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... Sue B Hills 13.4 (Ti 5 00224 Upizza 18 N Callaghan 9-4 L Dettori 6 (4) 50000 Amber Glory 170) K Ryan 9-3 A Mullen (5) 7 (10) 51004 John Claude 53 (T) (13, Ron Thompson 9-2 P Makin . e ' 220 5'(3) 0 Chun - 9 9-2 Paul Eddery 9 (14j 050 Young 23 H Manson ...
... Stewart's glee. The reason why,” which was sung with marked effect by Messrs Uemsley, Gick, Bapty, Nortb, T Marohant, Mullen, jun, B Mullen, sen, and Grattan Kelly. mg the solos particularly woriby of mention here were Spofar’s song, The Maiden and (be Bird ...
... lloole's Rushout, 3 yrs, 94 lllb Calder Mr T Jennings': C-ehin 'hitt*. 3 yrs. I) Hunt n Mr T leader's Contlicote. yrs, 74 llib Mullen ll Betting —ti to 1 acct Pirlington, sto I agst Labourer, II to 2 agst Hag, I'eJ to 15 gat Condicete. lU I ngst cos filly ...
... vice Pakenbam. Ist Foot.—Lieut. Colonel R. Mullen, from half pay Unattached, j Lieutenant Colonel, vice G. A. Wetbcrall. who exchanges ; Cspt. M. Byrne, from half-pay Unattached, to be Csptaln, vice J, Mullen, who exchanges ; Brevet Major G. Bell to be ...
... Mra. 11. Tailor Mra. H. L. Taylor Counteat of Grananl Clarke Lady Grenfell. Mira Violet Hiroaiheld Vlaor.nnteaa Monet Mra M‘Mullen by Mra. Pnmk Greene. * Mra Herbert Mandera Mra. Kcaeomen. Mlaa Llliaa Burton by Mra. C bar lea Allen Mia. Bertram Wilton ...
... Prussia walked out this mor- ning. The Right Hon Lord Chief Justice May has left Kingstownfor England. Lieutenant-Colonel Claude Auchinleck, ?? has left Kingstown for England. Major Bridgford has left Kingstown -for England. - Captain .Engledue has left ...
... England. Captain Hon. E. Dawscn ha# arrived Kingstown from England. Sir D. V. Bart., has arrived Kingstown from England. Lord Claud Hanrltun has arrived at Kingstown from England. Hon. H. Hercsford has left for hiigland. at Kingstown per Royal mail steumerv—R ...
... Brooke, _ Croghan Brooke, Class 31 Bitch. Any variety, except Black, I Ist prize, Colonel R. Clade Cane Ch 3rd. P. A. ¢ Col. R. Claude Cane, Celbridge Phuie D'Or; Class 32—Cocker, any colour. or prize, 0. Mies Exadne Cane Patricia ; Sed. Newport, Class 33——Cocker ...
... Green street yesterday. before the Ann. the 'William Covell, l, Main street, and John Ryan. Recorder. the tart, .nnia. Nl'Mullen v. the - 4 1 8 8 4 0 88 219 I• 4 748 34 1 300 • Nirtland Cottage. trustees of the Irish Na. Hon. l'‘cil Atkinson, was heard ...
... Jermyn, Baliydehoo; David Cbai-ters, Ballinalee ; Thoe. Henry Conlin, Atragh, Cavan ; Katie Gilnagb, Laker, Longford; Katie Mullen, Esker Longford ; James Scanlon, Rathkeale; Michael McEyoy, Dublin; Norah Murphy, Dublin; Martin Gallagher, Ballygar, Galway ...
... and Mrs Mullen, Mrs O'Connor, P A, O'Connor. T F Burke, J C Parkes. Miss Fraser Hannan. A Gibeon. Q W Baron. Mrs Aun:f Kane, W Sheridan. W Corrigan and Mrs Corrigan, Mis Finlay, C Molony, Dr G Grogan, Henry Dar-1 wood. John MacCrossan. Mr* Claude Cane. ...
... Twomey won a gold in the discus. Terry Mullen won the women's gold medal for bowling and Ronan Tynan won a gold medal in the discus and broke the world record, coached by the former Special Olympic champion Irishman Claude Stephens. Lastly. Croke Park. A great ...