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... Lord Henniker, who has four other sons, descended the distaff side from Sir John Major, who went rotjnd the world with Commodore Anson. The first Baron Henniker married Sir John's daughter and co-heir, and adopted the name of Henniker-Major. Lord Henniker ...
... Michael Fithpatnck, T.C. ; Richard Atkinson, W H. Irwin, solicitor; P. J. Dunne. John F. Bern' John G. Webb. James Sherry, John Behan, J-/ o ®?*. A. Watson, V.S.; Patrk. Nally, John G O Sullivan, Dept. Borough Surveyor; I. I Rm Assistant Law Agent; T. J. O'Neill ...
... street; Rev. John Byrne, Adm., Drumcondra; Rev. J. J. Kelly, C.C.. Meath street; Rev. P. J. Crimmins, C.C., Meatth street; Rev. P. M'Donnell, C.C., Blessington; Rev. M. D. Scally. P.P.. St Nicholas's; Rev. E. M'Gough, C.C., do.: Rev. John Leybourne, 0 ...
... iij JOHN New Irish Ballad, ' THE LITTLE HEAD CURLS, Words by ETHNA CARBERY, Music by Mrs. MILLIGAN-FOX. NATIVITY PLAY, IN GAELIC, By Dr. DOUGLAS HYDE. Translated by LADY GREGORY* SPECIAL ARTICLES:— ' ' ULSTER, PAST AND PRESENT, By T. W. RUSSELL, MP ...
... street. Alderman presided. Also present—Steam. P. Byrne, P.L.G.; P. Kernan. PJL..G.; A. M'Donough, 'P.L.G.; 1L Murray, T.C.; John Muxphy, Martin. O'Connor, R. Faby, J. Quisles*, J. Leahy. J. Murphy, W. Kennedy, Hon. Sec.; James Devlin, Hon. Sec.; P. Leavy ...
... Connor. Rev John Finan, Rev John O'Doherty, Raphoe. Rev John Maguire, Clogher. Rev James P M'Kenna, Clogner. Rev Hugh Lynch, Ardagh. Rev William Field, Dublin. Rev James Clarke, Armagh. Rev Denis O'Doherty, Elphin. Rev James Smyth, Killaloe. Rev John Duffy ...
... Father Mathsw HAll Chruch ??? I,a.«t Monday . vorrnj ,n 1 ' John (roro- liv»-iv l a - ' • Temperance. l>--\ 0.5.F.C'.. ViCt--Pr»».il'l '. in the absene- 1 th. .- Nicholas. 0.5.F.C.. v»i.o 4 few weeks A!#o prvx-fi' '■ 1 ' (i.S.F.C. .jau,* -- 1 1 ' • ...
... Ernest Tarry, 229. Blandford-avenue. Kettering: Mrs. Mary Mutton, 145, Russell-street, Kettering: Robert Haggart. 4. Edgar-road, Kettering: Brian Murphy, 121 Regent-street, Kettering: John Dodge, 12, Althorpe Place, Kettering; Baby Sheppard. 26, Harcourtstreet ...
... have been written by a man who was found gassed in his bed on Boxing Day. A verdict of “Accidental death’’ was returned on Mr. John Francis Napier Bartlett, 64, of Melville-street, Ryde, 1.0. W., who had been spending the Christmas holiday at the home of ...
... made it impossible for the old practice observed cheer* and laughter). THE IRISH LAND BILL. Replying to questions by Mr. Russell and Mr. Redmond with regard the fate of the Irish Land Bill, Mr. WYNDHAM said that he should certainly not move discharge ...
... from Teheran and sent out to him. John Afloat- are no fewer than 115 sailing craft styled John or John something or other, exclusive the Continental Johan. The list, of steamers includes three Johns and fifty-one Johns with another name or ...
... JMPOETANT LESSONS. gPEECHES BY MR J REDMOND, P; JOHN DILLON, P; THE HON BLAKE, M P; AND REDMOND, M P. TERRIBLE TALE A CRIME QOMESTIC BROILS END IN AWFUL TRAGEDY.- fjHB WESTMEATH WIFE MURDER. DETAILS. W RUSSELL'S CAMPAIGN rpELXJNG SPEECHES ON TORYISM AND ...