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... THE LATE DR. PATTON. the Council the Dublin graphical Society held on Saturday tl.e following was unanimously parsed We desire to express our profound sorrow at the death Pfc*ton, for many yearn e liter of Ikiihj Kxprttt, and l,»g respectfully to tender ...
... COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT TO MR. PATTON. Last evening a complimentarY concert was given in the Antient Concert-Room, to Mr. Arthur Patton, B A, on the occasion of his retirement from the musical professiou. The large hbll was crowded with a select audience ...
... murderous sgrasp. But r thought, when I heard Mr. Patton Sthunder it fortL, that the statement did -not e sound very like whlwat any wise advocate of Home R Rule wvould say, and n;, to quote Mr. Patton, t ±lU ,i.St wvin in the end& I asked Mr. Gray . the ...
... DEATH DR. PATTON. « It is with regret we have to word the death of Dr Patton, editor of the Daihi Express, and Irish correspondent of the Times, who for nearly fifty years tilled prominent position in the social, political, and Press life of Dublin. died ...
... PRei, and other-Fratestant. .tron% theis bearing on Ur. Patton' present. s ekargez will be at eace mni as I ask the Cop of sternent for-rded to ith ParishL ne `!sst A M on the part ?? FE Patton,. St AnnesChro, Dawson street, Feszary^2YSt, d~i ?? Hen~y-~ ...
... publicly accused b3 31r. Patton, was brought before the managing committee, and nurses and patients and other witnesses were examined, and as a result of their examination a decision was adopted by the committee (as Mr Patton informs us) treating the ...
... THE SIOURABLE HOSPITAL AND1 I THE REV. MR. PATTON. I The Very Rev Dr Delany, S J, has ad- dressed the following lekter to the Irish pitnez ^ Sit-In hig letter of to-lsy the Rev Ur Patton entirely avoids the very first thing that the public had a -right ...
... summon him was that- -he was afaid to do so. Patton did n tel him when he asked for the £3 that it was put to his credit in the books Ma-oie Patton, sisterin-1S9r of defendant examined, stated that Kr Patton did not lift his hand to Reid at aU in her presence ...
... ordered to be trans-. |mitted to Mrs.' Fullarton. The thanks of the Assembly were voted to Mr. Thomas A. Patton and Mliss Patton for founding the Mary Patton Memorial Scholarship in the Magee College. A memorial from the congregation of First Drum was presented ...
... with shame, be- cause the Irish Protestants had never any hand in tern. Mr. Patton sympathetically enumerated rd criticived the principal acts in Grattan's caeer. He (Mr. Patton) approved of Pitt's pro- | et o tile Legislative Union; but Pitt. he added ...
... swooped down and attacked them. Many of the navries were terribly beatm. One of them, the youth Curran, was murdered. Mr. Patton says Curran fell into the water and was dro*ned, The fact is, Curran's sole chasne of escape lay in his seeking refuge fromt ...
... Dr. Patton. The rest of the programme included My Queen (Blumenthal), most magnificently sung by Dr. Mullen; Banbury Cross, sung by a lady amateur; Hadyn's humor- ous trio, Maiden Fair, sung by Mr. W. A. Moy- nan, Dr. Macan, and Mr. Patton; and ...