Cannon
Mentioned in 19 documents, 24 times across the archives
Documents
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Mass notices 1923 1925
1 mention“Mary Francis Cannon”
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Missions and Retreats 1885 1951
1 mention“The Old-Very Lord James Cannon O'Connor ) , indoor pin in great”
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Missions and retreats 1868 1930
2 mentions“Poor Clases , in Dallyjamerduff ( C. Cannon .”
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Canonisation process of Charles Houben
1 mention“Dr. Cannon 24,8tohem + Come”
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archb to o boyle
1 mention“Dr. Cannon 24,8tohem + Come”
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June 1916
2 mentions“the rear of the cannon , the voices of the Arts are heard once”
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November 1917
1 mention“' In front two large and powerful cannon could be seen . A”
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February 1918
1 mention“With powder and ball and cannon .”
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December 1918
1 mention“wounds of the cannon , to console widows and orphans .”
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CrossBulletinVolX 1919 20
2 mentions“cannon , kindly supplied us with the following particulars on the”
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CrossBulletinVolL 1959 60
1 mention“muskets , the roar of ancient cannon , the vows”
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June 1958
1 mention“muskets , the roar of ancient cannon , the vows”
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CrossAnnual 1923 1928
1 mention“Miss M. Cannon .”
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provchapt1920acts
1 mention“Dictor, London, 2nd Seminary - V. R. A. Citizen of the Imm. Heart of Glory.""""" Luther, 3rd " " " " Richard of the Vii Belonn."-" "" Richard of the Vii Belonn." Glasgow, 3rd " " " " John of Jesus Cru”
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110862
1 mention“Cannon, J. W., J.P.”
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122934
1 mention“The Irish people do not want to take part in any foreign war. We have endured enough in our history from foreign soldiery trampling over our towns and fields. We want no more foreign troops in this co”
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132612
1 mention“" FEARING the Consequences that might result from allowing the REBELS who fled from Wexford to remain any Length of Time in this County, I preferred attacking them with the Troops I already had, to wa”
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134920
2 mentions“Few assert, and many believe, that the greater portion of Ballymote Castle was razed to the ground by Cromwell's artillery during his historical peregrinations in this country. Then, as if for the sak”
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195282
2 mentions“(5) A small cannon ball (5" in circumference) found in the grave of Edmond O'Donovan "of Bawnlahan," who was slain in the battle of Ballinvegga, near New Ross, March 1642/3. This cannon ball was prese”