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... THE FR?LEMAN'S JOURINAL.| DUBLIN, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 2 5, 1939. | THE EAST. n The affairs of the East are just as far from r settlemunt as ever. The ambassadors are still de- liberating, but the cunning old Pasha is preparing r to act. It is quite clear ...
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... I THE ORANGE INSTITUTION. BALLINDERRY PURPLE STAR L.O.L. 1939. | TEe sixteenth annual social reuniou of this Iodge was held in the Derby Memorial Orange a.d Protestant Hall, Agnea Street, yesterday evening. The walls of the hall stera dracied with the ...
... through at all. THE ORANGB INSTITUTION. IUNERMLS OF AN Ol&NGElIAN.-Ou Saturday afternoon the officers and members of L O.L. 1939 assembled at the residence of their lato brother, David J. Magowan, who for a period of eighteen years had been connected with ...
... we must wait for further and more decisive information. COUNTY OF DUBLIN. CLOSE OF THE POLL. Hamilton,- - - - 1948 Taylor, - 1939 Craven, - 1370 Leutaigne, - - - 1335 SLIGO COUNTY. FIRST DAY. Gore,? 4 S Booth, -59 Swift, -99 Taafe, -34 COUNTY OF CLARE-FINAL ...
... hospitals, 3; small-pox hospital, 13; in Deaf anid Dmb and Blind Asy. lnus, 35 * total receiving relief on Saturday, 17th Augusts, 1,939). TIIE ISAKEP=S' STRYIXR. The Clerk read the following letter:- Richmond District Lunatic Asylum, Dublin. 21st August, 1872 ...
... 'mornlingg in tho three polling- places. Wo subjoin the result of tho day's polling:- ANTalm-4 ?? Liout.-Col. Palcenllam, . . - 1,939 DI mlaCartnley, . ?? ?? 1,573 Mr O'Hara, ., ?? * - 33) BATLL YENA-,t OCLOCKE. Lieut.-Col. Pakenharn, , 9 (3 MIr Mncartney, ...
... legal Gentlemen will wax eloquent to the tenants upon the prospect of becoming their ownV landlords in the year of our Lord 1939-fifty years from now-and, by an arrangement. which will tax them a few pounds less yearly than they are at present burdened ...
... year. Returns from twenty of Assembly's colportenrs were submitted, showing 2,881 hours of labour, 3,593 families visited, 1,939 of whom were Roman Catholics, and sales to the amount of £30 ?? 2d. Highest sales, being upwards of £7, were made by the colporteur ...
... separated, the entertaitment I aviog been much eij Tyed by all pvesest. OrAxne MLIxrs:G -The Usal monthly ?? of t'he L.O) L. No.1939, Eahlindelry Purple Star, Vi3a hel on Fui ay evening last, in the Oranec aill, Agnes S;rm it, e! fast. The lic was ?? in due ...
... LODGE 1939. BR. JAMES HENDERSON, District Master of No. 3 District, Ballinderry, assisted by Br. Edward Connor, W.M L.O L 86, Ballinderry, attended on Friday evening, in the new Orange Hall, Agnes IStreet, for the purpose of installing No. 1939. The following ...
... exceeding filre hundred votes, voted in the Liberal in terest ohe- following are the numbers:-I~ijgKtoalI DlViSIOD-hA tlr. Herron, 1,939' otes; Major Giibu'a, 1,883; Mest ;rs. Hasler, 1,878 ; Tillev, 1,864: Jones, 1,668; Wal sh, 1,632 ; -elly, 1,3S9 Crosthvhwot' ...