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... that Ballvhogue was the old , parish, and was aediosted to St. John, but it may briefly, yet definitely, be sta- 1 ted that Ballyhoge was not an old parish and was not dedicated to St. John, the real place-name being Ballysheoge, the townland of the little ...
... Sir Thomas Gratan Esmande's first cousin, Sir Henry Grattan Bellew, and is now Lady Grattan Bellew. So much for the Famonde connection with Johnstown. We will uow print souse information about the Grattan connection •with the &monde's and the Beltewas. Mr ...
... Myles Webb, T.O; John O'Connor, T. J. Doran, Robert Byrne, Ballycale; Daniel Donohoe, T.C: John Dunne, Knockina • Garrett Lombard, James 'french, lames Kinsella. Knockavotha; Wm. Sheehan, Ballynaatragh; Patrick Hughes, Toherduff John Hobbs, And- Brew ...
... raked from the purlieus of English cities, and acted as camp followers in Cramwell's army. Murplre, grandfather of the late John cbristopfser Murphy. for whose eternal rest the prayers of the faithful are so frequently requested in the Wexford churches ...
... Viscount of Mountgarrett ; Nicholas Devereux. knight; John Syn• non, justice of the liberty (sheriff of the Nullity), Nicholas Rerun, gent. ; Patrick Browne, Eaq ; Anthony Col- Ll° ,l lth and John Furlong, gentlemen ho keepers of the peace for the county ...
... DUGGAN I L PARLIAMENT STRUT. DUBLIN.: Na. 1011. 1117. MAW DUBLIN. IRELAND AND HER KING. (By L. G. Redmond Howard, Nephew of John E. Redmond, 31. P.) The story is well known which describes the late King Edward as the 1 greatest of 1101110 Rulers, because ...
... According to science he should Ix.' deal by this time. The little Claude, still very feeble, was taken to the Vatican: friendly arms bore him •o Ole sluartments of the Sovereign i'ontitf, we.). 'dossed him again, caressed him, aid core medals to him and the ...
... to be faced, or a popular tumult to be quelled, there, Sys Gavan Duffy, he insisted was his post. Sir John filmy. of Freeman fame; John Blake Dillon, who, with Davis and Duffy. established the Nation ; Richard Barrett, of the Pilot, O'Connell's ...
... or themselves made a respectable party on those occasions. Then there the late WEXFORD ANTIQUARIAN JOTTINGS By Dr. W. H. Grattan Flood. Fitegerald Ryan of Alma, .rho opining to Wexford as resident n agittrate was Mayor of the city of IlmeriJk, .i.n presided ...
... various items of local 11300/1141 as other yereipts; these proporhoing 1.ra,..t wally identical tnom U, year. 11It. JOHN REDMOIKD'S SPEECH. Mr. John Redmond, M.P., on rising at the banquet in the Hotel Cecil, Loudon, on St. Patriok's Day, to propose the toast ...
... 2 3 . 1..131. Nast, Iltoca. SO-Tachnstn. °mart. -linnaullrmy. Thoo Harrow. S5-Wieklow 20- - Rallyhack. Clan GENTLEMEN'S CARDIGAN JACKETS. fork., J.P.. Infirmary ILO.: Memb. M. J. Whet.. Enniroorthy; 0V matte. Carlow. Toodrely. SA Ultackwater. 29-Haeketatown ...
... TO GET MON. ox THICK GLOSSY HAIR. ANTIQUARIAN JOTTINGS COUNTY WEXFORD. Na matter b o w careful you may be of By Dr. W. H. Grattan netiii. Wlth4ll OLIVER' PLUN.h:ETT DIED. your hair hew often ur how faithfully Wexford, f to etd the . aeu s eat ntiq ed ui ...