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Ads by Google      Newspaper Transcriptions John and Patrick MAHONY were arrested this evening by the police while laying down the Sutter Street Railroad track on Broadway from Front street to the bay. Estate and guardianship of John HENRY and Mary C. SCOTT, minors; Clairborne HARRIS appointed guardian upon executing a bond to each in the sum of $200, and taking the oath prescribed by law. The last four named gentlemen declined the honor, and a ballot was taken with this result: Number of votes cast, 56; of which I.N. HONG received 44, Dr. OATMAN 28, W.P. John BIGLER 1, Capt. ELLISON 2 and blank 1. http://www.cagenweb.com/archives/news/sac-news1866.htm   (9279 words)      Michael Doheny, Fenian Leader. Among those that sat down to form the Fenian Brotherhood were Doheny himself, John O’Mahony, James Roche, Thomas J. Kelly, Oliver Byrne, Patrick O’Rourke, and Captain Michael Corcoran of the 69th Regiment. John O’Leary considered, when he visited the U.S. in 1859, Doheny, John O’Mahony and Capt. Michael Corcoran to be the three outstanding men in the Fenian Brotherhood in the U.S. Doheny threw himself heart and soul into the new organisation. Following the arrest of John Mitchell in May 1848, the Confederation chose an inner council of 21; Doheny was a member of it. http://www.fethard.com/people/doheny.html   (6143 words)      Ship Arrivals Saint John New Brunswick, July, 1847 ...John Clancy, John Falvey, Richard Burns, and Jeremiah Mahony, all young men, apparently under twenty years of age, charged with a riot and assault at Fredericton, arising out of some party work, were tried on Monday, and found guilty of the assault. Perley was the Emigrant Agent at Saint John] J.G. Woodward, and William Walker, Esquires, of Saint John; W. Sewers, Esq; Capt. Campbell, and Mr. Vessels continue to arrive with numerous sick and deaths on board.-Capt. Sampson of the John Bolton, Capt. Fittock of the Ninian, and Capt. Christian of the Sisters, have all died of typhus fever, contracted on board their vessel. http://www.theshipslist.com/1847/shipsnb1847jl.html   (4794 words)      Leevale News John was always a tireless worker where athletics was involved, a fact echoed by several speakers at the function.. In the same age group Aisling Maunsell was victorious in the 200m in a time of 26.16, Sinead Mackey placed 5th in the 60m in a time of 8.54, and Sharon O'Mahony was 4th in the long jump with 4.94m. Presentations were made by John Smyth and Pat Walsh on behalf of Cork County Board, Dan McCarthy on behalf of the east Cork Board and Christy Murphy, Chairman of Carraig na bhFear on behalf of their club. http://www.leevale.org/lee_news02.html   (4794 words)      Encyclopedia: Nora Owen John ODonoghue (born May 1956) is a senior Irish Fianna Fáil politician. Nora O'Mahony was born in Dublin in 1945. Mary Banotti (born 1939), was an Irish politician. http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Nora-Owen   (977 words)      Timeline 1855-1859 John O'Mahony headed the IRB's American wing, popularly known as the Fenian Brotherhood, which was composed of immigrants and Irish Americans whose ultimate goal was to free Ireland from British rule. John Cabell Breckinridge (1821-1875) was the US vice-president under Buchanan. John Brown, American abolitionist and horse thief, presided over the hacking to death with machetes of five unarmed pro-slavery Border Ruffians in Potawatomi, Kansas. http://timelines.ws/1855_1859.HTML   (977 words)      Patentee Index O'Mahony, John J.; Merrick, Edwin B.; and Behan, Sonny 06947131 Cl. 356-218. Bove, John L.; and Walfish, Sheldon, to Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art System and method for identifying unknown compounds using spectra pattern recognition 06947848 Cl. 702-27. Bates, Cary Lee; Cragun, Brian John; Day, Paul Reuben; and Poulter, David Richard, to International Business Machines Corporation Group based search engine generating search results ranking based on at least one nomination previously made by member of the user group where nomination system is independent from visitation system 06947924 Cl. 707-3. http://www.uspto.gov/web/patents/patog/week38/OG/patentee/alphaB_Utility.htm   (9877 words)      Timeline 1855-1859 John O'Mahony headed the IRB's American wing, popularly known as the Fenian Brotherhood, which was composed of immigrants and Irish Americans whose ultimate goal was to free Ireland from British rule. John Cabell Breckinridge (1821-1875) was the US vice-president under Buchanan. John Brown, American abolitionist and horse thief, presided over the hacking to death with machetes of five unarmed pro-slavery Border Ruffians in Potawatomi, Kansas. http://timelines.ws/1855_1859.HTML   (9877 words)      Timeline 1855-1859 John O'Mahony headed the IRB's American wing, popularly known as the Fenian Brotherhood, which was composed of immigrants and Irish Americans whose ultimate goal was to free Ireland from British rule. John Cabell Breckinridge (1821-1875) was the US vice-president under Buchanan. John Brown, American abolitionist and horse thief, presided over the hacking to death with machetes of five unarmed pro-slavery Border Ruffians in Potawatomi, Kansas. http://timelines.ws/1855_1859.HTML   (13738 words)      <1169 And Counting..... William Smith O'Brien, Thomas Francis Meagher and Terence Bellew MacManus were captured, but John O'Mahony, James Stephens and John Blake Dillon escaped. Other leaders of the failed 1848 Rising - John O'Mahony, James Stephens and John Blake Dillon - escaped capture and left the country... John Joe Sheehy, Commandant Kerry No. 1 Brigade, IRA, stated - " I admire the struggle of the oppressed Northern people, and how they are hitting back at an invading army trying to do the 'cos ar bholg' on them. http://1169andcounting.blogspot.com/2004_10_10_1169andcounting_archive.html   (13738 words)      Ship Arrivals Saint John New Brunswick, July, 1847 ...John Clancy, John Falvey, Richard Burns, and Jeremiah Mahony, all young men, apparently under twenty years of age, charged with a riot and assault at Fredericton, arising out of some party work, were tried on Monday, and found guilty of the assault. Perley was the Emigrant Agent at Saint John] J.G. Woodward, and William Walker, Esquires, of Saint John; W. Sewers, Esq; Capt. Campbell, and Mr. Vessels continue to arrive with numerous sick and deaths on board.-Capt. Sampson of the John Bolton, Capt. Fittock of the Ninian, and Capt. Christian of the Sisters, have all died of typhus fever, contracted on board their vessel. http://www.theshipslist.com/1847/shipsnb1847jl.html   (13738 words)      munsterminorhurlingwinningteams.htm 1974 - CORK: Jerry Cronin, Pat Horgan, Billy Geaney (Captain), John Crowley, Con Brassil, Tom Cashman, Dermot McCurtain, D. Murphy, K O’Driscoll, M.O’Connell, T.Cullinane, R O’Mahony, Tadhg Murphy, Finbar Delaney, Danny Buckley. 2000 - CORK: Kieran Murphy (Erins Own), Brian Murphy, Jerry O’Brien, Colm O'Sullivan, John O’Neill, Paul Tierney, John Gardiner, Mark O’Connor (Captain), Brian Carey, Garry McLoughlin, Conor Brosnan, Tomas O’Leary, Stephen O'Sullivan, Eamonn Collins, Kieran Murphy (Sarsfields) 1965 - LIMERICK: Anthony Brennan, Michael O’Flaherty (Captain), Donal Manning, Tony Cronin, Seamus Toomey, Ned Boland, John Hehir, Pat Doherty, Denis Foley, Eamonn Grimes, Nicholas Hayes, Matt Grace, Bernie Murnane, Con Shanahan, Sean Burke. http://www.gaelicgazette.com/munsterminorhurlingwinningteams.htm   (13738 words)      Pope John Paul II In October 1978, Karol Cardinal Wojtyla, archbishop of Kraków, was elected Pope, taking the name John Paul II in honor of his predecessor, who died after just thirty-three days in office. Richard John Neuhaus"John Paul II has an extraordinary grasp of the modern American spiritual terrain. John Paul II was a surprising choice: Not only was he relatively young, at fifty-eight, but he was also the first non-Italian to be elevated to the papacy for more than 450 years. http://www.catholicsupply.com/books/pjp.html   (13738 words)      Innishannon Macra na Feirme c/o Norma O'Mahony Castlelack Bandon Co Cork Brian O'Mahony, National President Colm Markey, Martin Moynihan, John Deasy at the Summer Efficiency Final at Clon Show Congrats to John O'Callaghan who won the senior sheep stockjudging, which was held in SWS. On Wednesday July 14th '04 in Portlaoise John O'Callaghan was the overall winner in the Senior Sheep Stockjudging event. http://www.innishannonmacra.com/page7.html   (13738 words)      Timeline 1855-1859 John O'Mahony headed the IRB's American wing, popularly known as the Fenian Brotherhood, which was composed of immigrants and Irish Americans whose ultimate goal was to free Ireland from British rule. John Cabell Breckinridge (1821-1875) was the US vice-president under Buchanan. John Brown, American abolitionist and horse thief, presided over the hacking to death with machetes of five unarmed pro-slavery Border Ruffians in Potawatomi, Kansas. http://timelines.ws/1855_1859.HTML   (13738 words)      butler society John Butler, Baron of Dunboyne and Bishop of Cork 1763-1787 by Eoin O'Mahony (p.88) John Bale, Bishop of Ossory, 1552-3, by Dr. Steven Ellis, Department of History, University College, Galway (p.283) A Portrait of the ninth Earl of Ormond by John Kirwan (p.512) http://www.butler-soc.org/page12.html   (13738 words)      Tithes, Aghaboe, Laois, ©Jane Lyons Anthony, Laurence; Chamberlain, Theophilus; Chamberlain, John; Dooly, Martin; Finn, Patrick; Leonard, John senr.; Leonard, John junr.; Mahony, Edward; McDowel, Joseph; Moss, Thomas; Roe, William; Silvey, George; Whelan, Thomas; Whelan, Daniel and Co.; Whelan, Frances. Bergin, Patrick; Carroll, William; Clear, John; Clear, Mathew and Co.; Ireland, William; Murphy, Kyran and Co.; Murphy, John; Whelan, Martha. Brown, John; Delany, John; Dobbins, John; Long, Patrick; Minton, Dennis; Toohy, Patrick. http://www.from-ireland.net/aughaboetithes.htm   (13738 words)      Waterford News & Star: GAA: Battling Saviour’s snatch play-off place The Gunners continued to pile on the pressure as they sent on former senior star, Mick Mahony, in attack but in the 48th minute, Saviours secured a vital point when Kyle Murphy finished off a great move involving John Paul Jacob and Brian Jacob. From Alan Roche’s puck out, John Paul Jacob made a great run along the right wing before sending a perfect cross to full forward, Brian Jacob, who crashed the ball to the net. In midfield, Mark Corcoran and Trevor Whelan just about came out on top while in attack, Nicky Jacob, John Paul Collingwood and the tireless Tony Higgins were best. http://www.waterford-news.com/news/story.asp?j=15245   (13738 words)      munsterrailwaycupteams.htm Team: Seamus Fitzgerald, Kevin Coffey, Niall Sheehy, Donal O’Sullivan (Kerry), John O’Mahony (Cork), Sean Murphy (Kerry), J. O’Flynn, Con O’Sullivan (Cork), Mick Fleming, Bernie O’Callaghan, Mick O’Dwyer, Mick O’Connell, Tom Long (Kerry), Mick Burke (Cork), Michael "Babs" Keating (Tipperary), M. Connolly (Waterford), Miko Moloney (Clare), John Keating (Tipperary), F. O’Leary (Kerry), M. Guiry (Waterford). Team: Jim Williams (Tipperary), C. Murphy (Limerick), Bob McGann, P.Denny (Tipperary), John Burke (Clare), Gus. Team: Sean Og Murphy (Captain), Edward O’Connell, Mick Murphy, Jim O’Regan, Jim Hurley, G. Aherne, Mick "Gah" Aherne, Moss Murphy, Dinny Barry Murphy (All Cork), Mick Murphy, John Joe Kinnane, Willie Gleeson, Micky Cross, Bob McConkey, Micky Fitzgibbon (Limerick), Johnny Leahy, Mick Darcy, Phil Cahill, Martin Kennedy (Tipperary), Tull Considine (Clare). http://www.gaelicgazette.com/munsterrailwaycupteams.htm   (13738 words)      MAIN INDEX MCCORMACK, ARTHUR - CIJP: REPORT ON POPULATION 1973 (03/28) Patrick O'Mahony Papers MCCORMACK, JOHN W. The Harry Hopkins Papers (Part III) TO DEEDY, JOHN 1992 John G. Deedy, Jr. http://gulib.lausun.georgetown.edu/dept/speccoll/mi/mi}1220.htm   (365 words)      Fenian Brotherhood Collection The full manuscript collection at the American Catholic History Research Center and University Archives (ACUA) consists of letters to and from John O'Mahony, James Stephens, John Mitchel, O'Donovan Rossa, and other Fenian leaders, speeches; pamphlets; newspapers; chromolithographs; cartes de visit photographs; tickets; and legal records. Roster books, ledgers, subscription lists to the United Irishmen and Proceedings of Fenian Conventions document the membership and the general activities of the movement. Many Irish and Irish American nationalists, first recruited to the cause as Fenians, continued to fight for Ireland's independence after the order's decline. http://www.aladin.wrlc.org/gsdl/collect/fenian/fenian.shtml   (207 words)      Psychological Research on the Net Researchers: Liz Temple, John O'Mahony, and Paul Mallet, University of New England Researchers: John Lydon, McGill University, and Faby Gagne, Wellesley College Maintained by John H. Krantz, Ph.D. Hanover College http://psych.hanover.edu/research/exponnet.html   (207 words)      Limerick Leader - November 30th, 2002 - Sport - Kilmallock 21's bridge 24 year gap Timmy Houlihan, Michael Clifford, Sean Brennan, Paul Keane, Brian Sexton, JP Healy and midfielders Fitzgerald and O'Connell were battling like tigers and in the opposing colours and it was Derek O'Mahony, John Meade, Sean Burchill, O'Dwyer and Carroll with the ever improving O' Shaughnessy who continued to test the character of Adare. Then in a twinkling of an eye the ball for the first time in the match fell kindly to O'Shaughnessy. Some were asking would the pitch be good enough for a replay the following Sunday, such was the closeness of the exchanges. http://www.limerick-leader.ie/issues/20021130/sport08.html   (888 words)      munsterhurlingfinalwinningteams.htm CORK (DUNGOURNEY): Jamesy Kelleher (Captain), Jim Ronayne, Jerry Desmond, Jackie O'Shea, Johnny Daly, Will Daly, Pat Leahy, Tim Lynch, Tom Mahony, Tom Coughlan, Michael Cotter, Bill Moloney, Chris Young, Paddy Hallinan, Paddy Cantillon, Dave McGrath, Billy O'Neill. TIPPERARY (TUBBERADORA): Michael Maher (Captain), Jim Flanagan, Will Kerwick, Paddy Riordan, Johnny Connolly, Will Devane, Denis Walsh, Jack Maher, Ned Brennan, Thady Flanagan, Phil Byrne, Johnny Walsh, Peter Maher, Fergus Moriarty, Jim Gleeson, John Maher, Ed Maher. TIPPERARY: Tom Butler, Denis O’Gorman, Ger Cornally, Jim Lanigan (Captain), Johnny Ryan, John Maher, Bill Wall, Jim Cooney, Jack Gleeson, Jimmy "Butler" Coffey, Tom Treacy, Tommy Doyle, Bill O’Donnell, Denis Murphy, Paddy Ryan (Sweeper). http://www.gaelicgazette.com/munsterhurlingfinalwinningteams.htm   (888 words)      munsterminorfootballwinningteams.htm 1968 - CORK: Declan O’Mahony, Jerry Coleman, Pat McDonnell, Seamus Looney, Der Cogan, Robbie O’Sullivan, Con Hartnett, Brian Murphy (St. F.), Donal Aherne (Captain), Tony Murphy, John Coleman, G. Ward, Brendan Cummins, Declan Barron, Denis McCarthy (St. Ml.). 1981 - CORK: Michael Maguire, Denis O’Brien, John Murphy, Niall Cahalane, Con Hannon, Pat Buckley, Vivian Heddennan (Captain), Tony Leahy, Tom Mannix, Tony O’Sullivan, Eoin O’Mahony, Peter Fitzgerald, Peadar Healy, Colm O’Neill, John Cleary. 1992 - CORK: Brian McCarthy, Timmy O’Mahony, Fergal McCormack, Michael Kingston, Jer McCullagh, Mark Cogan, Brian Collins, John Clifford, Brian O’Connell, John Buckley, Martin Hayes, Donal O’Mahony, Kevin Harrington (Captain), Alan O’Regan, Edward Harrington. http://www.gaelicgazette.com/munsterminorfootballwinningteams.htm   (888 words)      griffith.txt Clarke, Francis Fogarty, Andrew Kennedy, James Mahony, John Meara, Patrick Portis, _____ Ryan, James Ryan, John Ryan, William Stony Mrs. 2 Edmond Barry John Connors Patrick Barry Francis Ryan Thomas Ryan Robert Franklin William Corcoran John Noonan James Neill Michael Wright Edmond Reardon William Kelly Edward Dundon James O'Donnell John Walsh Edmond Lawlor John Carroll William O'Brien Edmond Dundon Margaret Ryan Bridget Corcoran James Murphy Mrs. Reid, James Riordan, Michael Ryan, Patrick Shanahan, John Sides, John Spillane, Timothy Talbot, John Tierney, Denis Tracy, Michael White, Judith CARROLL'S-LANE Carroll, Patrick Marshal, Francis Meara, Catherine RYAN'S-LANE Kelly, Mary Tierney, John ______________________________ 1850 Griffiths Valuation Eliogarty Barony, Tipperary--59 PARISH OF TEMPLEMORE (cont.) TOWN OF TEMPLEMORE--MARY-STREET Brien, Patrick Britt, Mary Brophy, Mrs. http://www.entrenet.com/tal/young/griffith.txt   (4437 words)      munsterrailwaycupteams.htm Team: John Kerins (Cork), Noel Roche (Clare), Niall Cahalane (Cork), C Murphy (Kerry), Mick Slocum (Cork), Conor Counihan (Cork), Tony Davis (Cork), Danny Culloty (Cork), Noel O’Mahony (Kerry), Dave Barry (Cork), John Costelloe (Tipperary), Stephen O’Brien (Cork), Colm O’Neill (Cork), Francis McInerney (Clare), E O’Brien (Waterford). Lucey, John O’Mahony, Frank Cogan, Denis Coughlan (Cork), P. McMahon (Clare), Mick Burke (Cork), Mick Fleming (Kerry), Mick O’Loughlin (Cork), Pat Griffin (Kerry), G. Danagher (Tipperary), M. Tynan (Limerick), Con O’Sullivan (Captain, Cork), Michael "Babs" Keating (Tipperary), Paud O’Donoghue (Kerry), Paddy O’Connell (Tipperary), Johnny Carroll (Cork), M. Guiry (Waterford), Tom Prendergast (Kerry). Team: John O’Donoghue, John Doyle (Tipperary), Austin Flynn (Waterford), Kieran Carey (Tipperary), Larry Guinan (Waterford), Tony Wall (Tipperary), Pat Fitzgerald (Cork), Mick Roche, Theo English, Jimmy Doyle (Tipperary), P.J. Keane (Limerick), Michael "Babs" Keating (Tipperary), John Bennett (Cork), Liam Devaney, Sean McLoughlin (Tipperary), Denis Murphy (Cork), Pat Cronin (Clare), John Meaney (Waterford), N. Gallagher (Cork). http://www.gaelicgazette.com/munsterrailwaycupteams.htm   (4437 words)      Tithes, Aghaboe, Laois, ©Jane Lyons Anthony, Laurence; Chamberlain, Theophilus; Chamberlain, John; Dooly, Martin; Finn, Patrick; Leonard, John senr.; Leonard, John junr.; Mahony, Edward; McDowel, Joseph; Moss, Thomas; Roe, William; Silvey, George; Whelan, Thomas; Whelan, Daniel and Co.; Whelan, Frances. Bergin, John; Bergin, Denis; Brophy, Kyran; Bruither, William; Cafsin(?), William; Delany, Judith; Delany, Timothy and Co.; Devan, Denis; Drennan, Jeremia and Co.; Fitzpatrick, Patrick; Forestal, William and Co.; Hays, William and Co., Kay, Catharine; Richardson, Robert and Co.; Tynan, John Brophy, Charles; Bruther, Michael; Campion, Patrick; Campion, John; Colle, Patrick; Collins, Dennis; Collins, John; Deegan, Kyran; Lawlor, Richard; Phelan, Catherine; Pilkington, William; Ryan, Lawrence; Scott, Joseph; Spencer, John; Whelan, Patrick. http://www.from-ireland.net/aughaboetithes.htm   (4437 words)      munsterrailwaycupteams.htm Team: John Kerins (Cork), Noel Roche (Clare), Niall Cahalane (Cork), C Murphy (Kerry), Mick Slocum (Cork), Conor Counihan (Cork), Tony Davis (Cork), Danny Culloty (Cork), Noel O’Mahony (Kerry), Dave Barry (Cork), John Costelloe (Tipperary), Stephen O’Brien (Cork), Colm O’Neill (Cork), Francis McInerney (Clare), E O’Brien (Waterford). Team: Johnny Culloty, Mick Morris, Niall Sheehy, Paud O’Donoghue, Donal O’Sullivan (Kerry), Patsy Dawson (Tipperary), P. McMahon (Clare), Mick Burke (Cork), Mick Fleming, Mick O’Connell, Mick O’Dwyer (Kerry), Johnny Carroll (Cork), Pat Griffin (Kerry), Con O’Sullivan (Cork), Michael "Babs" Keating (Tipperary), J. O'Flynn, John O’Mahony (Cork), M. Guiry (Waterford). Team: Paddy Scanlon, Tom McCarthy, Mick Kennedy, Micky Cross, Paddy Clohessy, Timmy Ryan, John Mackey, Mick Mackey, Paddy McMahon (all Limerick), John Maher, Phil Purcell (Tipperary), Jack Barrett, Micka Brennan (Cork), Larry Blake, Mick Hennessy (Clare), Jimmy Cooney (Tipperary), John Quirke, G. Garrett (Cork), Tom Greaney (Waterford). http://www.gaelicgazette.com/munsterrailwaycupteams.htm   (4437 words)      munsterfootballfinalwinningteams.htm 1926 - KERRY: Jack Sheehy, Phil O'Sullivan, Joe Barrett, John Murphy, Paul Russell, Jack Walsh, Jerry "Pluggy" Moriarty, Bob Stack, Con Brosnan, P.Farren, Tom O'Mahony, John Ryan, John Joe Sheehy (Captain), Jimmy Bailey, John Bailey. 1949 - CORK: Moll O’Driscoll, Cormac Dinneen, Patrick A. "Weeshie" Murphy, Tadhg Crowley, John O’Keeffe (Captain), John Cronin, Bernie Murphy, Eamonn Young, Con McGrath, Joe Hartnett, Paddy O’Donnell, Donie O’Donovan, Jim Cronin, Nealie Duggan, Jim Lynam. 1928 - CORK: Joe Kearney, Ned Callanan, Mossie Donegan, Jim Hurley, Jim O’Regan, Mick Murphy, Joe Brennan, Tom Carroll, Matty Murphy, John Murphy, John O’Callaghan, Sean Vaughan, Mick Walsh, Jim Hogan, Danny O’Donoghue. http://www.gaelicgazette.com/munsterfootballfinalwinningteams.htm   (4199 words)

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