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9 matches for Cecil Idaynooth in the British Newspaper Archive
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Limerick Chronicle Limerick, Republic of Ireland18 Nov 1846 shopkeeper. In Carrick-on-Sharron, Isabella, daughter of Mr. William Rutherford. In Town, Mr. Mamas Horny, Arehitlct. At idaynooth, Francis Cecil, second sun of the Rev. James Hamilton, of Trim, aged 20 years. At Ranstagh, Arabella, relict of the late John Fennell View article |
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Irish Independent Dublin, Republic of Ireland14 Jun 1905 Dixon asked the Congress for assistance in spreading a knowledge of the work of the Fade Cecil among the working classes. They explained the mission of the Feis Cecil, and said that since its establishment some good bad been accomplished regarding the teaching View article |
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Sporting Gazette London, England27 Apr 1889 Moreton Frewen, Sir Arthur Sullivan , and Mr . Re gg i e nal& occu pied a stage box facing Mrs. Hare and suite. Mr. Arthur Cecil seemed much taken with Miss Harriett Young's Bowereovered in another box, and gracing the stalls I saw dL. Hothfi eld, Sir View article |
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Sun (London) London, England16 Feb 1869 on the Ist of Marcia he should move that the Acts relating to the Established Church in Ireland and the Acts relating to Idaynooth, be taken into.consideration. BANKRUPTCY. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL gave notice that, on the 2Gth of February, he should move View article |
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Bicester Advertiser Oxfordshire, England4 Jul 1863 America end iathis country, aad intimated that he had no complaint to asks of the decisions of the American Cour • a.—Lord Cecil merely criticised some new doctrines enunlisted bz the Ameviesa (louts, which, if allowed to pow by the Foreign WiimiPte; would View article |
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Newcastle Daily Chronicle Northumberland, England21 Jun 1888 Emetic*, Waterproof, Gipsy Queen colt, Sweetheart, Tommy Upton. and Lady Cecil went a mile. Soottirh King, Caerlarenick, Grey Friars, and King Monmouth went a mile. Dean?. Juggler, Idaynooth, Rokeby. filyfellow, Duke of Marl. borough, Fairy Vision, Hackman flly View article |
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Limerick Chronicle Limerick, Republic of Ireland6 Sep 1845 &c. considerably ender first cost. N.B,—All Accounts due to the Establishment are requested to be paid in immediately. 40, CECIL-STREET, Sept. 6, 1845. Gentlemen ea 'Farmers who postponed the ent of their ice/mai with the LIMIRICE Cnao. NICLI emus to the View article |
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Derry Journal Londonderry, Northern Ireland15 Oct 1915 fcubj, ct {lie coLfoveocci ot tie C&tboiio Sooitty in Dab! 00 Wtdnrfcday. Cftidinal Logu preßid* ing, the eminent authcr, M» Cecil Chbbke»toff, fcaid &n apology was from one only a tectut convert £r.» ing who had bet all »bei» lives. His infeeDßifit.d when View article |
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Freeman's Journal Dublin, Republic of Ireland26 Sep 1868 icularsapply at the Begi~strar's 01ce, Landed Estates Court. Inns-guay, Dablin;: to THOMAS HUGH KENNY, SolIcitor, 7 Upper Cecil- street, Limerick; or to M1ATTHEW KENNY, Solicitor, having carriage of the proceedIngs, 17 Middle Gardiner-street, Dublin, View article |