Maxwell
Mentioned in 14 documents, 32 times across the archives
Documents
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earlydays mmm 1949 jan
1 mention“Smaller Sums—Rev. J. Lynch; Sister M. Gabriel; Mother M. Albeus; E. Rice; A. Aylward; B. Sweeney; C. O'Donoghue; Miss Hannifan; Wm. Wogan; Mrs. M. McCarthy; Mr. Carrigan; E. Clarke; Mrs. M. Hammond; H”
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109033
2 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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110345
1 mention“MAXWELL C. CLOSE.”
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110862
1 mention“Maxwell, Capt. Somerset H., D.L.”
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111505
2 mentions“Here are a few things it would be well for you to think over. Your name is not Price or Maxwell or French; it is only Kelly or Burke or Shea. You were reared in an Irish household and heard your mothe”
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114802
9 mentions“To General Sir John Maxwell, C.O.C.-in-C.,”
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120030
1 mention“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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131972
1 mention“I have heard that the City Hall and the newspaper offices opposite The Castle were strongly held by Sein Fein, but as they commanded the Castle Gate and part of the yard from their windows they simply”
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196022
2 mentions“Sir John Maxwell had no scruples about artillery, and declared that he would not hesitate to destroy rebels, and was as good as his word. His biographer, Sir George Arthur, would appear to have a susp”
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196319
3 mentions“THE death of Very Rev. Thomas Canon Wall, Ph.D., Parish Priest of Ballingarry, Co. Limerick, recalls the famous correspondence that passed between the then Bishop of Limerick, Most Rev. Dr. O'Dwyer, a”
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211410
1 mention“REV. R. A. MAXWELL, Superior-General, Christian Brothers.”
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220313
1 mention“J. MAXWELL”
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56444
4 mentions“After consultation here with General Maxwell, General Lowe said that he was prepared to meet Mr. MacDonagh at the North East corner of St. Patrick's Park at 12 o'clock noon, and gave us a letter to th”
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56740
3 mentions“My duty as a Bishop is not to flatter you, or play upon your feelings for my own ends, but to put God's law without fear or favour before you, and to speak the truth with the freedom of the gospel. Ap”