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... schools and parochial buildings snd developed the spiritual resources of 'the parish tor fgyears, he was succeeded by Father Thomas Hardy, who ruled the parish tor yean and whose sterling worth many of us remember. With the opening the eentarr. the present ...
... of St. Maeortan’s Past Pupils’ Union, for example, the principal teacher the National , | School at Castleblavney, Mr. Thomas V. Hardy; prominent figure in the Mountrath (Patrician) Union Mr. Foley, headmaster of Meath st. School, Dublin, and the meeting ...
... main regional companies th* part played by the Individual should not be lost sight of— Rutland Boughton at Glaatonbury, Thomas Hardy Dorset, John Masefield in Oxfordshire. (And who would ever think of connecting Lord Dunaany with Shor«ham ?) tor the r ...
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... THE . V f II Hacsrtan’s was fortunate in •electing I as Secretary Mr. »• V. Hardy, of I Castleblayney, leading member of I the national teaohera’ ll Treasurer Mr. P. J. Walsh, of the I National City Bank. These two I I officer* deserve small ahare oill ...
... explicitly, in ao-oalled modern philosophy. Hie first proposition explained that there is knowledge in God. He m not, in Thomas Hardy’s phrass, Blind Will”, «B' unconscious blundering power, but is wise in heart well mighty strength ”, The simple reason ...
... Emmet's father. Doctor Robert Emmet, was a convinced Republican; Emmet’s sister wrote republican pamphlets; his brother was Thomas Addis Emmet. His own convictions thus had roots; alto they were controlled by a practical tense of the needs of the situation ...
... established in 1884 there was here in Salford Catholic Truth Society established Cardinal Vaughan, then Bishop,” aaid Fr. Thomas Donnelly, C.SS.R., Hawkstone Hall, Weston, Shrewsbury, speaking at the Solemn 1 High Mass of Thanksgiving in St. John’s Cathedral ...
... Archbishop Ol Armagh) Connolly's Shoes, Ud., Dundalk N. B King, Aoctlooecn. Dundalk , S. McAlster, Eaq„ Park St.. Dundalk N Hardy and Co . Auctioneers, Dundalk . Philip McArdla. Bag-. , Bridge St., Dundalk '.. B. Carroll. Etq.. Oon. revn, Dundalk Mess* ...
... too far. The council was discussing applications for entertainment licences for halls and schools in the area, and the old hardy annual at to whether such licences should be for six days or seven (to include Sunday). Sunday entertainments give rise to ...
... “Malignante” Although the Cromwell parliament and Army, anticipating by detoSh of the injuries dome many citizens, including one Thomas Harris, “a busy, prating maw. A pamphlet published by the disaffected citizens of Cantebury after the affray, enoijtled “The ...
... Scotland! Howeve. there is seldom an International engagement that fails to provide something worth remembering. Few will forget Hardy’s drop-kick; and Irishman with eyes to tee will ever be donfe thanking tße good Lord for the services Jack Kyle. You know, ...