... taken us whotbir the roller let to 35s or £2 per day. The voting was; For 35^—Messrs Kearney, Join llamill, M‘Coy, Hughes, Joe Hamill, Iljmill, and J M Johnson —7, For s«rsM‘C.ur, Finnegan, O Neill .1 Connell, and Gosling—s. It was accordingly decided to ...

... M'Guinness, Johnson, Hamill (B) —lt). For Mr Johnston Messrs Connick, M'Gabon J), Hughes, Finnegan, and the Chairman- 6. Mr Joe Hamill did not vote. Mr Hamill then brought before the Board, tod the Chairman declared him eleeted. In reply he thanked them sincerely ...

... Callan, Mrs. MrC'onviMe. A Kiiend, Miss Collins, A Friend, A Friend, Cr len.an. I. Baldwin. Mr. Muriagh. Mr. O'Sullivan, Joe Hamill, M. J. Kgan. John is. I’alrick Miss Connelly. Mr. Dan v, D.X..S.P. Compr.m ; Mrs. Walsh, O'Hagan, Mr Kakins. John St re-I ...

... It was scandalous thing to write down a mao like Mr J P Uamill and his family people who are here for generations. (To Mr Joe Hamill) —You proposed that this paper get the advertising, and you didn't succeed Mr C J M‘Gahon —You got a nice thing for it. ...

... consider most reasonable request, and 1 won’t vote. A vote was then follows; For Clinton—Me-srs Hughes, Al‘Guinness, Norton, Joe Hamill, B Humill, Johnson, ami Couuick—7. For Johnston—Alessts C M'Gahou, Moynagh, U’NeiH, Finnegan, ATCoy, aau Gosling—G. The ...

... favour came out easy victors by 6 points. The score : John Dillons 1 goal jwints Young Irelands “Harry Collins, Joe Hamill, J M‘Evoy and J Cobum wore new additions John Dillons team, and Crosby, Smyth, Hamilton, etc, late of Blackrock team, played ...

... M Gabon, Dearey, O’Connell, and M ‘Ginity (6) voted for the amendment, viz ; that a stopcock placed every bouse. Messrs Joe Hamill, Hughes, Johnston, Finnegan, O’Neill, M’Coy, J M Johnson, and B Hamill (8) voted for the adoption of the minutes. Messrs ...

... fitter” or planer” men than these you could not got to support J. M. Barney will keep goal with all the honours, supported by Joe Hamill, who knows all about the “fowls.” J J Flynn will keep the gate, with P Callan to keep eye him. The admission rate will and ...

... commence this way they itive u,. the idea widening street'. Heretofore some people got compensation forseit ng back. Mr Joe Hamill was not allowed and there wer* many other people who got comparatively small compensation. Mr Hughes—Wlinn you ar-- widening ...

... surcharged for £4OO. Subsequently a division was taken, when there voted for the confirmation of the minute of April .‘ Messrs Joe Hamill, Callan, M‘Gshon, Moyuagb, Hughes, Johnston, M*Coy, M*Qinity, J M Johnson, and B Hsmill—lo. Against—Messrs M‘Court, Finnegan ...

... would be the first to move that hia salary be reduced. division there vo'ed for the amendment— Messrs M'Gshoo, U'Court. Joe Hamill, and J M'Gioity (4). Against—Messrs O'Neill, Moy« oagh, Finnegan, M'Coy, Hughes, O'Cannell, Uearey, aud Kearney (8). The ...

... make arrangements (loud cries of “Where are the four Orangemen,” Put up Dearey and Casey, Where’s Gosling i and •• Put up Joe Hamill. The following committee was appointed to make any arrangements that might be ooosiderad necessary—Messrs John Connick, ...