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... 311(ohou were running third and fourth, while Mullen brought up the rear. M'Fadden came hack to bin field, and when the bell nog an ordinary umbrella would have covered th. five, but immediately after Mullen assumed lead, M'Mehen being close as his heels ...
... Lenehan, Roganstown ; J. Corcoran, James's-street; J. Cummins, ditto ; J. Mangan, Ormondquay ; J. Finn, Bishop-street; and J. D. Mullen, Melsonstreet. N.B. The committee of management, composed of the above, will meet THIS EVENING, at Seven o’Clock. REV. A. ...
... Handicap Chase (Class F) 2m 41 syo plus £3,552 le runners. 1 51PP/ Alpha Romans 4801P,D)S E Buttry 11-11-12110C0vr (7) 2 PP-00 Claude Greengrass 16 (8) Jonio O'Neill 9-11-8 A 3 5-620 Kero De Vindecy 50 (BF) M D Hammond 7-11-6 .G Lee 4 F 5633 Pele The Pen* ...
... Interlocutory Estate of W. H. Kennedy. Iris! Land Commission ; Reilly v. Mullen, King';. Bench Division, Interlocutory; Estate of W. Kennedy. Irish Laud Commission ; Reilly r Mullen. King’s Bench Division, Interlocutory; Tuite v. X. Railway Co. (Ireland ...
... Breslin v. Walker; Corcoran estate more than the testator posseesed. and L Tench v. li'Clatai; Teeth v. Bendel' Mr. R. A. Mullen, ear., Newry, maid Kw . ‘' I ; Clualmu v. Clemente. Professor Anderson came to his ogle, in fiessmildoMd Taxing Oliee reference ...
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... Colonel Haadford. Messrs. Mzguire and Gatchell, £1 Is; Mrs. T. Olphert Adair. £2; M'ss Athill. £1; Colonel Pepper, DU. £2 2s; Claude V CoghiU. £1; Caledonian Concert Committee. £5; Mrs. MeLoulhlan, £2; Mrs. Mesds, £1 Is; Messrs McMaater, Hodgson, and Co. ...
... l Mr«, 4-Klfwv Knox, Mrs. Kan© Smith. Mr. J. H. loft, Mit-S tolei C. lowers, Mns. lledley, Mr. and Mr*. *rt JteaSo«. Mna- Claud® Btotfin«ton, Mr. J. Swanwll, Mr. T. H. J K«wton, Mrs. Livins«one, I. J. Mr. C. CsinjiheM, Mr. H. Murkr, Surjeon Kobinsoa, ...
... Laran. The examination for Class-cal Moderatorships commences to duy. The Marqac*s of Al»erCorn left ronsenurt on &r.(\ ly Claud rmilton adll remain. Mr and Mr* Willlsm Humphreys were visiting at Baronrcourt f r time previous th* dep-trture of the marque** ...
... Sir Patrick O’Brien, Mr. Pim, Mr. Gregory, and Major Gavin supported the bUI, which was opposed by Mr. S. B. Miller, Lord Claude HamUton, Sir H. Cairines, and Mr. [Lefroy. On a division there appeared for the second reading 83, and against it 200—the ...
... the Hon Hercules Rowley, Col Ferral, D L; Bernard Dunning (representing the Hon Horace Plunicctt), Col Howard Brooko, Major Claude Cane, Major Borrowes, Marmaduke Oramer-Roberta, DL; Arthur A Ram'bant, Sc; Col Knox, Colonel Gore Lindsay, Mr Justice Ross ...