... white silk, and wore a picture hat trimmed with orange blossom, white chiffon, and ostrich feathers. The bridesmaids were Miss Grace Miser (sister), Miss Williams (sister of the bridegroom), Miss Beech, Miss Honeyford (cousins of the bride), and Miss Baker ...

... saying I hope your grace will excuse my preaching next Sunday. Certainly said the other indulgently. Sunday came and the erchhiahop said to him Well Mr. —, what because of you today We expected you to preach. Oh, your grace said you would excuse ...

... the good will of all denominations. And we unite praying that the Lord may bless you abundantly with all spiritual gifts and graces, and enable you, to the end of your earthly course, adorn the doctrine of God our Saviour in all things. beg your acceptance ...

... outgoing committee was re-elected; Chairman - Fr. Cahill, Vice Chairman - Andy Cosgrave, Join treasurers- Anne Kelly and Breda Kimmins, Secretary- Frances Cosgrave. to John Owens, Malcolm Rothwell and Johnny Devereux who were the beaten finalists. welcome to ...

... the General Assembly, ou Friday, letter was read from the Duke of Arg; 11 to the Moderator on the subject of patronage. His grace, referring to the vote of the Assembly in favour of alteration of the present law of patronage, accepts that vote as representing ...

... record the death of the J^oVe * 0a, * nobleman. His Lordship was on a visit to bis Grace ' Duke of Montrose, Sulby Hall, Northampton. Go turday last, Accompanied bis Grace ??meet Pylchley hunt, when, the excitement of the chase, took dangerous leap, but ...

... Needham% Heyde% Brady, Kimmins, Fitsgerakl. Abeam, sad !Mahe. AU paid their subscription. members. who were unavoidably absent= subscriptions, sad ezpremed their good wishes for the wales of the swing :—Messrs. Day. Kealy, Grace, Fitzpatrick, Furlong, ...

... of Mr. dostres 1. Visber, of 150 km At Mt. Leonartls-on-See, by *eclat Ikeere, BMA. Thomas Thompson. Contain 66th Hurt.. to Grace Itlisabeth Vizor, &aglow of the late Lieur.a.:oloorl the Hon. John Maser. At Llseltenhsos, Nemesson Willoughby d• Comer. 11 ...

... ble. Humour was a close second with sixty-six votes, Intellect was modestly asked for by sixty-four. Sooial poise end grace in handling a tea-cop was rated a neceesity•by thirty-nine, and unselfishness and sympathy were put that by twenty-nine ...

... (Wednesday) evening. arriving St. Brigid's Church, Killygarry at o'c. Funeral tomorrow (Thursday) after I I o'c. Mass to :Kimmins cemetery. English Papers please copy. KELLY (Chiswick. London and late of Cam, Charlestown. Co. Mayo) March 14. 19911(peacefully) ...

... former cadets under the commanding officer, Lieut.-Colonel A. J. Dyball. They were inspected by Lieut.-General Sir Brian Kimmins, General Officer Commanding Northern Ireland District. Colonel R. McCreary presented to Sir James Steele a banner which was ...

... Marie Kirwan around town on Saturday. Not only did Marie manage to spend the full amount in the time allowed - she did it with grace, style - and some time to spare! Shopkeepers who never thought that the winner would be spending money with them, were stunned ...