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... 16teeding, J. A. Smyth, P. J. Plaskett, J. C. Andorra,. B. P. Boyd, 31.1.; Thos. Howson. 18.1..; Wm. Pickering, John Russell. Joseph Smith, and John asthma., with Mr. F. P. Fawcett, Clerk to the Council. The Public Health Coraradaee in 14 report 'for July ...
... Bolton. c- Bo>d. M.A.. J.P Thomas Henson. Alrtejß McKnnery. J.l* Ueow Mctcalte. William jn**’ Patriek J. Plunkett, John Russell. Bn** Rani. John Rihthorpe. Joseph hmnh. Jena W’Ulwim Suindtne. The llnhlin l?nited Tramways rotnpMf applied for permission hold ...
... with education of a more general character. (Applause.) Archdeacon Fricker proposed • vote of thanks to the lecturer. Mr. John Russell seconded the motion, which was carried by acclamation. A vote of thanks to the Chairman brought the proceedings to a close ...
... Month, main learish in the kingdom of England. The Pope, when he iaeued the famous letter which was denounced by Lord John Russell as an insolent and insidious aggression, was himself only jest returned from two years spent in exile. The first Archbishop ...
... with education more general character. (Applause.! Archdeacon Fricket proposed vote of thanks to the lecturer. , . Mr. John Russell seconded the motion, which was carried acclamation. A vote of thanks to the Chairman brought the proceedings to close. ...
... they had heard was quite sure Mr. Williamson scheme would be magnificent when worked out iU ulti’mate issue. , , A . Mr. John Russell seconded the motion, which was carried unanimously. Mr. Williamson having suitably replied, vote of thanks to the Chairman ...
... (Per L. and N.W. Oonpany’t Express Passenger Steamer Auglii, September.) Rev. and Mrs. R. I*. H. Massy. Mm. lirowne, Mr. John. S. Russell. Mr. M tomas, Mr. and Mm. Robertson Mr. s.«d Mm. Yateman, Mrs. M C'arthj, Miss M CKrthr, Mr. Reece. Mr. J. C. Percy. ...
... with education more general character. (Applause.l Archdcai-on Fricker proposed vote I thanks to the lecturer. 1 Mr. John Russell seconded the motion, i winch was carried acclamation. A vote of thanks to the Chairman brought the proceedings close. must ...
... Ormsby haa returned to 92 Merrion square from England. Mr. W. L. Atkins haa left 1.33 Lower Baggot street for ten days. Mr. John Russell, Batbmines, has left for London. Switzer and Co., Ltd., have • splendid Stock of the Richest Furs. Now is the time to buy ...
... 4. 1910. at Brandon View, St. Mullins, Graigue-na-ManagK, the wife oil John Miller, of a daughter. PlERCt—September B, 1910, at 1 Sweet Briar terrace, Waterford, the wife of John Pierce, I PERDUE— Monday. September S. 1910, al l?? Rathgar road, to Rev ...
... MR. T. W. RUSSELL IN THE WEST. Mr. T. Cueecll, Vice-President of the Department of Agriculture and Technical Instruction, has started tour through the West Ireland, with the object of seeing the condition of the crops. Mr. John Dillon, M.P., with Most ...
... T. W. RUSSELL IN TIE WEST. Mr. T. W. knfl. Viw-Preisident of the Department. of Agriculture and Technical struction, has Warted on • tow through the of Ireland, with object of swing the condition of the crops. Mr. John Dillon. M.P.. with Most Dr. Mangan ...