Davis
Mentioned in 37 documents, 50 times across the archives
Documents
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bernard odea personal collection
2 mentions“writing to Rev. Dorm. Davis. + Rev. Dorm feared”
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bod church building 1024
1 mention“A. Davis”
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bod church building 1028
1 mention“H. Davis Manager of Eire”
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dom bede lebbe
3 mentions“ting. Davis "It pleases”
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earlydays misc lebbe
2 mentions“al laws Davis " it pleases”
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earlydays mmm 1949 jan
1 mention“£5 each—V. Rev. J. Daly, P.P.; V. Rev. H. J. McCabe, P.P.; Rev. J. J. O'Reilly, Adm.; Rev. C. Phelan, C.C.; V. Rev. B. Cunningham; V. Rev. W. Canon Dillan, P.P.; Rev. F. O'Connell; Berrings Dramatic S”
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school annals 1942 1945
1 mention“To-day the priory and school was honoured by the visit by the Taoiseach, Mr. de Velera. Mr de Valera arrived at half past eleven and had lunch. After this he was shown around the priory, school and sc”
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Little time
1 mention“but will you ask Som Davis”
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Mary Ryan
1 mention“Mrs Very Rev. Don Davis, O. L. B.”
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103339
1 mention“Maurice Davis”
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103490
1 mention“" 29. "Thomas Davis" MR. E. MURPHY”
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103498
1 mention“Mr. Edmond O'Shea. Davis.”
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107144
1 mention“Pictures of Wolfe Tone, Robert Emmet, Davis, O'Donovan Rossa.”
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107310
1 mention“St. Enda's was so much the expression of P. H. Pearse's personality that its importance as the most practicable and soundest attempt to reform Irish education has been disregarded. Next to the freedom”
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110862
1 mention“Davis, W. H., J.P.”
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113953
2 mentions“The series so begun includes many others, from Tom Kettle to a recent admirable bust of Mr. de Valera. It closed—not inappropriately—with his completed model of Thomas Davis, for which he had just rec”
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116199
1 mention“St Davis Cathodal”
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118835
3 mentions“FROM the Parnell split up to the present day, Alice Milligan has been a worker in Ireland's cause, a cause to which she brought great and varied gifts. Poet, playwright, historian, journalist—she was ”
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120817
1 mention“Surely "Nichevo" must have felt the very spirit of Grattan, of Davis, and of Parnell move through the walls of St. Patrick's, and have felt the thrill of their vision, when Catholic and Protestant min”
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123685
1 mention“ALBERT POWER'S magnificent bust of Thomas Davis, which has been presented to Arus an Uachtarain by the Irish Government is apparently one of three casts from the original. Is it too much to hope that ”
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124393
1 mention“Mr. John Bourke, Galway; Mr. Eamonn O'Neill, Lens Cheann-Comhairle, and Mrs. O'Neill; the priests of airle, and Mrs. O'Neill; the priests of the Pro-Cathedral, Dublin; Mr. M. Beary, Shrewton; Mrs. fre”
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128563
1 mention“DAVIS”
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129187
1 mention“Thomas Davis.”
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130291
1 mention“THOMAS DAVIS”
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131258
3 mentions“There are but two persons in the world to whom I may, without an imputation of vanishest of my falents. These persons are long and my Bookseller at Davis. You have known the breeds degree of my fuccef”
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131273
4 mentions“from Davis, you had followed your first thought as”
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131312
1 mention“A chapter on the rising of Western written in the expirit in which Davis has written the Patriot Parliament of do not believe chat any race of excelled men would have refrained from this attempt to re”
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134920
1 mention“generations before, had come here from Italy, and none of them had blended with the the people, and they were aliens to them in religion. She grew up, knowing absolutely nothing of the movement that h”
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183066
1 mention“Thomas Davis, 1843.”
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207707
1 mention“America is, and ROYAL J. DAVIS, of the New York Evening Post, in his work "AMERICA'S VIEW OF THE SEQUEL," gives an excellent summary of the best opinion in the United States as to how peace may be mai”
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219176
1 mention“THOMAS DAVIS”
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219474
1 mention“THOMAS DAVIS”
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220335
1 mention“—THOMAS DAVIS.”
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232957
1 mention“Davis, Mrs. B.3.00Moran, Mrs. S.12.10”
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57189
1 mention“Easter, season of rejoicing throughout Christendom, synchronises with the Anniversary of the opening of one of the most glorious epochs in the centuries old struggle of this Nation to reach its destin”
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57942
1 mention“—Davis”
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72015
2 mentions“Unlike its Dublin counterpart which began in association with the Temperance movement, Feis Maitiu, Corcaigh, had a more specific cultural aim right from the beginning. Its founder and first President”