... proposed to sanction the intended change, T{le company, it may be noted, has a fleet of six steamers, five of which are named after tiiled Trish ladies—The Lady Martin, Jady Hudson Kinahan, Lady Gwendolin, Lady Wolseley, and Lady Roberts, and the es. Calehot ...

... foundations of the famous town were laid. The little village. to grow within three years to a town of 22,000 inhabitants, was named after the Surveyor, Johannes Rissik. ...

... Council in determining the nature and form the Memorial should take—viz., the purchase of a suitable Gaelic ground to be named after the great patron—The Croke Memorial Park, | A WELL WISHER, - Dublin, 5-5-’l3, _ ...

... to the races at Auteail, for which a'number of English horses are entered. In honour of the occagion the races have been named after British Royal residences, such as Windsor Castle. A farewell banquet will be given at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to-night ...

... Liff')e.y. The church has a double dedication. The main portion was dedicated to its foander, W%fle the south aisle was named after Saint Sithe, a Saxon princess who was martyred b. the Danes in England., For this crime the Danes in Dublin tried to make ...

... christened Amerigo, the ltalian form of Emeric, was given the honour of having the newly-discovered continent of America named after him. ...

... A fine bridge across the Liffey, a well-known commercial building, - one street, and numerous terraces in 'the city are named after Lord Carlisle. And Belfast has Care lisle Circus. 1 ...

... function took place to-day at the Ulster; Volunteer Force ‘Hospital, Belfast, when the Duchess of Abercorn opened a.ward. named after her for the treatment of soldiers who have lost their limbs in the war. - The proceedings were presided over by the Lord ...

... HISTORY. The history of the Derby is interesting. Tounded over a century ago, the race was first' run on May 4th, 1780, being named after the twelfth Earl of Derby. Since its inauguration the event steadily grew in public interest and importance, till at last ...

... dispose of it. A police constable called Vitruvius Rainbow gave evidence in a Southwark case recently, but denied that he was named after anybody. The Dawn of Dignity at Willesden.— Charged with assault a local defendant said, lately, that he would not ask the ...

... recognition of his efforts in the Home Rule cause. It is proposed to erect a public fall in connection with the branch named after Mr. Redmond, which already has its offices at Granby Row as a permanent memorial, and. with' this object in view a public ...

... GERALD GRIFFIN STREET. Lower Gerald Griffin street, in Limerick, where the distressing burning fatalities have occurred, is named after Ipeland’s poet and novelist, Gerald Griffin. The name of the street, formerly Cornwallis street, is the cnly public memorial ...