Taylor
Mentioned in 15 documents, 24 times across the archives
Documents
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dom bede lebbe
1 mention“£5 each—V. Rev. J. Dely, P.P.; V. Rev. H. J. Rev. Wabe, P.P.; Per Rev. J. J. O'Reilly, Adm.; Rev. C. Pedaca, C.C.; V. Rev. B. Cunningham; V. Rev. C. Penningham; V. Rev. W. Canon Dillan, P.P.; Per Rev.”
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earlydays mmm 1949 jan
1 mention“£5 each—V. Rev. J. Daly, P.P.; V. Rev. H. J. McCabe, P.P.; Rev. J. J. O'Reilly, Adm.; Rev. C. Phelan, C.C.; V. Rev. B. Cunningham; V. Rev. W. Canon Dillan, P.P.; Rev. F. O'Connell; Berrings Dramatic S”
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110087
1 mention“C. Cooke-Taylor, Oxford ... . 1 1 0 0”
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110345
1 mention“T. EDWARD TAYLOR.”
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113953
2 mentions“Harry A. Kernoff, R.H.A., was born London in 1900 of a Russian-Jewish father and a Spanish-Jewish mother. He is a mural, a master of the woodcut and a charming illustrator of books. He came to Dublin ”
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114428
1 mention“When he fell, Father Albert rushed over to him. Kneeling beside him he annointed him saying: "Jesus, receive your soul". He took the Rosary Beads out of his hands. On his beads were two crosses, one a”
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121265
5 mentions“TAYLOR SON & ROBINSON,”
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124393
1 mention“OLIVE M. TAYLOR”
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125031
2 mentions“Requiem Mass took place after Church, Terenure, to Dean's Grange Cemetery, to Cerball of the Mass was Rev. M. Frewen, C.C., St. Joseph's. The prayers at the graveside were recited by Rev. G. A. Taylor”
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132108
1 mention“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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196022
1 mention“By A. J. P. TAYLOR”
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196319
2 mentions“Born in Dublin in 1892, both his parents being natives of Co. Kerry, he was educated at Belvedere College, and at the Dublin Metropolitan School of Art. He obtained several prizes awarded under the Ta”
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219194
1 mention“BY GEORGE TAYLOR.”
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232949
3 mentions“Marcella Taylor, Treas.”
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56444
1 mention“Colonel Taylor came at length and having heard what we had to say, spoke some words. I knew the situation at first hand hence Father Aloysius thought it proper that I should be spokesman. I then told ”