LONDON
Mentioned in 272 documents, 677 times across the archives
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Archbishops House Westminster
1 mention“WESTMINSTER, LONDON, S.W.1.”
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Cashel Priest
1 mention“London & Can.”
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CelestinetoDevane23feb1927
2 mentions“Two of our fathers, Don Gregory Fournis & Fran Odels Golenvine (my brother) will leave here on 2d March next to go to Glenstel, as was agreed with Mr Ryan. They will remain a few days in London; I hop”
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“I have been advised that your best course is to get into touch with Mr. T.J. Kiernan, Secretary to the High Commissioner for the Irish Free State in London (address York House, 15, Regent Street, S.W.”
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DevanetoOdiloninWestminster
1 mention“London, S. W. I.”
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Employers indemnity(1)
6 mentions“THE LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE TRANSACTS THE FOLLOWING INSURANCES”
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Missions Bulletin
1 mention“Crown Hynts forth Colonies 4 Mill bank London S.W. 1”
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OdilotoDevane
3 mentions“London S.W. 10”
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ReceiptofpaymentFrFournier
1 mention“I beg to advise you that I have today received a payment for you from Messrs. Rom, Maillot & Cie., London.”
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RyantoGregory safehome
1 mention“I hope to leave here on Tuesday Evening or Tuesday morning for London & Maredtones. I shall not have time to stop at Lounain.”
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Visitation pamphlet
1 mention“Printed by J. H. Skey & Son, 16 Bruton Place, New Bond Street, London, W.1”
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WestminstershousetoFournier
1 mention“WESTMINSTER, LONDON, S.W.1.”
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bernard odea personal collection
1 mention“We had a beautiful retreat early in the month of February. The priest who gave it was a student in London in Domballamond's time and was companion chaplain in the Tr. Willie Doyle during the war, so i”
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bod cap gen 903
2 mentions“3, BROAD STREET STATION, LONDON, E.C.2.”
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bod cap gen 929
1 mention“3, BROAD STREET STATION, LONDON, E.C.2.”
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dom bede lebbe
6 mentions“Le 23 décembre 1946 : Miss Evelyn White, Victoria Hospital, London.”
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earlydays little flower 1945 march
3 mentions“LONDON AGENTS :”
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earlydays messager oblats 1947 mar
1 mention“Le 23 décembre 1946 : Miss Evelyn White, Victoria Hospital, London.”
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earlydays mmm 1949 jan
3 mentions“At 8.30 a.m. on September 6th, His Lordship Most Rev. Dr. Kyne celebrated Mass at the Parish Church, Navan, and our journey began. Memory presents it as a confused series of pictures—the arrival at Du”
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indenture
1 mention“Balt. Club Dover (S.) John A. Pryor, Brewer 91 Brick Lane, Spitalfields, London Signed sealed and delivered by the said Very Reverend Monsignor James J. Ryan in the presence of”
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little servants 847
1 mention“Dr Michael's house, London Frd March”
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little servants 853
1 mention“2. Alpha R. News Bros., London S.E.14”
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little servants 856
1 mention“London S.E.14 2nd February”
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little servants 860
1 mention“2, Alpha Road, New Cross, London S.E.14.”
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little servants 861
1 mention“London S.E.14 27th.February.”
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little servants 863
1 mention“in London: there are always for people in these places”
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school annals 1930 1940
1 mention“The school re-opened on Saturday September the fifteenth, and all the former members returned except; Myles MacCabe who did Trinity Matriculation Tom Kelly who graduated to the National University, Di”
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Anxious time
1 mention“leave for London to seek a”
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Bank australia
2 mentions“London, 20th September 19 35”
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Brian Dillon North George 4
1 mention“and then I will go on to London where I am to”
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Brian Dillon North george
2 mentions“I think that I told you in my last letter of my interview with the Bishop in London and of my visit to Mandrous.”
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Brian Dillon Rome
1 mention“I saw my bishop when I was in London and he was very kind and agreed to allow me to try my vocation with you at the end of this academic year. He said that he was quite sure that I would not stay and ”
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Brian Dillon Rome 3(1)
2 mentions“I think that I told you in my last letter of my interview with the Bishop in London and of my visit to Mandrous.”
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Ellis to glenstal
1 mention“Father and visiting London for this”
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Finance enquiry(1)
1 mention“London W.1.”
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Maredsous mahony
2 mentions“LONDON, W.C. I.”
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Martin toal
1 mention“visit John Verner Roone O. S. B., then in London - who was formerly a scandalous friend and was I think instrumental in setting up two Benedictine Foundations in America. He gave me a letter also to J”
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“11 Bedford Place, London W.C. 1.”
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McQuaid to prior aumones
1 mention“Je veins d'écrire à sur Supérieur local, (Very Rev. Chr. Millor, O.S.B., 44 Ashley Lane, Hendon, London, N.W.H.) lui expliquant que vous avez bien voulu offrir une chambre pendant les vacances et lui ”
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Navy fitness
2 mentions“LONDON, S.W.1.”
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Prov consti
1 mention“London -”
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War barry
1 mention“London, S.W.1.”
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War office service ivor
3 mentions“LONDON, S.W.1-”
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relating Nuncio
1 mention“London & I shall be in Turkmenia”
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101199
1 mention“London”
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101272
1 mention“to teach, laughings in his French School, was not happy in London & came here leaving great enthusiasm for Yelond, & wants to study our literature.”
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101378
1 mention“For instance I have a very good group - photo of the ten Apr - Corps of the G L London which includes.”
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101516
1 mention“The grandmother has been rather painfully ill the whole year, so that the flat in London has not been a very gay place and she cannot be moved.”
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102596
1 mention“London”
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103490
1 mention“Assoc. Trinity Col., London.”
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104001
1 mention“I have already written to Mr Boland to tell him that there is no possibility of my going to London. It is out of the question.”
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106176
3 mentions“London, S.W.,"”
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106209
1 mention“St London School”
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106866
1 mention“LONDON, W.C.”
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106925
1 mention“So slat & know you enjoyed London. Sorry”
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107171
2 mentions“LONDON AGENTS:-LONDON COUNTY & WESTMINSTER BANK.”
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107410
1 mention“London, E.C.”
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107421
3 mentions“LONDON, E.C.”
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107968
1 mention“After making arrangements with a small band of Irish friends, whom I had gathered together in London on May 8, 1914, to get a first consignment of arms purchased on the continent and landed in Ireland”
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107997
3 mentions“The Creech leader, Masaryk, came to London with exactly the same intent for his country. In London, Casement was denounced as a traitor and Masaryk was halled as a great patrol.”
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109177
1 mention“LONDON, S.W.”
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109195
1 mention“Notwithstanding this international renown, Canon Sheehan (the titles "Canon" and "Doctor" came to him in his latter years and contributed nothing to his fame or his comfort) was at the time of his dea”
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109544
1 mention“LONDON”
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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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109620
2 mentions“London and South Western Railway.”
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109782
1 mention“London Offices:”
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110004
5 mentions“Born in London of Ulster parents, and a convert to Catholicism, Mr. de Blacam was a distinguished author, dramatist and literary critic.”
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110087
5 mentions“Maire Ni Aodha, London ... . 2 2 0 0”
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110327
1 mention“This Committee, relying on the support which it has hitherto received from the general public of all classes, has not considered it advisable to suggest to its subscribers or those whom it has aided t”
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110378
1 mention“Chairman of London Committee :”
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110406
2 mentions“When the Elections had concluded, the platform of the UNION’s operations was considerably broadened; and arrangements were at once made for developing the work outside Ireland. Offices were opened in ”
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110412
1 mention“London Offices:”
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110415
3 mentions“"Our thanks, too, are more especially due to the Irish Defence Union in London for the valuable financial aid that they have granted us, and to our friends in England who, through the Irish Defence Un”
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110862
17 mentions“WILLIAM JOYCE—"Lord Haw Haw" of the German Radio—was executed to-day at Wandsworth Prison, London, at 10 a.m. (Irish summer time), seven months and six days after his capture near the Danish frontier ”
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111185
6 mentions“London.”
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111505
9 mentions“They have built a mart in London for men who sell their”
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112137
6 mentions“WITH ADJOURNMENTS TO LONDON OPINION.”
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112725
2 mentions“IRISH MISSION IN LONDON.”
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113739
4 mentions“Telegrams - Catherhald, London”
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113953
17 mentions“In 1920 he had passed from these men of letters to another series of portrait busts by which his name will long live. In the autumn of that year Oliver Gogarty carried him over to London in tragic cir”
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114428
12 mentions“Dublin-London-Paris”
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114802
2 mentions“A dramatic account of her experiences in Dublin at the outbreak of the Sinn Fein riots is given to the Exchange by a young lady who is now in London and was spending her holidays in Ireland.”
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115235
1 mention“At the time of the London agreement, Mrs. MacWhorter's sympathies were on the side of the Republicans, and she supported Fianna Fail on its establishment.”
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115361
2 mentions“As mentioned to Mrs.Geoghegan, the copyright of numbers 2 and 3 are held by Messrs.Grove & Son, 73 Earl's Court Road, London W.8, and Geo.Pulman & Sons, 24 Thayer Street, London W.1., respectively. I ”
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115675
2 mentions“"Prince of the Proprietor in Carill & Co. Ltd., Dublin and Published by the Proprietors at DUBLIN OPINION Offices, 67 Middle Abbey Street, Dublin, London Offices: Dudley House, Southampton Street, Str”
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115965
4 mentions“Among the other articles are a sketch of Pádraic O Conaire by León O Broin; a poem in Irish by an Dr. Pádraic O Máille, a Connemara-man in practise in London; a story of Kerry by Owen O'Connor, and co”
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116199
1 mention“Another very pleasing feature of the Annual is the reproduction of 1916 documents which are now historic. Among these we note Patrick Pearse's farewell letter to his mother; also Eamonn Ceannt's last ”
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116438
2 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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117051
14 mentions“Telegrams - Catherhald, London”
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118088
1 mention“LONDON, E.C.4.”
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118835
21 mentions“In Zurich the Joyces put up at a small pension. They had almost no money. None of Joyce's cables to London for money was answered (even air mail from London to Zurich now takes a month). Moreover, the”
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119633
3 mentions“Exhibited National Gallery, London, 1942.”
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119781
1 mention“*67 Fleet St., London, E.C. 4, England. Feb. 17, 1939.”
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119860
3 mentions“ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTO FROM LONDON”
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120030
8 mentions“John Francis Larchet, born Dublin 1884. V Professor of Music at University College, Dublin, since 1921. Graduate of Royal Irish Academy of Music where he studied under Dr. Esposito and Dr. Kitson; the”
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120996
11 mentions“Not niche in many ways talented, Shaw's mother was an accomplished musician, a taste which he inherited. It was this love of music which gave him his start in London, where T. P. O'Connor employed him”
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121094
1 mention“GENERAL VIEW, (EXTERIOR) WESTMINSTER CATHEDRAL, LONDON.”
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121265
1 mention“Casement was captured and hanged for high treason in London and so passed for ever into the hero-halls of Irish history. Monteith was a fugitive with a price on his head: a thousand pounds -- a tidy s”
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122016
9 mentions“What has commonly been called influenza was described in the "British Medical Journal" last week as a pneumonic plague. She understood that there was a very high death rate in London.”
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122608
4 mentions“At a meeting yesterday, Thursday, at the Albert Hall, London, called under the chairmanship of the Archbishop of Canterbury to protest against the persecution of the Jews, Bishop Mathew spoke of the s”
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122934
8 mentions“This telegram, he says, was sent to the Soviet Embassy, London.”
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123685
3 mentions“Change For THERE are lots of things that we have to complain about these days, but there is one thing that can be said to give great satisfaction—to my mind, at any rate—and that is the quality of the”
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124147
5 mentions“Mother-General, Sisters of the Atonement, Rome; Baron and Baroness Livonius, London; Mr. M. Sheehan, T.D., Lord Mayor, Cork; Irish Delegation at Red Cross Conference, Stockholm; District Justice Coyne”
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124393
9 mentions“His American debut took place at the Manhattan Opera House, New York, in "Traviata" in 1909. After that he got operatic engagements at Chicago, Philadelphia, New York and London and in Italy.”
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125218
1 mention“Cardinal, Francis, Peter, London”
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128440
1 mention“LONDON”
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128518
1 mention“A Magazine for the Irish In London.”
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129009
1 mention“LONDON: T. FISHER UNWIN, LIMITED”
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129187
1 mention“London:”
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129301
1 mention“"REVIEW OF REVIEWS" OFFICE, LONDON.”
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129406
1 mention“LONDON : DUBLIN”
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129491
3 mentions“AND 1A PATERNOSTER ROW, LONDON.”
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129573
1 mention“LONDON: THOMAS JONES,”
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129815
1 mention“LONDON: W. RIDGWAY, PICCADILLY.”
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129852
1 mention“LONDON : SIMPKIN, MARSHALL, AND CO.”
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129868
1 mention“London:”
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129874
1 mention“LONDON:”
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129966
1 mention“LONDON : 26 PALACE CHAMBERS, WESTMINSTER.”
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129986
2 mentions“Of Trinity College, Dublin; M.A. of Exeter College, Oxford; Ph.D. of Univ. of Leipzig; Donnellan Lecturer (1880), Univ. of Dublin; Ten Years Examiner in Hebrew, etc., in the University of London; Thre”
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129992
1 mention“LONDON: W. RIDGWAY, PICCADILLY.”
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130054
1 mention“LONDON:”
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130228
1 mention“LONDON”
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130321
1 mention“Press Notes of the London News Conference of”
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130628
1 mention“LONDON AND EDINBURGH”
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131225
1 mention“TELEGRAMS "CECELIA, LONDON."”
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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
1 mention“father a few days before he returned from London for Albano”
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131322
2 mentions“TO "SOCIALIST LONDON".”
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131350
1 mention“from London”
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131360
2 mentions“You will not I trust, have been very engry with me for my long delay in receiving your letter. The anxiety and beath to which I was drown during my visit to town, first by the illness of my poor littl”
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131476
1 mention“London.”
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131642
2 mentions“The IRISH HOMESTEAD is on Sale at the Railway Bookstalls: LONDON—Euston Station, and MANCHESTER—Exchange Station. HOLYHEAD—Railway Bookstall; as well as all Railway Bookstalls throughout Ireland.”
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131942
1 mention“29 Antrobus St London S.W.1. 4th October 1947”
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132069
1 mention“London :”
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132083
1 mention“I have several times heard the unconstance talked of at Ballyshannon, with the addition that at Stewart was remarked to be subject to unusual gloom & melancholy, for a considerable period after the sp”
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132108
4 mentions“IFAN KYRLE FLETCHER, 12, LANSDOWNE ROAD, WIMBLEDON, LONDON, S.W.20”
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132640
2 mentions“LONDON AGENTS, LLOYD'S BANK LIMITED,”
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133238
2 mentions“London, Printed for H. Tracy, at the Three”
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133289
1 mention“LONDON, REPRINTED; AND SOLD BY G. G. AND J. ROBINSON,”
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133376
1 mention“SIMPKIN AND MARSHALL, LONDON.”
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134434
1 mention“Martyrdom of Primate Plunkett, (London, July, 1681.) ..”
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134473
1 mention“LONDON :”
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135362
3 mentions“The first article is concerned with "Francis Thompson, the Man and His Poetry," and the writer is his Grace the Most Rev. Anselm E. J. Kenealy, O.M.Cap., Archbishop of Simla. The perusal of this monog”
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147230
2 mentions“LONDON.”
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176312
2 mentions“Padraig O Caoimh. To those who do not know him Mr. O Caoimh probably takes a mischievous pleasure in describing himself mildly as a retired civil servant. Born in 1881 he did, in fact, enter the Briti”
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182736
4 mentions“8, Bouverie Street, London, E.C. (4).”
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182742
2 mentions“LONDON, TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1924. ONE PENNY.”
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182748
9 mentions“PAUPER Britannica London, March 15, 1921 at Mr. and Mrs. William Robinson.”
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182768
2 mentions“JOHN BUTTON & SONS, LTD., NEW YORK, MEMPHIS, DENVER, VAN, WASHINGTON, OREGON, LONDON, LHERSON, MY & LONDON...”
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182883
2 mentions“Removal Contractors, Carriers and Wardeners. Have taken over the Old Exhausted business of E. SPRING & CO., Ltd., 18 and 17 Dairy Street, London and 12 Upper Dorset Street, Dublin, and are now service”
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183105
6 mentions“The War Correspondent of the Berlin "Tageblatt" with the Eastern Armies, writing from Lodz ten days ago, states that the view prevails here that the Russian offensive Major Moraht, the "Tageblatt's" m”
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183145
38 mentions“THE OFFICIAL COMMISSION INVESTIGATED THE MARTIAL LAW GALLIENI in London. The commission investigated the martial law gallieni in London.”
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183181
2 mentions“London.”
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183208
1 mention“Letters were rend from the Oceanic Steam Navigation Company, Ltd., London, and from Messrs Petersen and Albeck (Copenhagen) salvors of the Celtic, both firms acknowledging receipt of the communication”
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183258
1 mention“element." Although it cannot be said that any of these events emulated the Great Fire of London in being blessings in disguise, a triad single themselves out as affording landmarks in our history. The”
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183331
2 mentions“MISSUMMER MONTH, or the Month of June; conservated to the most precious of our Lord Jesus Christ, seed at Roun by the Missionaries of the Congregation of that title. Translated, with some additions, f”
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183380
1 mention“and at London prices.”
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183397
2 mentions“Office: 1, ARUNDEL STREET, LONDON, W.C.2.”
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183414
1 mention“Printed and Published by THE DAILY MIRROR NEWSPAPERS, LTD., at 23-29, Bouverie-street, London, E.C.4.—Tuesday, October 26, 1920.”
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183424
1 mention“BEATING from the top of the landing steps at the waiting crowd, the Aga Khan arrived at Dublin Airport yesterday on a regular Air Lingus flight from London. And four members of the Ismaili sect of Isl”
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183445
1 mention“It was necessary to the information of the jury to learn that a man had been some time since convicted in London of a feries of the most atrocious and unanimal eruption, in wanting, cruelty and indisc”
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183480
1 mention“London, Sunday, June 10, 1956”
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183607
4 mentions“Lord Marcus de la Poer Beresford, K.C.V.O., an Extra Equerry to the King, and manager of the Royal Thoroughbred Stud, was found dead in bed at his flat in St. James's St. London, on Saturday morning.”
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183936
2 mentions“London, January 4th, 1917.”
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184665
7 mentions“House of Commons, London,”
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195282
1 mention“By D. M. O'DONNELL, Finchley, London”
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195326
1 mention“Arthur Eric Rowton Gill was born at Brighton on February 22, 1882, son of the Rev. A. T. Gill. He studied at Chichester Art School under G. H. Catt, and in 1899 entered the London office of Mr. W. D. ”
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195392
9 mentions“This is a full account of the Irish pilgrimage, from its departure at North Wall, Dublin, to Rome and back again. The journey lay through Liverpool, London and Dover, to Dunkerque, Amiens, Paris, Neve”
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195480
1 mention“London Office: Central 4689 (Editorial)”
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195512
6 mentions“Father Russell points out that the photograph was taken on the occasion of a presentation made to Most Rev. Dr. Mannix, in London on May 11, 1921, on behalf of the Hierarchy and the priests”
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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
3 mentions“Golding Bright soon found himself undergoing a course of valuable training. Mr. West includes in this volume an entire artile written by the young pupil, heavily underlined by his Irish examiner, with”
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196556
2 mentions“THIS description of Drogheda of more than a hundred years ago arouses curiosity concerning the author, and we find that Mrs. James Sadlier was an Ulster, woman—Mary Anne Madden—born on the last day of”
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201589
4 mentions“In March, 1711, Dublin has its first experience of Italian opera with a performance of Handel's "Rinaldo," given by Nicolini and his company. The celebrated Italian singer had already done much to pop”
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207901
1 mention“"The trading and commercial links between Ireland and Britain have always been close to say, I am glad to say, been growing stronger in recent years. The Free Trade Agreement was working well". The sp”
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211157
1 mention“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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211237
2 mentions“LONDON:”
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211448
1 mention“London”
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211489
1 mention“DUBLIN AND LONDON. 1919”
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211501
1 mention“LONDON”
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211532
1 mention“LONDON”
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211577
1 mention“DUBLIN AND LONDON”
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211583
1 mention“LONDON:”
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211707
1 mention“LONDON: 48 PALL MALL”
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211734
1 mention“LONDON : JOHN SNOW, PATERNOSTER-ROW.”
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211763
1 mention“DUBLIN. LONDON AGENTS:”
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211787
1 mention“LONDON AND EDINBURGH”
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211813
1 mention“London:”
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211860
1 mention“LONDON”
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211887
1 mention“LONDON:”
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211960
1 mention“LONDON: 38 Soho Square, W.1”
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212697
1 mention“LONDON”
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212709
1 mention“LONDON · NEW YORK · TORONTO”
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212726
1 mention“LONDON: 18 RED LION PASSAGE, HOLBORN, W.C.I”
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218846
1 mention“LONDON”
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218852
1 mention“12 BURY ST., LONDON, W.C.”
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218858
1 mention“LONDON”
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218866
3 mentions“London”
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218882
1 mention“LONDON: 1 AND 2 IVY LANE, PATERNOSTER ROW, E.C. 4”
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218895
1 mention“LONDON:”
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218904
1 mention“LONDON”
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218946
1 mention“LONDON: BURNS, OATES AND CO.”
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218993
1 mention“LONDON NEW YORK TORONTO”
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219007
1 mention“LONDON NEW YORK TORONTO”
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219084
1 mention“DUBLIN AND LONDON”
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219145
1 mention“LONDON:”
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219176
1 mention“LONDON :”
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219211
1 mention“LONDON NEW YORK TORONTO”
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219315
1 mention“LONDON”
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219331
1 mention“LONDON”
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219338
3 mentions“BENCHER OF GRAY'S INN, LONDON, AND KING'S INNS, DUBLIN”
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219370
1 mention“LONDON”
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219442
1 mention“AND 1 PATERNOSTER ROW, LONDON,”
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219531
1 mention“LONDON”
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219546
1 mention“Ex-M.P. LONDON”
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219594
1 mention“DUBLIN AND LONDON”
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219609
1 mention“LONDON AND NEW YORK”
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219636
1 mention“LONDON”
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219663
1 mention“LONDON :”
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219669
1 mention“LONDON”
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219686
1 mention“LONDON”
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219764
1 mention“ST. MARTIN'S STREET, LONDON”
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219779
1 mention“LONDON: JOHN MURRAY, ALBEMARLE ST.”
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219827
1 mention“LONDON: ADELPHI TERRACE”
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219848
1 mention“39 PATERNOSTER ROW, LONDON”
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219885
1 mention“METHUEN & CO. LTD. LONDON”
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220017
1 mention“London”
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220083
1 mention“12 Little College Street, Westminster, London, S.W.”
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220110
1 mention“LONDON: 22, PATERNOSTER-ROW.”
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220137
1 mention“LONDON, W.C.2”
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220170
1 mention“1 PATERNOSTER ROW, LONDON.”
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220178
1 mention“LONDON, PARIS, NEW YORK & MELBOURNE.”
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220184
1 mention“LONDON”
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220202
1 mention“LONDON • NEW YORK • TORONTO”
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220228
1 mention“LONDON, PARIS & NEW YORK.”
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220253
1 mention“LONDON”
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220280
1 mention“LONDON”
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220326
1 mention“LONDON AND EDINBURGH”
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220398
1 mention“London, W.C.I”
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220417
1 mention“LONDON”
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220436
1 mention“LONDON: MANCHESTER: BIRMINGHAM:”
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220472
1 mention“LONDON.”
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220478
12 mentions“The first thing I know about him is that he was a student at the University of Cambridge and was a student at the University of London and was a student at the University of Manchester and was a stude”
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220498
1 mention“London”
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220504
1 mention“LONDON, GLASGOW, MANCHESTER, BIRMINGHAM.”
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220510
2 mentions“HOW LONDON HEARD THE NEWS.”
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220577
1 mention“LONDON”
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222058
2 mentions“Vicerol's hotel London -”
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228399
1 mention“Congress officials have been informed by trans-Atlantic shipping companies that at least 70,000 to 100,000 people will come from the United States and Canada, it is said. Information also has been rec”
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232103
9 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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232982
1 mention“Includes all of Tour 10, and leaves Cork for London, Brussels, Cologne, Rhine Steamer, Switzerland, Paray-Le-Monial, Paris, Lisieux and sails from Cherbourg on SS. "BREMEN" July 20th. COMPLETE SERVICE”
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55901
1 mention“P.S. Please excuse scribbling as my sight got bad in Prison and I have not yet got glosses. London Paragh.”
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56266
2 mentions“Twas seen in the white face of London—”
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56269
1 mention“(Executed in London, 3rd August, 1916).”
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56281
1 mention“Our envoys went to London town”
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56437
1 mention“ON May 2, The Very Reverend Father Aloysius, O.F.M.Cap., died at the Capuchin Friary of Saint Mary of the Angels, Church Street, Dublin. He had recently completed his eighty-seventh year, was almost s”
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57127
1 mention“The entire British Press is lauding Collins and the King of England's Own for their war on the I.R.A. Even the London Morning Post concedes that it is beginning to believe that Collins is, indeed, a l”
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57133
1 mention“Yesterday the nation was shocked by the news of Michael Collins death. As a soldier he fell while directing the F.S. Army against the troops of the Republic. He has given his life for the Treaty and, ”
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57136
1 mention“AT THE MOMENT THE REPUBLICANS HOLD THE WHOLE OF THE SOUTH AND WEST, EXCEPT THE COUNTIES OF DUBLIN, WICKLOW, WEXFORD, KINDARE and LONDON.”
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58358
1 mention“He died in London the eighth Day of January 1802.”
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71015
1 mention“Ludgate Circus, London, 15th September.”
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72015
1 mention“I must end this period on a note of humour. I have in my possession an envelope, post-marked London 1970 and addressed to:”
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72310
2 mentions“LONDON:”
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82297
1 mention“" . . . . . in order to make manifest our desire not to bring force of coercion to bear upon any substantial part of the Province of Ulster whose inhabitants may now be unwilling to accept the Nationa”
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84727
1 mention“LONDON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1913.”
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87842
1 mention“that the money should be devoted to the erection in Father Mathew's Chapel of a monumental window. The execution of the task was entrusted to Mr. J. A. Gibbs, of London, who has accomplished it in a m”
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88801
1 mention“20, HANOVER SQUARE, LONDON, W.1.”
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89723
2 mentions“[PHOTO BY COMMERCIAL, LONDON.]”
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91439
1 mention“In Ast Wednesday Bishop O'Riley motored as the and came to see the places which he wishes us to take over. As you are already aware, one of these places is called Athlone (after the Earl of Athlone); ”
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92281
2 mentions“London Missionary Society 1897 ■ London Missionary Society”
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93693
67 mentions“The London Missionary Society”
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97088
1 mention“I flew, I don't even remember the place I flew to now, I flew to Nairobi. From Nairobi down to Bulawayo. No, from Nairobi to Salisbury, which is now Harare and from Harare to Bulawayo and from Bulaway”