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Dundalk Herald Louth, Republic of Ireland23 Dec 1893 M•Ginnitty. mmii Alexandar Elliot. Mr James Moore, Mr C M.Garritty, and Mr Guinetty were engaged in selling and checking tickets at the doors. On the motion of Mr N Bennet, seconded by Mr E Morgan, The chair was taken by Mr 'l' C Macardle. The chairman, who View article |
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Drogheda Independent Louth, Republic of Ireland13 Jan 1894 would like to see the mare popped over a fence or two,' auggeated Mr Ruddle, mindful of the flight of time. I should, most certainly,' returned Miss Uretby. Upon this Mr Ruddle nodded his head, and Kitty started off on the home circuit, which consisted View article |
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Drogheda Argus and Leinster Journal Louth, Republic of Ireland18 Sep 1880 acknowledged. olltere4 to. Mr Moore—A very respectable mar. Mr Dal►—Flow such was paid lait year ? Town Clerk—Mb. Mr Dals—ls this Mr Patrick Byrne, of West 4foreet Mr Brady—lt lasi! right. Mayor—ls it Mr Byrne the chandler ? Mr Gorman—Yes. rhechandler. View article |
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Drogheda Argus and Leinster Journal Louth, Republic of Ireland25 Oct 1879 the cavernous hearth, sod there astride of a choir, with the beck of it against his breast, and his face towetel the door, at • swot, Stook set, &while dressed melt. Lady ()sodden stopped in the middle of tbi,room She clutched her whip with one hand View article |
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Drogheda Argus and Leinster Journal Louth, Republic of Ireland13 Apr 1878 farm. Mr Branigen—Are any of the chjdren grown up ? Mr Everitt—Yes, one of them, a son, is op to 17 years. Mr Mangan—Flow long is this relief to continue ? Mr Everitt—Until the land is let again. Mr M•lCsans—How much did you give them this weak f Mr Magian View article |
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Drogheda Argus and Leinster Journal Louth, Republic of Ireland12 Aug 1876 official quottions were asked iu St. Petersburg as to what his hit,iness there might be; and it was said that lie het gone simply as special colicapm.lent of his own paper. the Rosski Mir. Hut Mr. M its we see, was even then of opinion that the llettenit's View article |
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Drogheda Argus and Leinster Journal Louth, Republic of Ireland15 Mar 1890 while recording that the Fathers ' his mother lodged. The door was loc i lied se e d hi d ' Wheat or Y o ung Grass. deer was standing outside He went over to Mr Irinegas's public name and called for a glee* of his eyes, on looking up at it, as the cussed View article |
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Drogheda Argus and Leinster Journal Louth, Republic of Ireland11 Dec 1880 defending himself. Mr Whitworth—Mr *Henna never contented him. self, I believe, with a simple statement of any hat, in his life. Mr Farrell—Yea said distinctly, sir, that the man took the pump from Romin and brought it to Nara. Mr M.Kenna— It wee all View article |
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Dundalk Herald Louth, Republic of Ireland1 Jan 1870 forth that fill the dime sone fiord that officer's dtgampor. Dr. Beatty sad Mr Diekis rename with Mr Wesel for his ray ing towards a Lady, but Mr M aulptr with his motion. : - Mr the tames* they M'Caul and CalkiM salu.o, it Ultimately this *ZS op by the View article |
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Dundalk Herald Louth, Republic of Ireland24 Feb 1883 rd whose is w i th the isiostiee el weir his restry. I rimier eio es Tr loved sse the seer is Are i time sir his le bred err led his Neither he sue any .I priers ie Mr. I arras b. 1 earl as. it for a I his km se this weer err% 1 4 kin era eagood In View article |
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Drogheda Argus and Leinster Journal Louth, Republic of Ireland17 Jun 1876 this way. Mr. Mangan, to put something definite before them, moved that the wall be built. Mr. Id⢠Kenna proposed that Mr. Daly. Mr. M'Oeown, Mr. Mangan, and Mr. Farrell, should inspect the ground. Mr. DalyâMr. Farrell was on it before. Mr. T. Bran View article |
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Dundalk Herald Louth, Republic of Ireland27 Aug 1870 Mow to be pre•eriteri re Maas. hi fh• fww 4 f soprovel of M Weer* sod • wis oil to have been and bavhar bees paid hi is lrbley A • Mae sad MOM sWirlbse a of lapis fee W WWI* et I* Wm. • wertalbethro refrh the : • Tbe WI We hi tholnerol of should .iabsoribe View article |
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Drogheda Argus and Leinster Journal Louth, Republic of Ireland7 Oct 1882 he would do so solely' at his own expense. Mr MKenr,a Who is it from? Mr T Connolly—Mr Mills. Mayor—l . deed it is not; it is signed 0. S. O'Healy. Mr liKenna—What is ho Mr tinrdeck —Secretary of the Land League fa lane)). Mr Brenigan—There is one thing; View article |
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Dundalk Herald Louth, Republic of Ireland27 Nov 1869 thank for it. It's the fruit o' his cruel sin tac you poir lassie, and e'en let him drink the bitten he Wm brewed. With which pungent stricture Ned closed his wallet, gimped his cudgel, rose to his feet, and marched way, his route being in a different direction View article |
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Dundalk Herald Louth, Republic of Ireland26 Sep 1896 INTERMEDIATE DISTINCTIONS. Samuel If Crawford—Fourteenth Junior Exhibition. Francis M Laird—Forty-third Junior Exhibition. Matthew Tobias—Fifty-second Junior Exhibition. Edward L Cuthbert—Fifty-fith Junior Exhibition. William H Porter—Tenth Preparatory View article |
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Drogheda Argus and Leinster Journal Louth, Republic of Ireland4 Mar 1899 Julianstown, in my possession, from this date. John Drew. rip LET, Large Corn Store and Kilo, Beane:- i well Lane. Apply at Mr Lelandn Office. WASTED, at Ratbnestin, Tallonstown, Arden, two labouring men. one to aesist in garden ; tree house and garden View article |
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Drogheda Conservative Louth, Republic of Ireland12 Aug 1854 ENGLISH hoSIZF 4 A , Ati.car 4. (11e4oro Mr. holey Crowder.) John A , l.ito.on agod 21k. rang mho ofpersaried hi Whir N. sad H. art a young bray tree the to Germ. sal Met be was to be .4 1.111.. berregli. whisk is el the Mira of Appleby. at • shirk ea 1M of tbs of Ilay. H. eis abe.. wkh his le alma thermaarters is sa bar tbe prisamr. a yews lady. serbed View article |
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Drogheda Conservative Louth, Republic of Ireland9 Oct 1869 Yasesath nada, aril 1111 the jetty, his parabrily was so mak that ha he-llebely atoresaded with the Hat ad all, Nis way miler lb. the .wil, awl, at the sad crush, west ea ita 5. whieh won essay of his wasaded Ems. His wards et librines. of He al way bed View article |
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Drogheda Conservative Louth, Republic of Ireland4 Dec 1852 what they did hefere Mr. I hal coodected the bath is the sthatasturing IWO or airs Mr. Mane, the Mr. P. ilather_lt the of has dam hi. hay cud as sure than duty, why we give his than his proper salary he performiryr that duty. If Mr. Amboy will pre= to View article |
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Drogheda Conservative Louth, Republic of Ireland25 Jan 1865 him, but Rushforth followed and said he would blow his brains out. Almost immediately after that Rushforth fired a loaded pistol in his face. Fortunately, the cabman had placed of his hands before his face, or the com:equenees might have been fatal. The View article |