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... and priesthood, 19th September, 1744, at Mechlin. 3—John Ivory, age 50. First orders, 2 2 nd September, 1756; second Orders, 23rd September, 1757, and priesthood, 23rd September. 1758, at Litte: - 4—John Esmond, age 49. First orders, 24th December, 1757; ...
... prosperous attar the impulse given to trade throughout the country by the Influence of the Volunteers, and the action of Henry Grattan and his corapatriota. Weaving wee one of the principal industries of the town :n 1798, and amongst those engaged in it was ...
... Catholic Association of Ireland, were sons of a man—Dr. John Esinonde—who was , hanged as a rebel on Carlisle Bridge in Dublin in 1798. On Monday last the annual memorial service was bold. The Van. John Lambert Furlong. D.D.. V.F., Arolsleacon of, Ferns presided ...
... Cody, Grattan (cheers). Unfortunately they had not Grit- Connors. tan or Father John Murphy there that day, but they New Ross Brass Band-John Keely, drum major had descendants of both. When he had spoken they Hand, T Nei ll , E Kehoe, J Butler, John hand ...
... lit-steins% farmers-1. T. Aspic; 2, John Smilers. Ballinastraw ; 3, John Hill, Ballydaniel, lin. Best two-year old Heifer, other than Pure-bred, to produce a live calf within 10 months from date of show. farmers---1, John Somers, Ballina• strait ; 2, Patrick ...
... rs. John MO-ea, Michael Fleming, P. J. Maguire. John O'Toole, P. Maguire, P. Lynch, and Martin Fitzpatrick. Castlebridge Band-Messrs. John Marphy,Thos. Murray, M. Neville, 111, Dal-, I ton, Thos. Magee, - Frank Murphy (conductor); M. Murphy, John Murphy ...
... Bree ; John Connors, do; M J O'Brien Graigne; Patrick Cleary Whitechurch; Michael J Whelan. Euniscorthy ; Patrick Byrne, C T C, do; John Cummins, Sheilbv• in • P O'Neill. Enniscorthy ; J Bennett. T C. do ; T Keegan. do; M Kinsella, do; Lynch do; John Redmond ...
... Street; Mary Power, School Street; Christina Hayes. 1 Grattan Terrace; Mary E. Barlow. 44 Wolfe Tone Villas; Katherine Swift. Keyser's Lane; Mary Redmond, 2 Patrick Square; Bridge Swords, 82 John Street; Elix.Theth Murphy, 3 Talbot Street; Patrick Cullen ...
... ROSS STANDARD THE LESSONS OF '9B. Sunday evening, January 9, writes The Sunday Democrat of New York, will be memorable for John E Redmond's graphic description of '9B and his mutely exposition of the lemons it teaches. Mr Redmond spoke in the Broadway ...
... 'finale= are soave from early morning, and enjoy all the activities. Amoopt the gill=llSn Lotirde.s on Sendai one from the Trench Armed Twentf-five thousand m soleses. eallors and aimless —amcogat whom were a needier of mimed edema had assembled in Lourdes to ...
... irinsers Lad' 1.4, Miss B. Cullinane, Scheel Pt- 163: 12nd Miss N. Roam Trinity 149; ird Miss Eileen Barnes, Grattan Terrace, 149. Geste' Ist, Mr John Moran, Midanon, 164. A tie far weed and third p a ce n•miltod as fellows. Mr R. Dempsey, Rowe St., 142; and ...
... in the matter of arms, and finally declared that the time was come for resistance, and that he himself, would lead to the field those of his parishioners who were willing to follow him, for be deemed it better to die like men with arms in their hands, ...