Judge
Mentioned in 57 documents, 94 times across the archives
Documents
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Ryan discussion
2 mentions“✓ bots of Maredsous and St. André should visit Ireland, at a near date, to see the place and judge for themselves whether it was suitable for the object aimed at by Mgr. Ryan, and and verify the circu”
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applications to monastery
1 mention“I believe Seumas would make a good lay brother. He is neat and tidy in his habits and is of studious disposition. It would be a great pity if the father's escapades interfered in any way with Seumas's”
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bernard odea personal collection
1 mention“so you may judge my eyes are”
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dom bede lebbe
1 mention“We cannot undertake here a detailed account of the entire work, but a little probing is sufficient to enable us to judge of the whole. Let us take Bernadette at Nevers, and then read the account that ”
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earlydays good counsel no ii
2 mentions“We have consistently held the view that the publication of Werfel's Song of Bernadette rendered a real—if rather subtle—disservation to the cause of Our Lady, since Lourdes. It is significant that, an”
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school annals 1942 1945
1 mention“As to-day was Ascension Thursday, we had a free-day. Most of the school went to Limerick where they saw some rather hopeless pictures to judge by reports. Those that remained here spent most of the da”
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Ceremonial first abbot
1 mention“come to be our judge.”
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Healing toe
1 mention“be the last judge of this.”
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Lizzie
1 mention“Mation in her own way may try to keep Mary up to the mark, she was an excellent girl & used to do her work very thoroughly. I pray God may let me judge somewhere I can get a quick training in cooking ”
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Rector Dillon
1 mention“As you know he came to us because having been brought up among older people he found he could not get on well at Wonersh where the students are mostly young. He appears to have made steady progress si”
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Switzers writing
1 mention“this bould work perhaps recellibly - you are the fast judge.”
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103014
1 mention“he came as a judge to sentence”
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104001
1 mention“It is a long time since I saw the Mon-cany, part II. I have not got a copy yet: the fact is, the thing had to remain so long in Ms. because our friends the Jaele League would not print it as I would n”
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107089
1 mention“Mr. M. J. Colivet, Mr. M. J. O'Reilly, Lt.-Gen. D. McKenna, Chief of Staff; Col. J. Flynn, Adj.-Gen.; Col. Liam Archer, Lt.-Gen. Peadar McMahon, Col. L. Egan, Judge Fawsitt and Mrs. Fawsitt, Ambrose V”
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107369
1 mention“I might have become a "good Christian" sculptor, as you may likely judge by enclosed photo. but that, about the time I commenced my calling I had the misfortune (?) of listening to some of the most po”
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107965
1 mention“In all I came up with the motor car four times and risked my life each time. In chasing the car and that chase saved the whole situation I almost ran myself to death. The car tried to shake me off--it”
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109033
3 mentions“Amongst those present were—The Lord Chancellor, the Lord Chief Justice, the Lord Chief Baron, Mr Justice O'Brien, Judge O'Hagan, Mr Justice Johnson, Mr Justice Gibson, Lord Justice Naish, Mr Justice H”
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109730
1 mention“I am deeply grateful for your kind letter containing promise to help with Irish matter for "Revolt" we want some Irish very badly and, despite many efforts, we had so far failed to secure any help in ”
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110862
4 mentions“Judge”
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111505
3 mentions“You stand charged with murder, the Judge sternly said,”
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112137
2 mentions“"It is the root principle of Democracy, that every organised people is the true, the authentic, the final and the only responsible judge of its own form of Government."”
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113953
1 mention“EUGENE JUDGE—born Aghamore, Co. Mayo, Eire, 1910. Studied under André L'hôte and at Académie Chaumière, Paris. Exhibits regularly at annual exhibitions in Dublin.”
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114428
1 mention“was the most beautiful woman he had ever painted. He replied spontaneously: "The wife of Judge Davitt," and added, "the Irish girl is pretty rather than good-looking, but when they are good-looking th”
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118088
1 mention“In the list of books issued by publishers and in the periodicals in which the Irish language is given a place there has been of late a gratifying recognition of the merits of Deise writers. We noticed”
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118835
5 mentions“he never bores and he never acts as the mentor, judge or hector. What he does, really, is to talk on paper—wisely, wittily, urbanely, but never professorially, dictatorially or dominatingly.”
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120817
1 mention“In another way also he was connected with Kilkenny, for he was father-in-law of the learned Circuit Judge, James Sealy, K.C., who presided over the Circuit Courts in Kilkenny for a number of years, an”
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122016
1 mention“Whether the present is a fitting time or not, we cannot profess to judge. But, should the Government apply the Act to Ireland, as seems to be contemplated, we most earnestly hope that it will cheerful”
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122934
1 mention“The main aim of his letter was to refute the accusations of the Minister of Justice who stated that many of the delegates from this country were not Irish. The facts speak for themselves for all who t”
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123461
1 mention“The methods which won North Roscommon and South Longford for Sinn Fein are in full operation in East Clare; whether they are to be again successful remains to be seen. The system of organisation, whic”
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123685
5 mentions“To my mind, the most impressive feature in this year's "Annual" is the splendid tribute to the greatest and most popular of Abbey Theatre actors, the late Peter Judge, better known to the multitude of”
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124147
2 mentions“The President of the High Court Mr. Justice Gavan Duffy; Mr. Justice O'Byrne, Mr. Justice M. Maguire, Judge McCarthy, Judge Fawsitt.”
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124393
4 mentions“The President of the High Court and Mrs. Maguire; Mr. Justice O'Byrne, Judge Fawsitt and Mrs. Fawsitt; Dr. and Mrs. M. Russell; Dr. Harold and Mrs. Quinlan; Dr. and Mrs. S. J. Boland; Dr. and Mrs. L. ”
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125031
7 mentions“The motions were brought by the Attorney-General, who is sued as representing the people and Government of Ireland, and by Circuit Judge Charles Power, 81, Wellington Road, Dublin, who is sued as pers”
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131273
1 mention“evening of the 8th Judge On box return I had in me”
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132108
2 mentions“COLERIDGE, SIR JOHN TAYLOR(1790-1876) Judge. A.L.S. to "Annie". 4pp.8vo. Heath Court: Feb.19 1866. In answer to her enquiry about the Suspension Bill and its effects upon the Habeas Corpus Act, and al”
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134497
1 mention“When you read this statement it will, if you are Irish, cause you no astonishment. You realise that the Government of Ireland is a continuity, that the same England which used the pitchcap and the gib”
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134920
3 mentions“On the right, near the Church, stands Drumcondra House, now All Hallowes Missionary College. This place in Irish affairs. It was originally the seat of the Coghill family. Sir John Gilbert in his hist”
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146724
2 mentions“Mr. F. Aiken, T.D.; Mr. O. Traynor, T.D.; Mr. S. Moylan, T.D.; Mr. G. Boland, T.D.; Mr. S. MacBride, T.D.; the Lord Mayor, Mr. D. Larkin, T.D.; Judge K. Deale; Judge Fawsitt.”
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147082
1 mention“O Sweet Jesus, be not my Judge, but my Saviour—”
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183087
1 mention“How times have changed the "Eye" religion the period and the fact! "Eye" being seen in the company of Judge, Crown Prosecutor, Bailliff or Policeman was in itself sufficient to damn any decent man cla”
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183187
1 mention“The wrest Calliane, the TELEGRAPH Government agent for murder TALE FLOTS, plots in the West of Ireland, has only to be well succeeded in his plan. At Wickley Ansley, now going on, has greening tracky ”
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183607
1 mention“He was very greatly liked at the Elpis. Who would ever think he was such a gentle, loveable creature, to judge by the tone of his later plays, and yet I always found him so; and those in the hospital,”
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184665
1 mention“On the following day the funeral about which your correspondent wrote took place. The members of the Order formed themselves into a procession. The priest who was present to attend the funeral protest”
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220881
2 mentions“I judge that it is very difficult for you to give me I judge that it is very difficult for you to send and certainly to accept any request which you are deserved in present extreme condition he should”
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223293
1 mention“of my own personal inclination and needless to say I will be quite content to fill as well as I can any duties which my superiors judge fit to assign home.”
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227416
1 mention“The Capuchins are a branch of the Franciscan Order, following the stricter observance. It is unnecessary here in California to direct attention to the wonderful work for religion and humanity performe”
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232276
1 mention“2. Thou hast only one Judge, from Him there is no appeal.”
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56088
4 mentions“The war of repression which England waged on Ireland since 1916, did not narrow my vision of duty. My mission as a priest was not to any one section or party, it was to "embrace all in one sentiment o”
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56266
1 mention“The judge's sentence has been Thine, like ours,”
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56767
2 mentions“The police were of course were on the field. Soldiers, for the first time, had been sent into the village, and were quartered at the police carrack. Five aeroplanes were also sent. They whizzed among ”
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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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56933
1 mention“Comic Cosgrave tells us that it is a short step from the bar to a Judge's chair. " e ask him was it a big jump from behind the bar to the President's chair?”
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82238
1 mention“JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT OF THE IRISH REPUBLIC.”
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89970
1 mention“There were three sons: Alexander, Charles and John. The third son, John, Vandeleur married Lady Helen Graham-Toler, third daughter of Hector John Toler, second Earl or Norbury. This second earl of Nor”
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93693
1 mention“Any attempt to describe the religion of a people necessarily goes beyond simple statements of fact, and into the realm of generalization and judgment. To judge is not to condemn, any more than to unde”
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97088
1 mention“And how successful were you in that now? I don't mean that from - how do you judge success - but if you went for say 100 projects would you get 95 or 94 or 90% of them funded?”
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55711
1 mention“ON the northern side of the City of Dublin, in the suburb of Drumcondra and on the rising ground above the Tolka, there is a stately well-preserved Georgian mansion, more than two hundred years old. I”