Wilson
Mentioned in 20 documents, 35 times across the archives
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Johns Abbey Minnesota
1 mention“It is a long time since I had any letter from a Benedictine in England or Ireland. But almost the same mail that brought your letter brought me one from Father Wilfrid Wilson with a reprint of the obi”
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earlydays mmm 1949 jan
2 mentions“§1 and under—N. Conway, Beragh; P. McIvor, Tyrone; J. McCaffrey, Coagh; N. Cronin, Kilkenny; H. Donnelly, Belfast; C. Mackie, Down; M. Keenan, Enniskillen "Philomena,"; B. Murray, Cork; P. Dixon, Antr”
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106525
2 mentions“Alee Wilson. Belovie Park Belfast Gallivan”
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111185
2 mentions“PETER WILSON”
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111505
2 mentions“We hope that from Mr. Wilson down to the Providence Journal on all embracing decent, from the zenith of disembled un-neutrality to the nadir of indecent alien propaganda there will be an end of the sn”
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112137
11 mentions“PRESIDENT WILSON, June, 1917.”
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118835
1 mention“ONCE set down in an essay the summary of Yeats's view of material phenomena, and was rebuked by a distinguished living poet, for putting into his mouth nonsense which he could not have believed, since”
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120817
2 mentions“A military escort will accompany the remains to St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin, where a special service—at which Most Rev. Dr. Barton (Dublin) assisted by Very Rev. D. F. R. Wilson, Dean of St. Patri”
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123461
1 mention“To me, what President Wilson wrote in his public message to labour last September is solemn truth:”
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124147
1 mention“There was much amusement when it was rumoured that Father Paschal would be "sent over to bring peace in Europe." But all the Allied Ambassadors wrote commendatory letters in such terms as to surprise ”
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129429
1 mention“Printed for PETER WILSON, in Dams-Streets”
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129573
1 mention“DAVID JOHN WILSON, ESQ.,”
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131948
1 mention“The Colonel and Mr Milvain as a result of consultation despatched a Squadron mounted under command of Capt Bryce Wilson to the relief of the which had withdrawn themselves and waggons into Charles St ”
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132108
1 mention“WILSON, JOHN (1800-1849) Dramatic Singer. A.L.S. to Mr.McDonnell, arranging to perform in opera at Cork,with Miss Shirreff. lp.4to. London: 1836. He wishes to perform in "Fre Diavolo", "The Mountain S”
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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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196022
1 mention“THE truth is that all the politicians, from Asquith to Carson, were playing an exciting game. The stakes were higher than ever before; their nerves needed to be stronger. But it never crossed their mi”
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207707
1 mention“in connection with this and passed the wit of man to carry on ordinary industry without accidents. This is more true than we come to the manufacture of munitions of war for purposes of destruction; an”
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211434
1 mention“Published by CORRIGAN & WILSON, 13 Sackville Place”
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56272
1 mention“When all those defending the Mendicity had lain down their arms and were marching into captivity Peter Wilson of Swords was shot dead as the men passed out to the place where the English officers had ”
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57494
1 mention“John Adams, Thomas Allen, Andrew Byrne, James Byrne, Joseph Byrne, Frank Burke, Sean Connolly, James Corcoran, Harry Coyle, John Costello, John Cromean, John Crinigan, Philip Clarke, Charles Carrigan,”