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... Dr. and Mrs. Travers Smith, Mr. A. C. Smith, Mr. . R. Squires, the Assistant Inspector-Goucral Royal Irish Conel nbulary and the Misses Singleton, Mr., Mrs., and the Misses Hindon Mr. George A. Stevenson, Mr. Howard St. George, Mr. John R. Stritch, Mr ...
... (Alderman M . Guinnfss), Chairman ; Simon Jorda n,J P ; Luke J ElcorJc, TC ; F St George Smith, junr ; Alderman Downey, P Reilly, P Gorman, TC ; James Weldon, J M'Evoy, George H Daly, J P ; Gerald Daly, T C ; and Captains Kirwan and Sheils-at the invitation ...
... : • During the time Nurse M•eafftry was attending Mr. Smith, Patrick street, Nurse Reynolds was ate tending two private cases. One dird and the other was very ill. She was also attending Mrs Smith. As suspected the private cases to be suffering from septic ...
... Railway Cisopany. TIE TS lIILUIICAR RAILWAY SMIPANT. The Mayor (ALDaIY►N hrGuitimiss) presided. Also present—Mmws F St George Smith, jun, W T Skeffington, Gerald Daly, Downey, .1 M'Evoy, Jas Weldon, F Gogarty, C 111'Kenny, Peter Lyons, P Gorman, E Hill ...
... Mary Ann Smith (nee Walker). John S. Starling, William H. Staveley, W. Stewart (Lcis), Alloa Swazey, Frances Tayler, or Tayior (ClerkeaweU), George Henry Taylor (Landport), Henry, John, and William Toms, Elizabeth, wife of J. W. Underwood, George L. Wfaitehonte ...
... Mark's. Metropobtan © George's. Hibernians v. Liffey Wanderers. v. Rockr sunt v. TMCA vv. &. Werburgh'’s Patrick's. IRISH JUNIOR CUP—FIRST ROUND. Hibernians +. Shamrock Rovers. ‘a ¢«. Oe Werbargh’s Metropolitan +. Army ‘Kilworth. St. George's v. Father Mathew ...
... Crawley, G. Buroe, T. Henry Wilson, H. Anchinleck, Robert Browne, William J. Thompson, Alfred Smith, O Kceffe, Travers Smith, Charles Preston Ball, George Norman, Cranny. Arthur Baker, 11 trey Benson. P. Maxwell, H. C. Mooney, P. A. MacDerrnott, Frank ...
... O’Haulon, 51 Willum street, Portadown. Ellie O Gorman, The Creamery. Oalbslly. Miss Bridie O’Byrne, 6 Mary street, Waterford. George Perry, Burnam, Keomare. Erneat Parker, Swift’s row, Ilublin. Kira. Pearse, 31 Wexford street, Dublin. Miss E, Perrin, 13 Emmett ...
... lima, R. P. Deverens, Mirs. Gram Had a, A. C Carnems, Mies Yeedonnall. W. W. Mudd, Mr. =dila. Seward G. Conesanon, W v =, George R Shimm, Tten V. Lowin, C. Doweing, 810. Dowling, Indy Sonnebei, Jame. Murphy, Min Ringsmill, Miss Mavis. H. Kirkham, * - ...
... M*Ouckio, Jack Shaw, Mra. Shaw, Michael Shaw, junr.; R. H. Hammersley Smith, 0.8. C.; Mias Culabaw, Miaa Dampaay. George L. Bigger, Geoffrey E. Browns, Bernard Daly, Mrs. Henning Webater. George V. Langley. Mr. and Mra E. J. -B. Neabite, Ledlia, Mias Emmie Scott ...
... (presented by Mrs. Mary (presented Mr?. George May), Miss Evelyn Egerton Mrs. George May). Mrs. Mordred Malone (presented by Mrs. Boyd Rochfort), Mrs. Robert (presented Mrs. Mia Kathleen Browne (presented by Mrs. George Browne). Lady Nash (presented by the ...
... G. Barrie (St. Andtswe University) beat H. Holden (Royal Liverpool)—4 aad 5. W. H. Hamilton best Walter •Carr (Royal St. George)—3 and 3. P. W. Leathart (Woking) beat G. C. Whigham (Prestwick)—-3 end 3. A. W. Murray (Seaford) beat.Chariea Ken (New Zealand)—3 ...