... Lieutenant-Colonel in His Majesty's Service, and James, a I captain in the 3rd But t., who died in the year 17911, in the West Indies. John Hay continued to enjoy all the happiness which domestic I life can supply in the retreat he I bad selected where he ...

... the Blessed' Sacrament was left by Fr. O'Fivrinl at the time of his arrest. Father O'renn afterwards ministered in the West Indies and later in Pennsylvania, where he died in 1830, at the earl , . a,' of forty-two. ...

... the Redmond Memorial Hall. Their bend from Tipperary and Banaha was much appreciated. We also had visitors from r.S.A.. West Indies. Germany, Sweden, Australia and England. I want to express my special gratitude to our distinduished lecturers whose addresses ...

... These causes he explains were; t I) The attempts of Drake ■nd Hawkins to break the Spanish monopoly of trade in the West Indies by armed expeditions. which included the capture of Spanish ships, and the sacking of Spanish Spanish Invasion. Duncannon ...

... seed potato industry, the Minister said it was an export crop, and this Iyear the Marketing Board had gone to Spain and West Indies and elsewhere to get the best price. Every- October 26th, 1951 thing possible was done in that respect. At the end of the ...

... They pointed out that the International situation was then so bad that it was crazy to be dependent in any way on the West Indies sugar, Au industry must be based on somethi, they had, and they needed a bee. factory. She could not see that the reprocessing ...

... conferred excited and his father determined to send great envy in the mind of Tom him. banished and unforgiven, to the West Indies. consigning him to Delaney. whose discontent was kept fully alive by hi the care of a relative who had been son. not on ...

... He introduced him to Mundell. the Edinburgh publisher, who offered him £2O for an abridged edition of Bryan Edwards' West Indies. Under this ena French army landed in Ireland. On his return • to Scotland in 1801 his papers were seized and examined ...

... MENTHOLATED BALSAM 1/6 and 2/3. French's Medical Hall • NEW ROSS. (REXAI.I. PHone SN9ARI.ACY). Teleph (1:845-4) Returning To West Indies.—After ,pending a four months holiday at home at Edermine, Enniscorthy. Rev. M. 1.. .1. Kelly. 0.P., son of Mrs. 1). Kelly ...

... Aisling. Five others accompanied him on portion of the voyage. Four of his companions left the ketch at Puerto Rico. in the West Indies. and completed the jourroy to New York with the remaining one of the five. He was very popularly known in Co. Wexford. and ...

... Europe last October. They have only been a short time in Ireland. First they went south to Florida and all through the West Indies, taking in all the Islands: then to South America—all the South American countries and a crisscross journey hack through ...

... then left for Rome to answer charges brought against him by the Archbishop of Baltimore. who claimed jurisdiction over the West Indies. that, although under suspension by his ecclesiastical superior. he had ventured to intrude himself into the West Indian ...