ENGLISH
Mentioned in 194 documents, 639 times across the archives
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Bazaar
2 mentions“Mrs. P. English”
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Dom spiritual
2 mentions“Now about articles. I could not possibly find matter for many articles, I have no imagination for that sort of things. Could you supply stuff, which I would then lack translated into Dutch? The langua”
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Lebbe to Martin
1 mention“Just to day, I see a little magazine, published by a new society of Missionaries - the inspiration of whom came from my brother - on Medical aid begun in An kuo, the town where was founded the first m”
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Ryan discussion
2 mentions“tuated in Ireland, formerly the property of two brothers, of English”
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Ryan Young man
1 mention“I received the enclosed letter this morning. The offer of the young man looks promising. You need a respectable young man speaking English. He comes of a high class family financially depressed. I sug”
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Spirit congregation(1)
1 mention“paper, the English is very local so close”
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Writing rooms(1)
1 mention“✓ likes English History ✓”
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bernard odea personal collection
3 mentions“I intended to go to Dublin about a fortnight afo, but I heard John was leaving (On the day I was going for Italy - was not whe home until the 17.un Inst. so I postponed my visit. John will be well up ”
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dom bede lebbe
6 mentions“PRINTED BY JOHN ENGLISH & CO., WEXFORD”
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earlydays good counsel 1944 jul sep
2 mentions“PRINTED BY JOHN ENGLISH & Co., WEXFORD”
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earlydays little flower 1945 april
1 mention“IRISH-ENGLISH PROVINCE”
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earlydays little flower 1945 feb
1 mention“IRISH-ENGLISH PROVINCE”
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earlydays little flower 1945 march
1 mention“IRISH-ENGLISH PROVINCE”
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earlydays mmm 1949 jan
1 mention“DOM BEDE LEBBE, O.S.B., died at Maredsous on the second of August, 1948. It was while he was Prior and Headmaster of Glenstal Priory, Co. Limerick, that the Medical Missionaries of Mary first came int”
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postulants who left
3 mentions“UCIRIÓEAĆT ΔΗ ΒΕΔΗΛΑ (English Literature) ...”
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school annals 1930 1940
2 mentions“We had been awaiting two Abbots at Glenstal for quite a long time, but they did not come until a week later than was expected. They were the Abbots of Maredsous and Saint-Andre. When they first came, ”
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school annals 1942 1945
2 mentions“To-day the Leaving Certificate began here, and continued for a full week. It was held in the library under the supervision of Mr. O'Connor, a surprisingly kind and liberal gentleman, who was sent down”
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2021 07 20 134 thanks Mass
1 mention“Your English is improving”
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Ammending consitutions
1 mention“English version. May I”
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Art school
1 mention“Glenstal provides an opportunity of immediately commencing the work of the restoration of a native art and native culture. Italian reproductions, German lithographs, French bric a brac, English brumma”
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Beautiful book
1 mention“is it not strange how cultured English people are attrac-”
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Draft chaplain
1 mention“of the English Bishops concerning the”
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Letter ellis
2 mentions“I suppose you lived in New Zealand Colleges a life more english-fashioned, with its ease and comfort. Dont you think you are more fitted to join an english monastery? They are many, with perfect conve”
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Martin toal
2 mentions“now go to English College like Journside.”
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More to do
1 mention“10 The memorandum to Fr Bastian goes on today (I dont send you a copy, because I have no time to translate into english). I suppose he (fr. B.) will expect for it, before handling your address to the ”
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Prov consti
1 mention“& making notis on the English”
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Toal nunciature
1 mention“About the English Benedictine Foundation at Canberra 6 for which a bequest of was left to Downside Abbey - I was at the Sidney Plenary Council held in September, 1937, as delegate for this Diocese. I ”
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Two good nurses
1 mention“English very well Ly”
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101192
3 mentions“Why did I take myself over there? What's a question I answered very adequately in September — answered myself, I mean. Now the reasons are somewhat obscured by the blunting effects of teaching English”
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101272
2 mentions“He opens perfect French & wants to unprome his English. He was educated in France & has adapted French Mathematics. His family holding to the old regime in Rememoria & now he says he could get any new”
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101378
1 mention“in England, and the English”
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101415
2 mentions“He report of years on English course prisons”
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102541
1 mention“English women have no more direct voice in the Government at Westminster than they have in the Government at Berlin. Yet, willing or unwilling, they are to be compelled to place themselves and their s”
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102596
5 mentions“I have to thank you for your letters, yours extremely clear mens, and your ordination card. There are times when I think it is a pity you do not feel bout to fight in the considerer a New England - yo”
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102964
1 mention“hancers and I would be interested in reading the reference thin in the book you mention. He was Anst. Adj. General in Dublin at the time of his death — but had decided to resign from the English Army.”
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103033
2 mentions“Intermediate & matriculation, passing in English,”
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103059
2 mentions“our friends are splenti up into pieces - loo tad. In speaking with a grand lype of man who with hair in his eyes spots of hair M & det. eli seemed very great that English sold & English deplomacy is a”
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103067
3 mentions“but here & intensified - as I wrote an elevated Train is warning into my ear - it passes every few minutes, Seems rather, & underneath it the street car never ceases to run. In Phil is fortunate in be”
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103143
1 mention“When this maches you I suppose Christmas will be close at hand, so I lake the offpotuncify to trick yourself & all Romannify a reg happy exmas & all the pip starting ythe Festival. This will be for us”
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103339
1 mention“We have been in a fearful excitement here, the more so that the English papers have just been full of William O'Brien. The Unionists are rejoicing at the prospect of using this lever to break up Irish”
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103455
1 mention“Waterford, read a paper on Irish. Dr Henebry advocated that the children of Ireland ought to be instructed through the medium of the Irish language, as Irish is the National language of the people, an”
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103458
2 mentions“It is of the greatest importance for the purpose of education that Irish music, or as much of it as now remains, should be collected at once and fixed for future examination. There is the more hurry b”
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104001
4 mentions“I am enclosing the payer. How I do delest the note of presumption which often pervades English payers! "Look favourably upon my works and, as is but just," ec. ec.”
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106141
1 mention“ANNA FRANCES LEVINS with a group of children in front of a Thatched Schoolhouse still in use in Newtown, Drogheda, Co. Louth, where her grandfather, Patrick Levins taught Irish, English, Latin and Gre”
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106804
1 mention“It is intended, in connexion with the School, to start a periodical devoted to Irish philology, literature, and history. One of the chief objects of such a periodical will be the publication of collat”
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107320
1 mention“THE SINGER (In English)”
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107326
1 mention“In 1909 she founded Fianna Eireann, the Irish boy scouts. This was a campaign to enlist all the headquarters of the Countess. At the appointed hour the Countess, wearing the uniform of a lieutenant of”
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107968
5 mentions“An incident at this time occurred that added weight to the conviction I already held, that no English Government whether it called itself Whig or Tory, was capable of”
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109040
1 mention“names over the shops are English;”
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109195
1 mention“That Father Sheehan's stories should have become popular beyond the limited sphere to which they were directly addressed is equally remarkable. His novels, if we except one or two volumes that possess”
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109607
1 mention“Disppert. - No more occurred till present to Hence. An office came from Can to House from Cal. Dyer requesting the solutions from the Ambulance to go there that the Rish Regiment was there established”
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110004
2 mentions“Latterly he had contributed to the "Sunday Independent" and was also a well-known contributor to American and English magazines and periodicals. He had lent himself actively for many years to the anti”
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110185
1 mention“In the years of sadness, Dom Marmion, third Abbot of Maredsous, was continually near the Cardinal in his vindication of the rights of Belgium, and later "in thanksgiving to the national army which hel”
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110415
1 mention“"Our object is to assist all citizens to exercise their rightful liberty, and with this view we have given help to boycotted farmers, tradesmen and labourers. We have provided threatening machines and”
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110862
13 mentions“and was soon distinguishing himself in class. He led his class in languages and history and on one occasion he wrote a composition on his impressions of a trip on Lough Corrib which so impressed his t”
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111185
12 mentions“A, now, sez I, have the English soldiers”
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111505
40 mentions“At the same time I would suggest that you, if I am wrong in supposing them to exist, that you use your eminence and your well-earned fame to ensure that they are cleared from the minds of others. Duri”
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112137
17 mentions“LORD MACCAULEY. English House of Commons, February, 1888.”
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112725
2 mentions“The people of Ireland are still revolting against the oppression of the English government, inspited of the strong military rule imposed on them. The photo shows some of the results of their work. The”
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113739
8 mentions“short lined English Anti Partition Reagan”
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113953
4 mentions“He is survived by their five children, Dr. Brendan O'Brien, Dublin; Major David O'Brien, British Army Veterinary Corps; Mrs. Bruce Flegg (wife of the English tenor), Major H. Donough O'Brien, British ”
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114428
8 mentions“They would ask him if it was true that until the Germans came England had been an unruly country, constantly engaged in civil war. The object of every schoolbook would be to make the English child gro”
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114802
3 mentions“ADVENTURES OF ENGLISH VISITOR.”
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115361
1 mention“IN the early eighties, when my father's household first moved to Dublin, all the talk about aestheticism was much in the air; but there was mighty little trace of its effect in the family where I firs”
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115675
4 mentions“English Irishman, would to God your words were read. Would to God we were not afraid of our shadows to force the chalice of limpid Gaelic into the arteries of our young.”
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115965
1 mention“Don't send such tickets to my English”
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116199
4 mentions“The Editor has had the rare courage to give over one whole section to a young Catholic poet, Robert O'Farachan, who writes at times with authentic inspiration both Gaelic and Catholic; and at times—as”
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116438
5 mentions“An Irishman was incensed recently in London on meeting a Frenchman because the latter, on the mention of Ireland, said: "Oh, yes, the Sweep'—as if our chief title to the notice of the world was the bi”
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116780
2 mentions“"Dublin Opinion," in the writer's opinion, is unequalled as a humorous journal by anything written in the English language. He proposes a vote of thanks, therefore, and does not doubt that the public ”
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117051
13 mentions“people in this country. Twenty people from all walks of life, Protestant and Catholic, North and South, English and Irish have contributed comments on the problem of partition and its solution. It is ”
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118088
29 mentions“I ALWAYS believe in beginning at the beginning of a book, and the first thing that I noticed about this review was that it had two title-pages, two notices of dates of publication, etc., one being in ”
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118835
32 mentions“And now this same Daniel Corkery, who has done more to unearth this hidden treasure than any living Irishman, is to come to lecture us in Tralee. The lecture is entitled "The Heart's Desire" and will ”
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119860
2 mentions“The brilliant scene was described by two Irish priests, Tipperary-born Rt. Rev. Mgr. Thomas Ryan, of the Vatican Secretariate of State, who included some descriptions in Irish, and Rev. Henry Nolan, S”
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119991
1 mention“That prophecy will continue to be true as long as the English language continues to be read.”
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120030
9 mentions“L.S. Gogan is one of the few Dubliners who occupies a strategic position in the art life of the country to-day; he has been since '36. Keeper of the Art Division of the Museum National Museum - which ”
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120817
14 mentions“DR. DOUGLAS HYDE, a young man, spent a year as Professor of English and French in the University of New Brunswick in 1891-2, or thereabouts. What if he had stayed in Canada or crossed there? The quest”
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120996
3 mentions“When in 1926 Shaw was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature he immediately gave the money, more than £7,000, to an Anglo-Swedish foundation for swedish literature in English-speaking countries.”
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121265
11 mentions“I work to the the members of Defense surviving that the (1st thirsday 19) surviving meetings of Casement Brigade should get permitted as soon as Command reagars the anticipated in India for they also ”
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122016
10 mentions“The Coiste Gnotha desired a permanent memorial, and it was proposed to build a great hall in Dublin in which English would never be spoken.”
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122608
3 mentions“"When de Valera's faction had been defeated, in a military sense, and had transformed itself into a Parliamentary Opposition, Briscoe was one of the most prominent members and never ceased urging extr”
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122934
8 mentions“He reiterated earlier statements that Ireland desired its people to speak Gaelic as well as English.”
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123461
6 mentions“I would suggest that the debate be in English in order that it may reach a wider audience; and that the proceeds (if any) be devoted to Dublin charities.”
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123685
7 mentions“There are 590 pages of beautiful print on paper that is a luxury to handle. A portrait of the printer, John English, of Wexford, deservedly occupies a full page. The first 47 pages of advertisements a”
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124147
3 mentions“Of mingled Irish and English stock, with American affinities, he counted Derry as near a native town as any, but owing to his diplomatic pleasure refrained from the pleasure of crossing the border to ”
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124393
2 mentions“His repertoire included the leading tenor roles in "La Boheme," Mme. Butterfly," "Faust," "Don Giovanni," "Traviata," "Lakme," "Fille du Regiment," "Rigoletto," etc., and French, Italian and English a”
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125158
1 mention“THIS engaging account of Pope Pius XII and his work holds an important place in the array of literature that has appeared to mark the Holy Year. Father Senan's five chapters are comparatively brief, y”
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128144
2 mentions“The accompanying leaflet was dropped from a German aeroplane into the English lines in France. As the matter is of very important and very general historic interest, it is hoped that its presentation ”
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128902
1 mention“ENGLISH JAILS.”
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129743
1 mention“1) The Harp that Once Through Tara's Halls ..... (From Trilogy to2) Dear Harp of My Country ..... the Harp of Erin)3) They Came from a Land ..... (Discovery of Ireland)4) Silent, O Moyle, be the Roar ”
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130081
5 mentions“In Munster, the province of agriculture, we have the great anomaly of a University without a Chair of Agriculture! Another proof of the wisdom of English rule in Ireland! "Cater for the greatest good ”
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130271
1 mention“An English version of the”
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130628
1 mention“INTO ENGLISH”
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130646
1 mention“THE ENGLISH ASSOCIATION”
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130802
1 mention“"WHAT I THINK OF THE ENGLISH." By Michael Davitt.”
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130909
1 mention“Lord Noviliate of the English Province of the Triass Minor Capuchin.”
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130955
2 mentions“The letter-press consists of some 90-100 Gaelic Poems, old and modern, complete in themselves, or of extracts from poems too long to include in their entirety. Some are traditional; many are from unpu”
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131648
1 mention“Many readers will recall the charm and simplicity of "Twenty Years a' Growing" which was so well so well received a few years ago. Translated from the Gaelic, it told of the boyhood of Maurice Sulliva”
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134497
19 mentions“When the English Government decided to conscript the men of Ireland they did not foresee that their action would be taken as a declaration of war on the Irish people, and that that declaration of war ”
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134658
4 mentions“RHEBAN was, in the second century, one of the inland towns of Ireland. The castle stands on the western bank of the Al Berba, Birgus, or Barragh, (the boundary river,) now the river Barrow. It was bui”
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134920
6 mentions“* Donogh, third Earl of Clancarty, was educated at Oxford. He married Elizabeth, daughter of the Earl of Sunderland, and by this alliance, and his own profession of the Protestant faith, seemingly ide”
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135362
4 mentions“It is well to put this position clearly and emphatically before the reader, because but a little while ago a Protestant Senator of the Free State made a disparaging and unjust allusion to the Irish re”
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147074
1 mention“A correspondent writes:—The above distinguished Capuchin sailed by the s.s. Celtic for America on Sunday, accompanied by the Very Rev. Father Berchmans Cantillon, O.S.F.C. It will be a surprise to the”
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176260
2 mentions“sacred works of driving the English invaders from”
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182736
4 mentions“The keynote of the Church's message during the four weeks of A'neill, presching in the call of Advent, on Sunday, at the Church of St. Charles, Ogle Street, W. The Church of the English Martyrs, Thorn”
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182831
2 mentions“CORBETS "La Capele" Engine and Lang English and English Readers.”
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182899
2 mentions“CORSETS "La Cupele" Elegant Easy English and Excellent”
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182942
4 mentions“It is said that the Freak State cabinet was equally divided on the wisdom elected choice of the people of Ireland. No wonder the English-created cabinet was divided: rebels though they were, they saw ”
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182950
1 mention“LOOK OUT FOR THE IRISH TEXTS SOCIETY'S Irish-English Dictionary”
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182974
1 mention“Fascism in the English Church..1 2”
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182994
1 mention“The young people that William Dean Howells saw in the Gallery of Fine Arts in Liverpool "frankly looked at one another instead of the pictures." Not that Mr. Howells blamed them—he said, rather, that ”
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183066
9 mentions“1 1841. Giltway, last fortress of the Irish, surrendered to the English.”
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183079
1 mention“The Boers had not forgotten in 1900 years. Can the Boers undergo a revolt in a dozen? The revolt of De Met has answered that question, as it is now clear that De La Rey would have answered it had an E”
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183097
1 mention“Writs in ENGLISH and IRISH”
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183105
1 mention“The coming of Sir Henry Howard, the new Extraordinary to the Polyteniary, sent a thrill of emotion, amounting almost to hysteria, through the breasts of all good Britishers resident in Rome. For some ”
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183181
2 mentions“Mr. English's, 70, East Street, Machester-square.”
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183445
2 mentions“Peate of Strength by the English Samplon, affilied by wetwee Performer.”
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183607
1 mention“ALFRED NOYES, the aged English poet, who recently wrote a defence of Sir Roger Casement, travelled from his Isle of Wight home to buy a group of Casement's letters and postcards at a Bond Street aucti”
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183936
4 mentions“Does your correspondent pretend that, if the Home Rule Bill had been passed and enforced throughout Ireland in August, 1914, recruits for the Empire's Armies would have come pouring in from that provi”
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195282
2 mentions“One of the most celebrated of the Irish poets of the Aisling period was Brian Merriman, who lived from 1757 to 1808, and in 1780, when he was 23, wrote a famous poem called "The Midnight Court," proba”
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195392
2 mentions“Mr. W. R. Rodgers, the Irish poet, also spoke of Robinson's encouragement of young people and loyalty to the older Abbey members. A well-known English writer told him that on the day after his first w”
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195458
4 mentions“I answered, saying: "How many contemporary Catholic writers in Ireland do you know of? Do you know of half a dozen? I don't want to you to name Yeats or Joyce or Sean O'Casey. For they, of course, are”
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195473
3 mentions“The event of last week in Dublin was the Oireachtas—there was no other. It was the staple of discussion—the topic of the man in the street, and yet the Dublin Press did not discover the fact. Since th”
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195512
3 mentions“Major English defect”
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196022
3 mentions“And now you will ask why it was I was so down in the mouth on the night of Easter Thursday, 1916. My reply is that it had nothing whatever to do with what was happening in Enniscorthy. It was due enti”
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196319
2 mentions“printing in Irish and English of”
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196556
1 mention“On the proposition of Mr. T. D. Sinnott, Co. Commissioner, seconded by ex-Senator Miss Kathleen Browne, His Lordship Most Rev. Dr. Staunton, Bishop of Ferns, was unanimously elected president. Miss Br”
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199531
2 mentions“Second winner—in the Convivial Stakes—was Moonlight Express, the property of English L. Hassikins, an English reading in Ireland. Bir Asidrew Ryah was taken to Bergrot St. Highway and last night it wa”
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211157
2 mentions“MICHEAL O COILEAIN, the youngest of a family of eight, was born at Woodfield, Sam's Cross, mid-way between Clonakilty and Rosscarbery, in the year 1890. Having attended the local National School at Li”
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211336
1 mention“THIS pamphlet contains a number of letters referred to by Dr. Hyde in his evidence before the Viceregal Commission of Inquiry, and handed in at the close of his examination. They appear in one of the ”
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211397
1 mention“ENGLISH AND A VOCABULARY,”
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211428
1 mention“English Stock--34”
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211590
2 mentions“ENGLISH IRISH DICTIONARY,”
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211813
1 mention“AS NOW PERFORMED AT THE PRINCIPAL ENGLISH”
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220122
2 mentions“The Dublin fac-simile, of which only 100 copies were printed. Of the original Mr. Charles Butler observes, "It is said in the title to be printed at Frankfort, superiorum permissu; but it was supposed”
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220504
2 mentions“THE ENGLISH IN IRELAND”
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220898
1 mention“It is Easter Saturday and although you will not receive them you have my best & sincerely wishes for Easter. Since I wrote you last three is nothing new to report. Both you are very well & have been k”
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221269
1 mention“I have just received your very kind letter enclosing the Decree of the S. C. of the Council which finally settles our parish of Watts. I am thankful for your kind payment of the tax. Since my last let”
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221289
1 mention“I would suggest that you specify exactly in their Obedience when they should arrive in Abbottstown, and then I will communicate with them there. I talked with Brendan about the English Fathers, and ha”
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221338
1 mention“The English Fathers, Nicholas and Co. have asked for some out here, which of”
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221366
1 mention“Yor school and the work of the good Sisters of Notre Dame is very consoling. I have written to Cardinal O'Connell at the suggestion of Archbishop Hanna, to ask for a place in his Archdiocese, where we”
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221912
2 mentions“You already have those for S. Inez and S. Francis, L.A.. Fr. Stanislaus will send you copies of those you require. "escripts for the four houses taken over from the English Province are wanting. He wi”
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222058
1 mention“English Province.”
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222065
1 mention“By arrangement with the Provincial of our English Province and our Superiors in Rome, some Fathers from that Province with Fr. Nicholas, Definitor as their Superior, are sailing on the 3rd Nov. prox. ”
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222073
1 mention“Our English Fathers fell into the same mistake regarding the Fathers of the Calvary Province in the East, with the result that Fr. General could not attach them to the House in New York for their enga”
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222090
1 mention“With regard to the Fathers of the English Province, we were quite alive to the inconveniences that may arise from their technical location to Abbotstown, but we took it as the lesser of two evils. How”
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222099
1 mention“1. the document confirming the elections of your last Provincial Chapter,2. the commendatory letter of M. R. Fr. General,3. the "Obedience" for Fr. Matthew.I presume the Provincial of the New York pro”
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222965
2 mentions“The only Rescripts I have concern Santa Ynez, and St. Francis in Los Angeles. Would it be too much for Fr. Stanislaus to look up all others in the Archives. Maybe he would be good enough to make inqui”
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223163
1 mention“GREENWOOD, --- Rev. Fr. Sebastian Bronman ( English Province )”
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226814
1 mention“An interesting reminiscence is a story of the death of Rev. John Ury, an English non-Conformist preacher, who was executed by bigots on the site of St. Peter's church in 1741, on the supposition that ”
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231944
1 mention“By way of distinction from other religious, the Capuchin Friars in most countries append the sign "O.M.Cap." after their name; but in England and Ireland they sign "O.S.F.C." in accordance with the us”
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232103
2 mentions“Father Sebastian Brennan, O. M. Cap., was born Dec. 1861 at Tow Law, Durham Co., England, of Irish Parents. He was clothed with the Capuchin Mast. May 1870. 1879 at Pantasaph, North Wales, where the N”
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232114
2 mentions“In reference to the money in dispute. In January 1920 I sent to the Provincial of the English Province the sum of $25900-00. According to the exchange at that time about $7000-0-0. There remained the ”
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232421
1 mention“Our western Vice Province was founded by Capuchin priests from England and Ireland when, in 1903, the English Capuchins came to Mendocino county in California and in 1910 the Irish Capuchins came to H”
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232435
2 mentions“The Irish Capuchins were soon invited to the city of Roseburg in the neighboring Portland diocese in 1913. How quickly these pioneer friars established apostolic centers! In 1913, a halfway house fria”
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232478
3 mentions“One of my first acts as Provincial, four years ago, was to declare publicly that the ideal of a Province was the normal, natural, and necessary development of the Custody. That declaration has been qu”
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232670
1 mention“On November 15th. 1926 the following Official announcement was issued from the Office of the Archbishop of San Francisco, and published in the Monitor which is the Official Organ of the Archdiocese - ”
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232677
1 mention“The Parish was cut off St. Catherines- Burlingame in the Month of November 1926, and was handed over to our care by Most Rev Archbishop E.J.Hanna. Its limits were defined as from Sanches Avenue South ”
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233092
1 mention“Please forgive me for intruding on your time and notice? I am one of a few Capuchins, who have been sent out from the English Province, to labor in the Missionary fields of Mendocino County, Californi”
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55901
1 mention“For his connection with the Easter Week Rebellion, 1916, the late Mr. Partridge was sentenced to ten years' penal servitude and sent to Dartmoor, and afterwards to Lewes Prison. Almost from the moment”
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55904
1 mention“cheerful and felt a Heavenly happiners which is almost impossible for me to explain in this short note. I am told the Jaclie League is doing splendidly and was never stronger? May God praesper the goo”
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55940
1 mention“At present I am studying an Irish grammar & reading two books. A novel by Thomas Hardy who has I think the best command over English diction of any modern novelist & a mast interesting study of the Ec”
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56003
1 mention“Joist by the English government.”
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56088
3 mentions“When the English decided to execute the Republican leaders, they came to our Friary, Church Street, morning after morning, usually about 2.a.m. for Priests to attend the condemned men. I was one of th”
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56266
7 mentions“Good-bye English army, farewell friend and foe;”
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56272
8 mentions“The Fianna was started in 1909, and its object was, as stated in its Constitution, to be the re-establishment of the Independence of Ireland, and to combat the demoralising influence of English school”
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56444
8 mentions“On Friday activity in the city became more intense and machine gun fire was heard more frequently. More wounded were brought to the Father Mathew Hall and the English snipers were busy. Some shots fro”
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56740
13 mentions“effrontry to give me directions for the government of my diocese,* but I hardly think he will repeat the experiment. He was trained in Egypt and South Africa, and was brought back. He thought because ”
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56761
2 mentions“It is the sort of cruelty we were accustomed to hear of as possible only in the ancient Bastille, or the dungeons of Naples, or the bleak prisons of Russia; but as altogether impossible under English ”
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56767
2 mentions“The object appeared to be to disperse the gathering, to drive the people into their houses, to terrify. Terrified, some may have been. Terrorised, few, if any. As a net result, the meeting, continuing”
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56813
7 mentions“The complaint of those who trusted the so-called constitutional movement is, that the men they appointed to represent them, from being their agents, became their masters. In consequence the daily need”
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56828
1 mention“"My own honest individual opinion is this—that the English Government will not deal fairly with this question. They will probably put us off with some other Commission or some other Committee of Inqui”
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56849
3 mentions“The Entire English Press”
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56954
3 mentions“And then you saw them attack, not England, but your former comrades of the Irish Republican Army. You saw them bring in their King-pitted English Constitution while they abolished the Republican Court”
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57019
3 mentions“Why cannot the English Cabinet put their lawyer heads together and bring in Redmond, Devlin, Nugent, and K.A.A., and say qut straight "The Empire (England) is in danger, aud unless Irishmen come to it”
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57133
4 mentions“They cannot elect members to a Parliament of which the English King is a part, and whose members will swear that servile oath.”
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57136
1 mention“The Slave State consor is so afraid that Ireland might learn something of the truth, even from English or Orange paper such as the BELFAST NEWS-LETTER, that there is a rigid bar against their entry in”
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57165
3 mentions“READ WHAT YOUR ENGLISH”
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57189
3 mentions“Many of the children of the Republic have fallen in the struggle; some have proved fainthearted, and have left the ranks, and some have deserted to the enemy, including a few of the gallant handful th”
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57451
2 mentions“A National Soldier is one who fights to establish an English king's and an English Constitution in Ireland.”
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57494
1 mention“executed by English Caw,”
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57557
1 mention“WITH ENGLISH”
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71015
2 mentions“A perusal of the list of subscribers to the Centenary Memorial Hall shows that only three or four English names are to be found there. It seems to me incredible that the teetotallers of England, a con”
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71468
3 mentions“16. Recitation in English”
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72015
1 mention“It was the evening of Saturday 23rd February, 1985 and the Fr. Mathew Hall was thronged for the official opening of the 57th Feis Maitiu. Fr. Mathew Hall-Feis Maitiu, this mixture of English and Irish”
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72221
1 mention“On the day the English law”
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82269
1 mention“The fight is for our Independence from any domination direct or indirect; any claim from an English King to establish himself in our Constitution, to be consulted about our expenditure to sign our doc”
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82297
1 mention“"The English Government divided Ireland into two parts - a thing which they have no more right to do than I have to divide Australia."”
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88801
2 mentions“The historic DOE CASTLE rises opposite to Ards on a low rocky promontory jutting out into the waters of Sheephaven, at the Southern extremity of the Bay. Its square five-storied tower possessed walls ”
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89901
1 mention“illustrate his noble bearing. Throughout its twentyfour passages the book traces the history of the 2,000 arce Peninsula where in ancient times it was ruled by the O'Boyles. Ironically in July 1642 a ”
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89970
3 mentions“After the suppression of the great Rebellion in the reagn of Queen Elizabeth more than a half million acres of land in the north of Ireland were at the disposal of the English Crown. The whole county ”
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91453
1 mention“Langa. The new Church and Friary at Langa are almost completed. Exxx But I have to announce that a tragic and disappointing situation has arisen. The Government has refused Fr. Christopher permission ”
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92907
1 mention“In 1909 she founded Fianna Eireann, the Irish boy scouts. This was a campaign to enlist all the headquarters of the Countess. At the appointed hour the Countess, wearing the uniform of a lieutenant of”
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93693
9 mentions“facilitated by a devious use of words: the term “Board of Directors” in the English text was translated as lekhotla, meaning royal court in the Sisuto text. Perhaps the presence of two Dukes on the Bo”
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97088
11 mentions“The usual subjects I suppose: Irish, English, History, Geography, Religion, and Mathematics of course.”