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Dennis Ahern
Jan 25, 2012, 10:30:52 AM1/25/12
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From The Limerick Chronicle, 9 October 1822 --
Yesterday the Catechetical Examinations in the scriptures,
took place at the Cathedral--upwards of 200 children were
examined, and premiums awarded to the following:--
For good Answering--Eliza Taylor, Eliza Jeffries, Anne
Clements, Anne Marshal, Letitia King, Maria Maunsell, Anne
Gordon, Mary Rice, Anne Keays, Harriet Dillon, Eliza
Gordon, Anne Connellan, Mary Rutledge--Michael Madden,
John Smyth, James Simpson, Thomas Derham, Simon
O'Callaghan, John Ahern, Charles Hewitt, Alexander
Preston, Edward Rutledge, George Waugh, Barnaby Farrel,
John Simpson, James Ahern, and John Jones.
For regular attendance at Sunday Examination during
the Year-- Mary Keays, Catherine Whitaker, Eliza Fogarty,
Jane Dillon, Elizabeth Durham, Eliza Fogarty, Frances E.
Woods, Anne Ward, Frances M'Auliffe, Anne Tyrrel, Bridget
Bunton, Marianne Daly, Sarah Christie--George Egleston,
Andrew Clements, Samuel Foley, Wm. Hincks, William
Byrum, Robert Robinson, William Smith, William Kent, John
Peace, and Henry Baynham.
A certificate to Jane Hincks, she having obtained a premium
last year in the same class.
The Examiners were the Rev. the Archdeacon of Limerick,
Rev. Mr. Duddell, Rev. Mr. Peacocke, and Rev. Mr.
Maunsell. The Lord Bishop attended and distributed the
premiums.
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Dennis Ahern | Ireland Newspaper Abstracts
Acton, Massachusetts | http://www.IrelandOldNews.com
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Yesterday the Catechetical Examinations in the scriptures,
took place at the Cathedral--upwards of 200 children were
examined, and premiums awarded to the following:--
For good Answering--Eliza Taylor, Eliza Jeffries, Anne
Clements, Anne Marshal, Letitia King, Maria Maunsell, Anne
Gordon, Mary Rice, Anne Keays, Harriet Dillon, Eliza
Gordon, Anne Connellan, Mary Rutledge--Michael Madden,
John Smyth, James Simpson, Thomas Derham, Simon
O'Callaghan, John Ahern, Charles Hewitt, Alexander
Preston, Edward Rutledge, George Waugh, Barnaby Farrel,
John Simpson, James Ahern, and John Jones.
For regular attendance at Sunday Examination during
the Year-- Mary Keays, Catherine Whitaker, Eliza Fogarty,
Jane Dillon, Elizabeth Durham, Eliza Fogarty, Frances E.
Woods, Anne Ward, Frances M'Auliffe, Anne Tyrrel, Bridget
Bunton, Marianne Daly, Sarah Christie--George Egleston,
Andrew Clements, Samuel Foley, Wm. Hincks, William
Byrum, Robert Robinson, William Smith, William Kent, John
Peace, and Henry Baynham.
A certificate to Jane Hincks, she having obtained a premium
last year in the same class.
The Examiners were the Rev. the Archdeacon of Limerick,
Rev. Mr. Duddell, Rev. Mr. Peacocke, and Rev. Mr.
Maunsell. The Lord Bishop attended and distributed the
premiums.
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Dennis Ahern | Ireland Newspaper Abstracts
Acton, Massachusetts | http://www.IrelandOldNews.com
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Dennis Ahern
Jan 31, 2012, 5:08:24 PM1/31/12
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From The Irish Times, 3 March 1906 -
At the Fermoy Petty Sessions, Dr. Williams said, with the
permission of the chairman, he wished to refer to the coming
departure of Sergeant Booth from the town on promotion to
the Depot. The sergeant was stationed in Fermoy for the past
six years, and during that time he was called on to perform
very onerous duties for the peace of the district. He (Dr.
Williams) felt certain he was only voicing the feelings of the
Bench in expressing regret at losing such a very efficient
police officer. The chairman, Dr. T. M. W. Aherne, Mr.
Dickson, R.M., and others endorsed these remarks, and
Sergeant Booth having thanked the Bench for their kind
expressions, the chairman concluded by wishing him every
success in his new sphere.
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