIOZ LIAMLNATIONS. Bpadal Tatalan far all anal Sank* and ...
... on Wednesday, 28th February, 1900 —James Euetace owner, limy E. W. Barnes petitioner, William Smyth, 29 Lower Gardiner stmt; John W. B. Creagh and another owners, Rev. J. C. 31S/marie pentiorier, P. W. Ban. 19 Westland Bow; S. B. Collis owner, Life Arsonsdon ...
... Pflaident of the elonak.h; Town; Miniety. The inkier* chosen the illustrious figure in the ehrt. guered hn.ory of Ireland, Henry Grattan. The attendsnee vim not by any propertiesate to tho merits of the Iretore, but this is scommted foe by Lat* prevalent very ...
... THE CORK EXAMINER. SATURDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 17. JOHN PERRY & SONS L m 89, 80 91. PATRICK STREET. 12, 13, 14, 15. 18, 17. ACADEME 1, & 4, FRENCH CHURCH STREET CORK. OPENING OF ADDITIONAL WAREHOUSES. DISPLAY N E W GO O S. hare pleasure in announcing tbe ...
... Pee n o ly the CY[lTA -AY, secendcid by I C'blworth J EIltir' ?? aIs, J P:- ! Rescvli chit en': a' tic, race of 5 per cent a' arm: ci t:- ' cive par Cent Preference I S5 ?? LI I par crnlt ner nmnui on the Four | Incr Ct-ct P'reIc-:r'c' Sta*cl:, be paid ior ...
... classi cal subjects; rare and valuable arms of vart- ouls countries, ill fire' conditton; unit~iqe collection of sile aidold mee-ia. silve anl-hae haigh reliec; Sanurn suare. annoite1 Masonic 5 -vso, sine b-rats of Grattan, Moore, Shedl, Dnimmond, and Longiotlcw5: ...
... ; catolnguea free. John Atkins and ('•i..*Seedsmen. Cork. \(‘|,AIA, the new hardy yellow liambler produces enormous bunches bright yellow fragrant blooms; 2* ami each free. Iteani shot torn «rtd fo., tieiishill. . . . i ill ARMING little soif-cUr.giug ...
... 'riend has been of the greatest service. The lady had almost lost the use of her arm from C ?? rheuiuat:sru, but your Appliance removed he parn, and she can now use her arm with ease d coamfort. FRANK DEVINE. CTIA~CA. ! };vay Cottge, Gormanstown, county ...
... sugg once Y e e i t , a b -IL in s ve rar 4 - . . , e de : thereby . she world take it away as she took Grattan Parliament, unless they had arms to de-1 tion can leave very la room for doubt that the fend it (loud chorea, and she would take good care ...
... axened her jealousy ihtreby she would take it away, she took aw*y Grattan’s unlesi they had arms w defend (loud cheers), and she would take good car* they slioukl never have those arm:.. Iraui voiuntears would never gather Main unless under tL ...
... without ed them. Again, in a speech on the Catholic sh Qu',stion by Sir John Hippesley. an Irish he Secretary, published in 1810. there is the t-l foll iwing passage: Sir John Biplesleylceld ns in his halnd a list of forty-six ships of the line i r ...
... LLSDOONVARNA—Mies Mary Bur.lL LOUTH—Mr. John Byrne. LONDONDERRY — Hr. W. Galley. LONGFORD—Mr. John Belton. Mr. John Thompson. LUR,AN—Mr. Edward J. Irßeowan, 0 Market Ares! MANORBIAMILTON—Messrs. Ward and Co. bioNaollaN—Mr. John J. Campbell, Market street MOUNTMELIACK ...