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... reflections. A turn to ea; to have a Colosseum. That the lilt and then thiough some oar- verse front Childs Harold about the row streets and the rarrosa pulled up Cohi , seurn standing or falling and outside the boarding house ou NIA Rome following suit ...
... Rev J. Nolan, D.R.I. chanters, Rev P. Cummins, Adm., and Rev. R. Browne, C.O Ennuicorthy. In the choir were—Very tev. Canon Rowe, Y.P. Oylegate; Rev A. O'Brien, C. 0., Castlebriuke; Rev Thomas Drea, M.SB.. and Rev. J. Wadding, C.O, Enniscorthy. The funeral ...
... at le‘t I reueived a letter from a friend in eappawhite, where I concluded I would he 'inknown, and on the fourth night of row flight, Almost worn out from fatigue and hunger, found a refuge. Oh! would that 1 had never seen the wretched =attained place ...
... KILDARE STREET, DUBUN. 1408 T CENTRALLY SITUATED FOR BUSINESS AND PLEASURE. Watt. Ciadartabla aaa allaaarala. (Ow minute Westland Row Stalks} ...
... about the New Boss regatta. Good entries and splendiu sport was the order of the day. its revival has given a fillip to the rowing pastime. September illtb--There was • ver,-v large congregation at the osntenar celebration of Grantstown Augustintai Church ...
... ARRIVAL OF MILITARY, In J anuary,. military ;ri;ed in New Row and the following question was put by 111. John E. Hedni \1.1'., iu CI. Mast. Com, 4i. I Iwg to a.o the Sei•retary of for War. whether it is a fart a detachment of Hussars were rey quartered ...
... hes ; \I r. Hot. . . LI.C. NI Patin). in aid of EnniscOrthy Hausi Missions Renovation Fund. (Ijk:018-1) MICHAEL ST, HALL, HEW ROW • Night. 3 ar , la.; I. 6 41 . (karil4) ...
... Thus wretched, I left the 'weed and took to the high road. in a few minutes a shabbily dressed countryman came up. driving a row, and we entered info a conversation. He told me he was returning from the fair of Callan, after selling one of his cows for ...
... DUBLIN. cooccooocoooccoc MOST CENTRALLY SITUATED FOR SUSINESS AND PLEASURE. SMot, Coadertabls IC wale. (000 cainuts '; stimuli Row OWN MOTOR SERVIOR. TM. 12NO. ...
... magistrates returned the defendants for rial to the Wexford Asstzei , .. accepting hail. rad* ca.-P. %%lieu the painepFlett row, it was derided to start a deienve tut.4l. and the tollowm c-ohnhittee Were appointed to re, ,ire Th•ssrs. Nl:mho% ltettay. ...
... Wexsent splendid membership as well as a ~rd, sued Mrs. Lizzie Meyler, Temperate keen interest displayed in the gam. ~..ee-row, -----.._ for Lid 14.., bev ent,en weeks,' and the numerous competitions brougut i COUGHS AND LUNG TROUBLE. unemployment benefit ...
... point of the Fort was going awa. if it w0u..1 increase the ioodaw, Wexford which has; been very bad she last inontli or Ile row.: 11,0 I ht. stisilt.l)ll the Hoard t.•:.her uould part in utter, espcsially a.. 1..• iderstood that -- a • stt.ng as erns ...