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... remote parishes to listen to him. He selected the subject of his discourse from the feast of the day-the Patronage (if St. Joseph. In the course of the sermon he alluded to the great work of purely Catholic education which was that day to be inaugurated ...
... Constantine, steerage; F. Arensberg second class; F. Coppin, do.; Michael Byrne, intermediate; 'Thomas Connor, steerage; C. F. Chamberlain. inter- mediate: A. Fahv steerage; . Chadldick, do.; H. PeFry intermediiate; J. i Ormond, do.; Fred Hahn, do.; Mlr. Hoffman ...
... W'ksai tI 24 ; Mfuy M'K~ensle X50 Faunn M'eudl,# 20 '6 o seph 24; P L Joseph 20; P LO Joseph infant, ; V 0 Anatole 48; V J Anatole 48; V a Clements 11 * B7A Joseph is , B J Joseph 48; David Ganoley 20 ; Sarah Grilliths 2s; Wm Good 42; John R BArfltt 28; ...
... by her M1ajesty to the chairman, Mr. Fuller presented to her Majesty a series of medals struck to commemorate theocain Sir Joseph Pastonl presented tha- general handbook descriptive of the Palace. and Park, and was re- ceived by her Maojesty -with a most ...
... through the difficult, irocess of retirinpgfrom. the Royal presence downatwo' lights of steps:witsorut turning their bahei. -Sir Joseph' Paxton, in designing the dais, had probably net fore- ;een. the.. formidable obstacle- he was raising iii the' lath of loyal ...
... Stewvart, Johii Vatter. Corporals, James Adamns, Daniel Cameron, Jchu Crawv, Joseph Fall, Colin Gilchrist, James llil- lird, George Smith. Drumrmer,Aie.xander- Anderson. Privates,Joseph Atkins, StephenAlying,David Amider son, 'Thomas Black, Thomas Balcanqoulial ...
... iMl'Fdden, J Page, J Sweeney. ,. prner-J Boids. Pri. !fate3-Hi AndersiontG.Bar'er, T Bookey, J Britt, J Barley, i ! Byrne, J Chamberlain, 3. Clanoy, T Clarke, 1st, J. Conolly, . Connor, 2nd,,W Cook, P Corcoran, T;Davis, let, W Dean, E Denton, T Devlin, P Dyer ...
... Imperial ?? Apostlc Majeety &c.; Hisd 14Jkstythe, Emperor of Austria, the Sieur Chirlei Count de Buol-Schauenstein, his Chamberlain and Pfivy Councillor, Minister for Foreign 'Affairs and of the Imperial House, Grand Cross of the Imperial Order of Leopold ...
... generals manage these affairs, we have an example in the correspond- ence of Napolecn, particularly that with his brother Joseph, It was not with good nature that this Mana conquered halt Europe. He instructed, commanded, reproved, rebuked, and abused ...
... and two chamberlains of princely birth held the cornets of the cushion ot which the child lay. The procession then moved in the following order through the apartment& towards the chapel. The quartermasters of the court, the pages, the chamberlains, the privy ...
... Duke of Devonehire, whom she sainted very graciously. ,oPrince Albert, in the most condescending manner, intro- duced $tr Joseph Paxton and MIr. Digtly Wyatt to ths Etnperor and Emupress. 11cr Majesty wore a greets dress, and carried a green parasol of ...
... Sergeant Wra MeDonnell, slightly; Lance Corporal John Carter, severely; Privates Thomas Harrison, Joian Kane, Charles Brockman, Joseph Clinton, Edmund Donoghoe, Thoa Conway, Thes Johnson, Michael Jennings, and Michael Dris coll, slightly; Wm Gregory, severely ...