... and eventful history of Trim many notable men and women have paced its streets, dwelt in its castles, abbeys and houses officiated in its churches, or fought around its walls. Of many we know little or nothing. wrote the Rev. C. C. Ellison, M.A.. in ...

... Meath, Most Rev. Dr. R. pike. Mr. Ivan Bunke, ONE of the many highlights of the Malinger, fulfilled the duties of Carnival will be reached to-night organist. The special preacher was (Thum) when an attractive array of Very _Rev. Noble Hamilton, Dean of Prises ...

... Buckley, Navan Road. Trim; Misses Margaret Foley. Newhaggard, Trim; Eileen Red. path. Boardsoull, Trion Maureen Doran. Post Office, Trim. and Nellie O'Brien. Haggard St., Trim. Youth Loadareldp t Rev. A. Fox. CC. Castleerr4vn, Navan ...

... shed Church, Trim: The Very Rev., the Bishop of Meath, Rector; the Rev. Richard Butler, Vicar, and the Rev. James Hamilton. Curate. Roman Catholic Chanel, Trim: The Very Rev. John ...

... successful applications were those of Mrs. Mary Gunning, Manorland. Trim (reconstruct house); Mrs. Jane Coyne, Ballyboggan, Clonard (extend house); Joseph J. Kelly, Freffans Little, Trim (reconstruct vested cottage); Patrick Murray, Station Road Duleek ...

... platter and knife. Rev. Francis E Clarke, M.D., LL.D.—Cheque, and case of silver mounted pipes. Rev. Charles Cairoes— Clieque. Miss A Carpendale, Kingstown—Silver sugar basin and cream jug. Miss E S Carpendale, Drogheda—Cheque. Miss Charlotte Carpendale, D ...

... Liagoole Abbey, the lady of Lientnnaat I.nwsden, of the Hegiment, of a m*o. In Lower Gardiner street, Dublin, the lady Hugh Walsh, of Drumsua, county Leitrim, Esq., of son and heir. the I Ith instant, at Uailintra, the lady.of Andrew Hamilton, Esq., of ...

... drive held in the Town Hall, Trim, on Sunday night in aid of the C.B.S. Building Fund:-Ist Lady's, Mrs. Daly, Dunderry; 2nd, Miss Terry Gorman, Kilmessan; 3rd, tie between Mrs. H. Prior, Trim, and Miss Frances O'Dare, Trim; let Gent's, Mr. P. Madden, Kiltale; ...

... financial gun, John Farrell, and Mrs. Manorlands, Trim, withdrawn telephone service and the boost towards funding the Anne Owens. On t h e super- at £6,300 and add afterwards . .=t — PRAISE FOR Bank of Ireland in Trim is to new National School eaten- visory committee ...

... Stanhope-street, London, the Coontest of CUr william, of sou and heir. At Glassdrummond, the lady of Hamilton Hare Fw> *r. daughter. . s-w) oi MARRIED. the Rev. Mr. M*CWland, Mr. John Aghalee, to Miss Margaret Evans, late of Monaghan* By the Rov. E. J. Co ...

... the supervision of Rev. C. Murtagh, C.C., the class promises to be a great success. Due to the zealous efforts of Willie Russell and Willie Reilly, several talented new°Naar, have been gathered into the fold. These are Misses Hamilton. Re* and Neasy and ...

... called the next with Trim. business. Poddy,who Is a well-known pharrnocist, got the idea of the name Floods Threaten NEWS ITEMS FROM from a reference in a booklet on Trim Castle issued few years ago by Rev. J. P. Kelly, CC., Trim. The level of the River ...