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Cork Constitution Cork, Republic of Ireland13 Jun 1829 nettle his bill. The latter asked whether his lordship would give him the mqney to pay his bi)l, or whether he should pay it llimrfelf ami charge the amount to his lordship’s account. His Lorcnhip said it was matter of little moment; but, putting his hand View article |
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Southern Reporter and Cork Commercial Courier Cork, Republic of Ireland15 Mar 1870 rdat. (Before Mr. Justice O’Brien). Ilis Lordship entered court half-past ten o’clock, and resumed the hearing of Coiker v. Payne and M'Kenzie. Evidence for the defence was given. Mr James H. Payne examined by Mr Jcllett, am agent to Mr Frewon, and one View article |
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Skibbereen & West Carbery Eagle; or, South Western Advertiser Cork, Republic of Ireland12 Oct 1861 anti-com-law agitation. Mrs. Guinness HilL - Tim Freeman'i Journai miblishes the following pedigree of this Jady : Mr William Burdett, third son of Francis (who ■„ eldest son Mr. Robsrt Bardetl) married in 1811, Sarah, daughter of Mr. Timothy Brent, and View article |
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Southern Reporter and Cork Commercial Courier Cork, Republic of Ireland19 Mar 1836 due by them. Mr. SHAW complained that tho word ** office*’had been introduced in this bill, w Inch was not to found the hill of year. Mr. O'LOGHLEM said, that this most objectionable word was to found iu the bill of last year, lie held his hand a copy View article |
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Southern Reporter and Cork Commercial Courier Cork, Republic of Ireland31 May 1853 country inheritance, holds nothing purchase, his ancestors never trod our soil, ins income all salarv for praver, and yet the last of the nuns whom lie , insults prays more in a week than has pray eil in hi. life—she prays for her own saiietidcation and View article |
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Cork Constitution Cork, Republic of Ireland24 May 1827 bad seen the accuser, Bishop Burnett, and examined him upon those facts—that he had been consistent in his statements and that he had been clear in his answers and he had concluded observing, without saying any tiling further, that all these circumstances View article |
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Cork Daily Herald Cork, Republic of Ireland31 Jan 1884 taunt, Mr Pameb, I. , to Irotwor pottage. IMU tw MUM to yoo if yon will read ktur to tin , —I us, yours holy. •• Err. So blob. Moray mid that Mr I. him Moisten, ud be bad so Utters to , b.his he hoer to do be to my that , Om of la Wm selen bees his property View article |
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Cork Constitution Cork, Republic of Ireland16 Nov 1892 Straight Mile. Mr Moncriefl’s Ben, sjrs. 10« t, Cannon 1 Mr Chatterton’s Battle Cackle, filly by Laird of Cockpen, dam Katllecap, 2yrs, Oat 71b, S Chandle; . • ••• ••• ••• Mr G Uanghton’s Mrs Qailp. 2yn, 7st lib, Bradford ••• Mr E Percy’s Irish View article |
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Cork Constitution Cork, Republic of Ireland4 Mar 1830 the happiest evenings of life, and if laird Byron imagined me for a moment displeased, it only shews me that with all his transcendent powers, he was one of the most fanciful of human beings. by no means impeach his veracity, but I see from this case that View article |
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Cork Daily Herald Cork, Republic of Ireland12 Jun 1860 others, differed from these gentlemen in that opinion. Mr. Sullivan, Q,.C., appeared on behalf of Braddell's trusts. Mr. Sgrjeant Lawson represented the minors. At the close of the arguments, His Honor said he could not decide, under the 30th section View article |
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Cork Examiner Cork, Republic of Ireland22 Jun 1869 CTURE MR. JUSTIN M'CARTHY. In pursuance of announcement Mr. Justin M'Car- I j thy, editor of the London Morning Star, delivered ! lecture last evening (June 7th), at tbe Cooper lustitute, New r';, England and the Alabama. On the platform was Mr. Peter View article |
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Cork Daily Herald Cork, Republic of Ireland2 Sep 1896 reek ' hal • of in Mr 7 r the Wes • mw) k* *phis al by letle ' er is is ' and of athMliuliti 1 intimmis =47 l, 46 p peers Mu Ow &hitless! , dmillime. • if hell. di le te ; are shy do elms sell llb in mszater. Tong of hi..,.., hi..,..,he r waited ea View article |
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Cork Constitution Cork, Republic of Ireland14 May 1860 and gentlemen who attended the fight between Heenan and Sayers'* (Niebet and Go.) Mr. Noel takes tbe narratives of tbe sporting papers and of tbe Timei tbe gronodwork of his appeal, and founds on them argument drawn from considerations of social order, morality View article |
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Cork Examiner Cork, Republic of Ireland25 Aug 1911 respected fellow -townsman. Mr. TisMMhy Sheehy, M.G.C., who, with his wife and family, have the sympsthy of the entire community the lose they have sustained. MR. THOMAS ALLEN. CCMMEEN. CARRIGALINE. Muck regr*t wa« Mt Ux> th, d«ath of Mr. Thorax Alko. . Carrisaline View article |
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Cork Examiner Cork, Republic of Ireland14 Sep 1896 8 Briatow, The Hon Chief Justice, Goldney, Trinidad Lady Goldney, J H Hunter, Dublin ; W Hudson, J Durie, Dublin Mr and Mrs William Laird, Mr and Mrs John Laird, Mr and Mrs John Laird, Mr and Mrs Bevis, Dr Editor Irish View article |
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Cork Daily Herald Cork, Republic of Ireland14 Sep 1896 Dublin; Mr and Mrs G. R. Clover, Birkenhead; Mr and Mrs S. S. Brinow; the Hon Chief Justice (kidney. Trinidad; Lady (kidney; J. H. Hunter, Dublin; R. W. Hudson, J. Durk, Dublin; Mr and Mrs William Laird. Mr and Mrs John Laird. |
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Southern Reporter and Cork Commercial Courier Cork, Republic of Ireland30 Oct 1863 seriously prejudicial to the force ot his protest. If Sserams P are really not destined for Mr. Jefferson Davis it signifies little what claim the Americans may have upon our sympathies. But Mr. Laird gives no clue to his views all. Ninety-nine out of every View article |
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Cork Daily Herald Cork, Republic of Ireland25 Apr 1860 vessels were launched, about 200 ladies and gentlemen, who had special invitations from Mr. Laird, adjourned to the Mo Ferry Hotel, au! part Kik of a d jeuner. Mr John Laird occupied the chair, and on his right and left sat Mr;. Herbert and Colonel Herbert View article |
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Cork Constitution Cork, Republic of Ireland7 Jan 1830 Robert, Lady and Miss Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson, Mr. and Mrs. H. Grattan, Sir C. and Lady Morgan, Honorable Colonel Gore, Mr. anil Mrs. Blake, Mrs. Farrcl, Honorable Mrs. and Miss Sea-el,Mr. and Mrs. Bcresford, View article |
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Cork Constitution Cork, Republic of Ireland9 Apr 1831 Graham, Sir James Mackintosh, the Hon. George Lamb. Mr. Pauletl Thompson, the Lord Advocate of Scotland, Mr. Robert Grant, Mr. Charles Grant, Mr. Y'ernon Ruivlh, the Solicitor General, Mr. Spring Rice, Mr. IMiillips, the Under Secretary, the Dean Hereford View article |