... CAPTAIN BRYAN COOPER. Captain Bryan Cooper, D.L., seconded the resolution. lie said that they feared that under Home Rule the schools at which their children had been attending would be closed. and that they themselves would be deprived of the protection ...

... CAPTAIN BRYAN COOPER. Captain Bryan Cooper, who was received with great enthusiasm, said that one thing which impressed him, he went around among the electors of South County Dublin trying to secure a victory for the’Unionist cause, was that he did not ...

... ('AITATS BRYAN COOPER Captain Bryan Cooper said that Mr. Macafee had made very eloquent speech directed to one point, that general election at the present lime would no service, because large number of issues would presented and not one only. If that ...

... CAPTAIN BRYAN COOPER. Captain Bryan Cooper, D.L., who waa en thuaiAstically receivea, eai4 hfi mutt thank Sir Maurice Dock re L Mr. Boyd very cordially for the kind things they had aaid about him, and also all present, for the cordial way in which they ...

... CAPTAIN BRYAN COOPER. Captain Cooper. prospective rands. 481. for Soutar Dublin. said the Irish. while they had virtues, bad. he must admit.. of moral comes., and that what had led to the terrible of which they had beard. speaker proceeded to give sere ...

... CAPTAIN BRYAN COOPER. M.P. FOR SOUTH DUBLIN MARRIED 1 1 On Saturday afternoon. at St. .7alnelrO Church. Fulmer. Burks. In the presence of • large assembly of relatives and friends, the wedding took place of Captain Bryan (limper. M.P. for South Co. Dublin ...

... CtPTAIN BRYAN COOPER. Captain Bryan Cooper was received with applause on rising to move: That the Voxlock, StiHorgan. and Cabinteely Unionist Association is worthy of the support of the Unionist elector, of . the district. ' Hs said be was glad to be ...

... CAPTAIN BRYAN COOPER Captain Cooper. M.P.. who was very enthufti'tstually received on rising reply, said it Would be perhaps only befitting that before acknowledged the resolution which the snecting had just passed, should say few (words with reference ...

... CAPTAIN BRYAN COOPER Captain Bryan Cooper, D.L., who was very heartily greeted, proposed the following resolution : That declare oar detestation of the Home Rule Bill whic h the Government are attempting to force upon us by triefecy fraud, and that offer ...

... CAPTAIN BRYAN COOPER. Captain Cooper, who was received with applause, said—l think only fitting that I should begin thanking Mr. Bernard for the kind manner which has spoken of me, and by expressing the regret, which I am sure is felt by everyone in the ...

... CAPT. BRYAN COOPER. T. proposed Mr. Thomas Doyle Toildsrsh seconded Mr. hoina, Irvin (Secretary, Plasterers' Soiety 1. A representative Central Elevtion Corm niiitee tad appointed. Tor Dublin Ooosty.—Mr. Thomas Joirieciii, T.I P.. a nd Sir. I; , .7rnarri ...

... CAPTAIN BRYAN COOPER. Captain Bryan Cooper, in the course of se addrem, said that on Monday he had paid tke last tribute of allectimate respect to one Who had been the greatest friend of the Unionist cause in South County Dublin, the late Mr. Percy Bernard ...