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... could have a lifetime wish, A dream that would true, We'd pray to God with all our hearts, For yesterday and you. To put our arms around you And see smiling face. For you were someone special, That no one can replace. —Sadly missed by your loving family ...
... disposed of as follows :—ln the year 1551 spent made in consideration of the sum of .11285 158 bd. to be paid in two years, to John Parker, Constable of Dublin Castle. of the hare and site of the late abbey. priory. or monastery of Soy Jester, or Solskyer ...
... bottle of the Falkland IslanidWolt the ship. Atrium( other. amongst the officers is that of Kildare Burroses. MIDSHIPMAN 1. H. GRATTAN who perid? ltrilt : the'llivhdalle, In Mr. the 3iftieh Navy has lost an officer of raris , pruntise, atul Ireland a son who ...
... Michael Keating, Ballygelvirt ; John Murphy. Meelgarrow ; Moen Keetley, de. ; Michael Furlong. Rathfardea ; James Moon, do, ; William Leary, sea., do. ; Patrick Murphy. do. ; and Patrick Flynn. Meelgarrow. Constables Grattan sad WDennott, of Ballyeilliam ...
... Cull's (0-4 MR. E. DOYLE. GRATTAN ST. MR F. DOYLE, GRATTAN ST. The team: Pat Grace (goal): Din TAGHMON. GOREY. Kearns (Ferns), Mick Fortune (d0,),1 Th a d eat h o f Mr• James K e h o p. The death of Mr. Edward occntted at hi s Grattan Street. Gorey, oceurVa ...
... ball the valuable materials from near and found at the Three-Bullet-Gate, loaned far. It is but the barest justice to by Mr. John U'Douohoe, N.T., Park, say that the effort. of the Rev. Sec., New Rose; a pair of token stones, Father Carton, were a potent ...
... 000 in connection with the pilotage of Itailygeary. Mi John Prawns Walsh can bear me put meat that. There was snottier good tning Mr Ffrench did, and that was, he seamed the services of an armed to protect the fishing indeatry in Wexford. Bay from the ...
... French and American arms should be abated. or the 80.000 muskets coaxed out of the hands of the Irish Volunteers. Whilst the Bill repealing the Art of Bth George I. was actually passing through the English Parliament and' whilst Grattan was going into transports ...
... al the meting too, sad we haertily apes with it, that oar patriotic and distinguished minatime, Sir Teems Grattan Emends, Bart, himself a Dr John &monde, who was banged, drawn and quartered at Dublin in 1798, be invited to deliver ties onitemeay panegyric ...
... DUGGAN I L PARLIAMENT STRUT. DUBLIN.: Na. 1011. 1117. MAW DUBLIN. IRELAND AND HER KING. (By L. G. Redmond Howard, Nephew of John E. Redmond, 31. P.) The story is well known which describes the late King Edward as the 1 greatest of 1101110 Rulers, because ...
... popularly 'unwired to have idiot his oepbey, John Donovan, at the battle of the Hari row. 'Much misapprehension likewise exists concerning the Donovan who was killed at the Harrow. Thie pee-1 menage was John Donovan, of Tubbergall, and nephew of Thomas ...
... . Mr. James Mackey. do.,and Mr. Edward Sheehy, Coolsleey. All fires were dealt _ with elliciently.. last John F. Reynolds, Burris, and Garda John Galavin Bagenalstown have been successful in the qualifying examination for promotion to the rank of sergeant ...