... Flanagan. O'Rorke. Keogh, Golden. lir.e King. James H»rte, and M'Guire. Tl.e following resolu tons were unanimously adopted That Boating Club established connection with the ins-itute. and be known •• The Sligo Catholic lea itule Booting Club.- “That the fee ...

... yea' Golden Si tit!, t lolling cards et 3d. each, not in tone, bet with nearly, mur.cel .•ettings that will stir sweet enemu•ies at I. •It teens. Then there arc 12 other •wig 2i Ac each, containing no less than pies each, the front bearing boot to gnu ...

... Under his enrolul and energetic superrirdoor the affairs the Society made wonderful progvess in ©very direction, that the Kent time is more fioairiKhing state than it has ever been before. The presentation took place in the reading room of the Institute ...

... Creevelea, a stately pile, though a ruin. “How like an English village !” the tourist exclaims, intending compliment. Well, in Kent or Sussex as to neatness of street, shops, cottages, and churches, there may lx budding towns that will compare with Dromahair ...