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... I*. Griffith, James M'Donne 11. Miles. J. Wilkinson. Patrick Donnelly, John G. John Russell, Christo pher M'Farlane, John Smyth. Francis Wilson, Bernard Daw, Howard M‘Garvey, John Ryan, Lancelot Smyth, James Dowd. His Lordship, the Grand ...
... J P., T.C. : Wm. Perrin. John 8. Russell. John Robert O’Connell. LL.D., J.P.; Falkinei Harding. John ilalligan. David Turner. F.R.C.8.1. ; John Mooney, J.P ; W. Herbert Boyd. 8.L.; Robert Booth. J.P. ; F. C. Earle Bland. ...
... Thomas Hevraon, B.L. ; Ambrose M'Ennery, J.P. ; George Metcalfe. William Pickering, Patrick J. Plunkett. John Russell, Thomas Saul, Joseph Smith. John A. Smyth, W illiam Standing, Frederick P. Fawcett, Clerk Council. ...
... Fein were sU represented. The Aet Elbe.: EAST TYRONE CONTEST. bition Included pictures by I.:yield Feetus l °Telly. John CalobeLl. Russell. end Yeats. Ca. cltdatas—W e. Rclraand (N.;; Z. M. and it was teuly a revelatton. The goods: 11 , . , u (U). List ...
... Schricr, J. D. Gcrrard, O. E. A. Pigott, Fitzjames Russell, John Cusack, C. W. Russell. Henry' Forman, Charles Beckett. Thomas J. Smyth, F. B. Switzer. James Clements. Dr. J. E. Hadden. M. Jordi. John Middleton, R. H. Calvert. J. D. Cope, G. H. Pohlraann ...
... ‘‘Times m what kind person Pigott woe verdict bat on* wilful murder agair-st 1 alleged to bo, and moans of judging who- John RusselL ‘ ther or not was was not wit-; •’■•gK-ted that the verdict should r»- ness; and yet wo hove it from Mr. Soames OOTd ttM ...
... per*- eor.al aspect of this que.«tion concerned—l have only got this say you—l stand before you judged public record. Rev. John Russell, C.C., dwelt forcibly on factiooisi fallacies, and made a strong appeal the people Cork tosupporttbe Nationalist Great ...
... ; mourned car and mwtiux of Francis Morphy. Right Rev. M-.mr. ; .about three thoasar.d persons. said from Keller. Rev. John Russell, Chap- ftntCT*! urmmAn tl*e bottom of his heart congratulated •ho ;a.n Hibernians Cork; Father Barrett. Roily- SUD i U ...
... SPEECH MR. T. W. RUSSELL. Tin* annual dinner of the Creamery Managers* Aasoriatinn li-.k |.lar-e laat evening in llio Hotel, The President. Mr. J. J. (knlte, presided, and the attendance The fret toast of tlw* evening. The Irish Managm' Assoriali«i.** ...
... FUNERAL OF THE LATE MR. CHARLES RUSSELL. R.H.A. The remains of the late Mr. rharles Ruroell. were, veaterdav removed from rraidetuv. ISlaokro- k. for interment c;U»m*vi« Omit cry. Tin* .hiif were:— Uiowll inoiil. aid Tljonuis Ceonlirgati llmdlier hi ia* ...
... FUNERAL OF THE LATE MR. CHARLES RUSSELL R.N.A. remains of the late Mr. Charles Enamel R.H.A. were, yesterday morning, removed from reaidenoe, Blackrock, for interment glaati r ri l t Cemetery. The chief mourner's Jehn Rowell OW. sad Shams Ourebeges Chrother ...
... Vim • of the Department, the Right Hon.! T. W. Russell. and the company, numbering nearly eighty, included most of the =Pofficers well as representative etry bran as branch of the Department, Mr. Russell, in proposing the health of the guest of the evening ...