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In 
 
 CONSTITUTION 
 
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 UK TIIK 
 
 UTABLK Irish Society! 
 
 OF HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA, 
 
 AS IJEVISEI) AXJ) AMK:SI)I<:I) I 
 
 I3Sr 18Q2. 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. . 
 
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CONSTITUTION 
 
 OF THE 
 
 Charitable Irish Society 
 
 OF HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA, 
 
 AS REYISED AND AMEJVTDED 
 
 11^ 18Q2. 
 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. : 
 
 Printkd bv William Macxab. 
 
 1893. 
 
i 
 
 Offleeps and Committees of the Charitable Irish 
 
 Society, for the Year beginning 17th 
 
 Febpuapy, 1893. 
 
 Presidtut .Mkiiakj. K. Kkkkk, 
 
 Mayor of Halifax. 
 
 Vke-frcsldnd John ]\r. Jn(!lis, Jr. 
 
 Firs( Ansisfanf Vict-Pnmd(nt W. .1. I'dWER. 
 
 Second " " Mattiikw Scanlan. 
 
 Treamirer Ald. Patrick M. Dicijan. 
 
 Socntanj M. F. Hartk.an. 
 
 Afinistant Secrbtary A. H. Fmnn. 
 
 Financial " John T. Miki'iiy. 
 
 Marshal, John Kknnkuy. 
 
 MeHHemjcr I'homas Ead. 
 
 Committee of Charity,— Jons Daly, John K BrRVs, 
 
 MAiRrcK Kavanach, Honorablk M. J. POWKR, 
 
 p. J. (huKKiN, Thomas Mi'uahv. 
 
 Invest i(jat in;/ Gommitfc<',~TnoMA>^ W. Casey, M. Connors, 
 John Kksnkdy, Joskimi 1). Muri'hv. 
 
 Committee of Audit and Finance,— Jons Coitrtnky, 
 F. Doyle, T. O'Connor. 
 
RETROSPECTIVE. 
 
 ^^ lien the helpless state of man, if left in his natural con- 
 dition, IS considered, he, of all the animal creation, will be 
 found most in want of society. By means of well regulated 
 society the weakness of man is protec ed, his wants are re- 
 lieved, his misfortunes alleviated, and his moral nature im- 
 proved. 
 
 Society at large is highly benefitted by every institution 
 which has a tendency to promote private friendship; the 
 just observance of which gradually enlarges the mind and 
 humanizes the heart. Friendship at first is confined within 
 a very narrow compass ; extending its care and attention to a 
 few individuals. The sentiments of benevolence produced by 
 such intercourse, soon beget a strong inclination in the human 
 mind to extend the bounds of friendship ; societies of par- 
 ticular ranks and descriptions of mcii are formed ; new sources 
 of benevolence are discovered ; the understanding is im- 
 proved ; and at length generous sentiments of friendship to 
 all mankind arise amongst those who at first associated only 
 to extend their friendship to the natives of some particular 
 spot of the earth. Minds thus prepared, consider the 
 human race but as one society, and the wantii and misfortunes 
 of every individual equally entitled to compission and relief. 
 
 On the 17th day of Jam; ; in the year 178G, a number 
 of natives of the Kingdom ur Ireland, inhabitants cf the 
 fowii of Halifax, in the Province of Nova 8cotia, (sensiblv 
 feeling the obligations which thev owed to society, and 
 zealously wishing to promote and encourage frie'ndship 
 and good will amongst men), held a meeting at the house 
 of Mr. John O'Brien, in Halifax, and signed Articles of 
 Association forthe purpose of relieving the wants and mis- 
 fortunes of their countrymen, which association w^s styled 
 The Charitahle Irish Society. 
 
 The first regular meeting o? the Charitable Irish Society 
 was held on the seventeenth of February, 178G: a Constitu- 
 tion was adopted, and the following officers were elected : 
 
li 
 
 &c.;-e<«,v/,--GeraId Fitgenild. 
 
 
 and numbers rapidly inprpn«„i ". 7"' " ^"^^°^v, us ruads 
 
 enlarged state, CirAHL:s H u „t?STrlI'^ "? ""Pf^''^' ^"d 
 Esquires, were on the J7tl C of V '^ .°u"-'' ^'^'^-^c^'^^' 
 appointed a Connnittee foM^ ^ .'''' '" ^^'^ '''ear 1794 
 
 Articles, and to " po5 a new^tr; '^^V^*^"""'' ^'^^« ^^rnie 
 future regulation of the SV)cietv. Constitutions for the 
 
 An?"versarv^n;eetS>-''of^H^'Q'^> '" '^'' ^ear 1705. at the 
 the Town Jf SS tie oLhS'' '^S''-''' Gallagherl, i^ 
 special meeting of the SociWv wl ' T'^^ "' ^"'^PO"' and a 
 26th of MarcirfoI]owinrfo7tZ'r''-'f'^*'^^^^^^d «» *'>« 
 ^hich day the Society £vn,. !. ^«'f ^'«i'ation thereof; on 
 
 of the CHAniTAnu.: Iimi SocTrv"' "'' f"*"''^ ^eguladon 
 to be obseryed by all its "em be," '"''"' '''^°P*''^ '''"d agreed 
 
 Ha^LtfLlrrfe^^^^ Bartholomew 
 
 pointed to reyisethe const tu'Hn, .'^^"""" ®^^'«^' ^^s ap- 
 u^embersof tJie SocLtTSn ^ t ?om,dy'' ""/'' '^ '^^^' 
 they performed to tlie' satisfJ;- '^"""^ation, a duty which 
 which they receiyed its tCks '" "^ '^'' ®'^"^^-^' ^^»d for 
 
 ^^e'^^:i:ttS ^;ift^.tlianniye.ar, in an 
 Howe to the presidency ToiLl\^^\^ Honorable Joseph 
 successiye years. ^' '^^""^ ^^"'^h he filled for three 
 
 l8^,r;S^i:^LnES Z ?^,--"teenth of Ma,, 
 -Utee .as adopted on'Sfrnte:.! otert^'ll^? ''^'"- 
 
 th^egitSyi^^:^ 5^.r;;t"^^°" "^^ ^pp-^«^ «„ 
 
 the second of February, 'sei "" '"^P"''' ''"'^'^ •'"^"Ptecl on 
 c-uased. ■ -'■"'o t^en puuuds, whs nur- 
 

 The coustitiition was again revised in 1879. 
 
 (Jn the seventeentli of January, 1886, the Society celebra- 
 ted the centenary of its institution. There was an oration at 
 the Academy of Music in the afternoon, delivered by the 
 Honorrtble Thomas P. Gargan of Boston, and a banquet at 
 Masonic Hall in the evening, at whicli some two hundred 
 guests were present and a number of eloquent and appropriate 
 speeches were delivered. 
 
 At the Society's quarterly meeting held on the seventeenth 
 of May, 1887, the President, the Honorable James Butler, 
 announced that the late Plonorable Sir William Young had 
 bequeathed ten thousand dollars to trustees who were to 
 pay the income arising therefrom to the Society half-yearly, 
 *' to be applied to the geuoral purposes of its benevolent and 
 charitable work." 
 
 On the nineteenth of November, 1888, the Honorable L. 
 G. Power, Mr. D. F. Power, the Secretary (Mr. A. B. Cros- 
 by), Mr, W. J. Butler, and Mr. W. A. Lyons, were appointed 
 a committee to revise the constitution. 
 
 At the annual meeting held on the seventeenth of February, 
 1890, a letter from the executors of the late Honorable James 
 Butler was read, announcing that their testator had bequeathed 
 one thousand dollars to them in trust to pay the income 
 therefrom to the Society half-yearly, so long as it should con- 
 tinue to exist. 
 
 On the seventeenth of February, 1891, the committee 
 appointed at the meeting of November, 1888, to revise the 
 consticution, submitted their report, which was finally adopted 
 at the annual meeting held on the seventeenth of Februarv, 
 1892. 
 
CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS 
 
 OF THE 
 
 CHARITABLE IRISH SOCIETY. 
 
 ARTICLE I. 
 
 THE TITLK OF THE 
 
 IKTY. 
 
 The title of this Society shall be the CHAniTAnLK Irish 
 SociKTY OF Halifax. 
 
 ARTICLE II. 
 
 MEMBERS. 
 
 Sec. 1. — Natives of Ireland, descendants of Irifh men or Me,„i,prs' 
 women, persons born in the Province of Nova Scotia; natives iinaliHca- 
 of any otlier country who are inhabitants of this Province, *^'°"' 
 and who are not niembers of any national society estnblislied 
 therein ; and descendants of anv post, present or fnture mem- 
 ber of this Society shiiU be eligible for membership. 
 
 Sec. 2. — A person desiring to become a member of the Nomination- 
 Society must be proposed by a member thereof at a special o' meinberg. 
 or yenernl meetin<r of the Society ; and anv member pro- 
 posin<r a Candidate shall hand in the name of the Candidate 
 in writinjr, stating his occupation and place of residence; but 
 before any Candidate is ballotted for, the initiation fee must 
 be paid to the Financial Secretary. In caso of non-election 
 the fee shall be refunded. 
 
 Sec. 3. The election of members must be by ballot, but nallottiriK 
 previous thereto the Committee of Investifrntiou must report '"i'- «"'< fe- 
 favorably in writing. '.'"'L.^IL. 
 
 cnndidRteg. 
 
 Src. 4. No person shrill be elected a mombjr of this Vote nercn- 
 Society unless three-fourths of the members present at the g^g^'^fop 
 
Duties of 
 •iionibers. 
 
 Ifonornrv 
 
 "leinbcrs, 
 'liialiflctt. 
 tioii. Ke. 
 
 ''OllllUfMdil. 
 
 tion and 
 votu fioies- 
 sary for 
 
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 Societv Tf ^"^ '^'"e to i„fo,-~, fi, " "' '^'"" '^« <ljev are 
 
 =!'«■■ ™"nln-, c,ref it'"'-''''!?- '" ^"PPort of "tu' '""I 
 
 AKTICLK Iff. 
 
 'l''«i^™ti;.7^!^S ,rr"^ ^" the citv. hnvin. tl 
 
signify their 
 
 to assist the 
 
 f'f their res- 
 "s'es and all 
 "al in their 
 find in every 
 l^e governed 
 ? reasonably 
 on iill occa- 
 'PPi'S'^secI or 
 as thev are 
 fleers of tJie 
 tJie poor or 
 3 every res- 
 J'elp them- 
 \ms, and 
 e laws of 
 "Jl contro- 
 eir fellow 
 
 Courtesy, 
 fi'ieiKl.«hip 
 mdiv-dual 
 .aa far as 
 Jst weiii- 
 
 <if the 
 *'l means 
 I orphans 
 nbersi by 
 
 of the 
 ' beloiicr, 
 "■niple to 
 unite in 
 in view 
 nd good 
 
 I'K the 
 recnni- 
 uiitted 
 ambers 
 ' Sua!! 
 
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 Sec. 2. — Active members of the Society may be transferred Oidinaiy 
 to the Honorary list upon sufficient cause being shown ; pro- Trarisfe'i-^of 
 vided always that three-fourtlis of the members present at any to'li<iiiorory 
 meeting when such transfer is proposed shall consent thereto, list. 
 
 Sec. 3. — Honorary members although permitted to be Honoraiy 
 :he meetings of the 8ociet 
 speak on the business transacted thereat 
 
 present at the meetings of the Society shall not vote nor J)'^"''"^"''* 
 
 to take 
 luirt ill liusi- 
 ness. 
 
 Sec. 4. — Any Honorary member, if at any time desirous Honorary 
 of becomintJ' an active member, shall si^uifv his wish in writ- '"'"''."'"■T', 
 
 ^1 o X /I J X -^ i"ii 1 . I ., Modf of ob- 
 
 ing to the Secretary (whose duty it riUall be to make it f;,i„i„^r ac- 
 known to the Society and propose such Honorary member in tivo iiilmh- 
 tlie usual manner for iiiembership, ) and the Society may at '^'"*''M'. 
 once proceed to ballot for him, and upon admission lie shall 
 pay the regular initiation fee and quarterly dues. 
 
 Skc. 5. — If at any future time a stranger who has been Time fur ap- 
 elected an Honorary member shall become a permanent '"esi- J^'|;^|'.'^f illJ,""!!! 
 dent of the City, he shall within three montlis apply for iieisinpaftei- 
 active membership (in the manner provided in the preceding V";^'.'"'^"'-'"'^ 
 section): in default of whicii the Society may at their own '^"*'* ""^'^^" 
 option deprive him of the privile;jes conferred. 
 
 ARTICLE IV. 
 
 OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY. 
 
 Sec. 1, — The officers of the Society shall consist of aotticcrs,— 
 President, Vice-President, two Assistant \ ice-Presidents, "»"""* "'• 
 (viz., senior and junior), Treasurer, Marshal, Secretary, Assist- 
 ant Secretary, and Financial Secretary. 
 
 Sec. 2. — The officers shall be elected by nomination and i'f'"v uluot- 
 ballot at the annual meeting in Fel)ruary, and shall enter ^^',|^,i^"'' 
 upon the duties of their several offices on the 1st of March 
 next ensuing. 
 
 Skc. 3. — Every candidate for office shall be put in noniina- Nomination 
 tion by a memlier, and no candidate sJiall be considered 'J^''^"'|'" 
 •elected unless he lias a clear majority of the votes of the ni'aji)^iitv''no- 
 members present. cessary'to 
 
 rieetion. 
 Skc. 4. — When the ballot has been taken the President Mode of 
 shall declnre the number of votes each candidate has received, j'li' i^'e'iinif 
 when (should there be no choice), the name of the candidate tj„',',"„^','jjp^^ 
 havin^r the least niuiibec of vuleM fliali be dropp "d ami the ballot. 
 balldtting proceeded with for the others, until one shall be 
 declared elected. 
 
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 AKTICLE V. 
 
 Treasurer ^„ , "^ ^^ then- rank. 
 
 I 
 
 '^wiured, with alJ .,<. " ' ''"*' «oc 
 
 '^Of^Jetv, J<eeu f ^^'^''-efarv shall ntte,,.! «II 
 
 «»d honorary ,;J/'"^ '"«'"'^er.s of U.e sr?"' '''""•^"cted 
 
 ----'. at least fortv:ei,httd' 
 
i;{ 
 
 ^o Pi'eside at 
 id decoriiiu, 
 "■ation, and, 
 ^ty Hccord- 
 ">d in case 
 ent of the 
 
 proceed to 
 ' 'lands or 
 '^'"'iue the 
 
 s'la]] aJso 
 ftve power 
 rcise such 
 ■>re vested 
 
 'residents 
 y, and in 
 ""• rank, 
 
 ^ funds, 
 'iiers of 
 cretai'v, 
 Rsident, 
 •^Jiaritv 
 ty; Jie 
 when 
 
 'o liis 
 nay be 
 t ench 
 f'eipts 
 
 office 
 'e ap- 
 'oolfs, 
 " liis 
 
 the 
 c(ed 
 larv 
 
 OlWS 
 
 I'Mriiiiicial 
 Socretary,' 
 his duties. 
 
 uotice ; shall previous to sending the summonses to members 
 for regular meetings forward the same to the Financial .Secre- 
 tary m order that the amounts due by them respectively mav 
 be entered thereon ; shall have charge of all bo.lks and papers 
 pertaining to his office, and of all property not otherwii pro- 
 vided for ; and all ofhcial correspondence of the Societv shall 
 be conducted by him. - ' " 
 
 The Assistant Secretary shall help the Secretary in the dis- 
 chnrge of his duties. 
 
 tl ^Tr" ^'~7'i ^'''"™""^ Secretar,/. It shall be the duty of 
 the Iinancial Secretary to keep just and true accounts'be- 
 tween tiie Society and Us members, credit the amounts paid 
 and pay the same over to the Treasurer immediately, taking Ids 
 receipt for the same. He shall, previous to the regular n^^e - 
 iiigS uotify each member of the amount due by him to the 
 Society, and shall report in writing to the Society at its 
 annual meeting the amount of moneys received and tlie 
 sources whence derived during his year of office, with a state- 
 ment of the amount due by members to tlie Societv. He shall 
 make out a list of members in arrears over two veaVs, and shall 
 forward a notice in writinsr to each delinquent, miuestinc! 
 him to pay up arrearages. In case of such lleliunuenfs no.r. 
 couipliance, his name shall be erased from the roll of mem- 
 bership upon the written report of the Financial Secretary ; 
 piovided, however, that such person mav be readmitted as' a 
 new member at any future tiu.e, on being proposed and bal- 
 lot ed for in tl.e usual manner, and paying up all arrearage, 
 and without being compelled to pay i -secmd initiati „, f^l? ' 
 
 a cIec\';heron! '^"^'"^ ''"'' ''''' '' '^^'^'"- = ^^ ^ ^''^^^-- - 
 
 Skc. G.-The Marshal shall conduct all professions of the Mu^hu 
 Society, sub,ect to programme ( f officers or Committees and i.i' d ?v~ 
 previous thereto shall see that all banners, ffags anT;, I e 
 insignia, to be carried in such procession are properly fitted 
 and in good order, and at meetings of the Societv shall assist 
 the I resident in enforcing order, and shall perform such other 
 duties ns the Society shall from time to time determine. 
 
 Sec 1 .—Messenger. The Society shall also aimoint m 
 ajinually a messenger, whose duty it shall be to attelff I "SS. 
 Kegular and Snecial meetings of the Societv, and funerals of "''"!""• 
 deceased memWs; and to perform sucll other necessary i^n' ""/"'" 
 duties as the Society shall require. He shall receive for 1 is 
 services such remuneration as may be ff.xed by the Society. ' 
 
 »1.«^'S:.;ST?." ^L^""'"'''-" '"^'-'««'o"^. "1^«o at an meetings of8a»he».- 
 tiie society, the Ofliceis are to wear green sashes with such «'"-'" *" •'" 
 
 *"' worn. 
 
Vacancy of 
 oftiees, 
 how fill,, j 
 
 u 
 
 JuottG thereon as t\,^ o • 
 
 vac.nt ofHce. ''''^^ P^'^^^^ed to elect a nfember to S 
 
 ARTICLE VJ. 
 
 n STANDING CO.MJIlTTPTr^ 
 
 Committees SFcl~^\t u ''^"iJKKfe. 
 
 (A'imiiittee 
 oil Chaiitv, 
 — tlioir (In- 
 tic,-. 
 
 To secure 
 
 Con,nS\l t,f Z'^*^^ ^'"■'^^ 'Others In ei t'''""^' ''"^ 
 
 shall i\ '^ expend ture of r,Jl^^'^^'^''^h' reports to the 
 
 Shall be granted but with JL . '"'"' ^'oted. i\o r^S 
 
 ^ ' '"'"''^ ^-^^ ^'^^^ they are entitle,! to? ^'^"""^'"itv at 
 
 tlicir offsnriiur >„i • ^^'^ P'"^ 't out of their nnJ^ ? ^^^'^se 
 
 To care for 
 ''I'iliiren in 
 certain 
 cases. 
 
to time deter- 
 •■Jtv, In vestipa- 
 
 ociety become 
 'le incumbent, 
 *Vfit its next 
 'lember to the 
 
 y there shall 
 ee of Inves- 
 *> !>>» herein- 
 
 ''191st of six 
 s'irtli retire 
 -'^'tion), (,nd 
 aces. This 
 Je ordinary 
 
 deservinj^j 
 'le persons 
 rts to the 
 
 No relief 
 '•ity of the 
 
 doubt or 
 President 
 
 the 
 
 8Up- 
 
 'iiitteo to 
 ■"t'sidence 
 "It them 
 1 unity at 
 
 iiltee ta 
 s whose 
 support 
 "i with 
 > useful 
 
 proper 
 of thi» 
 
 15 
 
 Sec. 5.— It shall be the duty of the Committee to point out To discour- 
 to tlie .Society such measures iis shall appear necessary for the "S*^ ^'^e- 
 bociety to adopt to discourage as far as in its power the 
 growtli of vice and immorality. 
 
 Skc. G.— In all cases where the poor sutfer oppression, it To aid op- 
 sball be the duty of tlie Committee to interpose in their Pressed 
 behalf ; and if occasion should require it, to call for the aid of ''"°''- 
 the .Society, which, as far as its means will permit, will have 
 recourse to tlie legal authority of the country for their relief. 
 
 hKc. 7. In all cases wliere the misfortunes of individuals Cases need- 
 f'hall require assistance bevond the means furnished to tlie ""^.'-'^tra 
 Committee quarterly by the .Societv, tlie Committee shall help'""'' 
 report to the Society, at their next quarterly meeting, the cases 
 of such individuals, and suggest to the Societv the means of 
 relief ; and the Society will receive no application for its ex- 
 traordinary interposition until the Committee shall have 
 first reported thereon. 
 
 Skc. 8. The Committee of Investigation shall consist Committee 
 ot tour members, two of whom, the senior members, shall °*' i"^«s''-a- 
 retire from office annually (but shall be elidble for re-Tlwo'mt-'' 
 election) ; and the Societv shall elect two others in their ment, and 
 places. This Committee shall carefully investigate the ''""'''• 
 character of every person who maybe proposed as a mem- 
 ber of tlie Society, and shall rep'ort thereon at the next 
 meetine. 
 
 Skc. 0. The Committee of Audit and Finance shall committee 
 consist of three members, and shall be appointed at the p'^"'"'^'""' 
 annual meeting by the retiring President. Their dutv shall n.ode of'ap- 
 be to examine the books and accounts of the Treasurer and PO'"ti>ient, 
 Financial Secretary and Committee of Charitv, and other '""^ ''"""*• 
 Committees, for the year, and report thereon at the annual 
 meeting ; and also to examine and certify to the correctness 
 of all account.s against the Societv prev'ious to their bein"- 
 passed for payment. In cases of great urgencv bills mav be 
 paid by the Treasurer on the certificate of the Audit and Fin- 
 ance Committee and the order of the President, 
 
 Sec. 10,— Reports of all Committees shall be in writing, itepoits, 
 and .signed by a majority """ " ... 
 
 receivable. 
 
 Minority reports shall aiso be ''°"' ""^'^'-'- 
 
16 
 
 pivisioii of 
 funds. 
 
 I^'sposai of 
 Sir V\',n. 
 Young's 
 request. 
 
 ARTICLE Vli 
 
 Initiation Sec ] -_p 
 
 Qiiarterlv Sfc r 
 
 Skc. 3 Qf J.. ° 
 
 ^^-b^'SS ^?^SS :i:?/^^'-« ^ees and due. 
 
 -f the SocS;^'''^' ^"'^ *^^«-thirds /or ^^'^^ ^PPropriated for 
 
 > '"e general expenses 
 
 »-•..■ - .aa-SA'- '"""ASMS- 
 
 ^"'■'nation SliC 5 Tl • 
 
 i-und. fund to be Irnnl; do'iatious shall h^"** 'bequest and 
 
 expended oni;?oTnr '^' "f^^q^esfs F^^d ^S^??''^'^ ^« ' 
 
 nr&%t"*-eaehq;,ar;;;^^ *'."'« Bequests Fund fl.^ . 
 ^^"-it,, Comn^it? f 0? Sff ?»^ appropriate bf a Sa." ®?'^-^ «^"^i at 
 3»V'e to be hys2V/ '"^'^ '^'^^ as"^drcT,n S'^ ""'« *° t^e 
 
 generally. ^'^^'^ ^e expended for P^^oses ^'f cha!^^ 
 
 Sec. 9 -All ''"^'^^able purposes. 
 
 <»!''arterh' 
 vote from 
 
 i'liarities 
 
 Puud. 
 
 Balance in 
 Treasurer's 
 hands- how 
 "'sposed of 
 
 Sec. 9. 
 surer over 
 
 _^j] --"".D purposes. 
 
 to the Committee of 
 
.^«s 
 
 '.f'efore beinrr 
 "le Society the 
 
 siiui of sixtj. 
 
 fees and dues 
 Topriated for 
 si'al expeuses 
 
 ["est of the 
 *? <^fae terujs 
 '^si"g there- 
 <^ses of the 
 
 !equest and 
 lated to a 
 1 sliall be 
 
 ' shall at 
 •te to the 
 may re- 
 f liistress 
 
 'Parities 
 charity 
 
 May at 
 'pte, to 
 ircuDi- 
 
 Trea- 
 tee of 
 
 Charity, ahall be deposited in one of the banks of the City of 
 l-lahfax, to bo drawn out on the i:hec[ue of the President or 
 acting President, countersigned by the Treasurer. 
 
 Skc. 10.— The funds at any time in bank may, with the Funds in 
 approval of the Society, be withdrawn and re-invested at bank,-h( 
 interest in tlie name of the Society. ' ' " 
 
 how 
 
 invested. 
 
 ARTICLE VIII. 
 
 MRKTINOS OF THE SOCIETY. 
 
 Skc. 1.— The annual meeting of the Society shall be held Time of 
 on the 17th day of February, and quarterly meetings on tha holding 
 J ah days of May, August and November", unless any such ho?" af " 
 ilaj shall fall on Sunday, in whicli case the meeting shall which to 
 take place on the foHowing day. All these meetings shall '"-'^'''"'''^• 
 commence at 8 o'clock, p. m. Twenty members in addition 
 to the Chairman shall constitute a quorum. 
 
 Skc. y.—Special meetings may be called by the President, Special 
 under Article .0, Section 1, and also on the requisition of i,"^'''''"f*'r 
 at least twenty members ; but in the latter case the object 
 for which the meeting is requested must be set forth in the 
 requisition. 
 
 Skc. 3.— At all meetings of the Society members desirous Order to be 
 ot speaking on any subject under discussion shall stand andoi'served by 
 address the i)residing oilicer, and no member shall interrupt "'«'"*^«''*- 
 aiiotiier while speaking, or ank questions of anybody other 
 than the presiding oilicer without special permission of the 
 Society. 
 
 Skc. 4.— No member shall speak more than twice to any No. of times 
 original resolution, or more than once to an amendment to a*""*"'' to 
 resohition, and the moving of any amendment immediately dlaiT' 
 aftt^r a resolution shall not in any manner interfere with the 
 privilege above accorded. 
 
 Skc. G.— In the absence of any member who has given Absence of 
 notice of n resolution, such resolution may be moved by any "'embor 
 other member who is in favor of it. Uee'of so- 
 
 lution. 
 
Order of ^ ^° 
 
 business at OEC. 6 A foil 
 
 Election of officerr ■"'"'• 
 ^«J other business' 
 ^fjjoiirnnient. 
 
 Mode of 
 
 Sec.1. 
 
 AliTlCLR IX. 
 
 ANNlVEIiSAHV rpr^n^ 
 
 Festival,-f "16 seventeenfl. dn^ ^^r celebrate thp A n. , ,. 
 
 and thol- It'l^'^^'^^-i'^vnieetin. r/' 'r=^^^ by tl,. 
 
 a 
 gen 
 
 Sea'.—matc- 
 "ar of, de 
 sign and 
 motto. 
 
 «"«i expense, of tftSv""' '""" '» i>»"i - ,t?':?[Jj 
 
 SKAL op Tin-. ^ 
 
 ,I':^J-7-1JiesenItobe,„e,lh 
 
 -'vo,,,nr;in;on.::;:e^';^--'V „,i. So, 
 
 ^'oUt hiuni a c 
 
 ""■'^ ''''"f'i«fy shall be of 
 I W(.nian resfjnn- 
 cross surrounded 
 
allowing shall 
 'etiiio-s. 
 
 nieetiiio-. 
 was given 
 
 iiiit(ecs, (if 
 t'oiiiniit- 
 
 tii 
 
 t' rules 
 
 tivnl 01] 
 ei'oftJie 
 spriir of 
 he Fes - 
 Jiode of 
 by the 
 •riiary ; 
 ■ of the 
 
 ho. of 
 
 !Sl)ltg 
 
 luded 
 
 19 
 
 by a wreiith one half Shamrock ami llie otiier liiilf Mayflower, 
 Willi tlie motto " Ubiqite Putnam lieminisci :'' the whole en- 
 circled with the mime of the Society, the name of the City of 
 Halifax, and the date of the Institution oi tlie Society. 
 
 Skc. 2. — The seal shall, as hefore provided, lemiiin in the By whom 
 custody of the President, nnd shall be allixed lo all official ''«'''^- 
 documents. 
 
 ARTICLE XI. 
 
 FUNEI'.ALS. 
 
 Skc. 1.— It shall bo the duty of tlie Officers of the Society, Death of 
 upon the fact of the decease of a member l.eini: niadeluiown ""omber. 
 to them, to call upon the Society by advertisement in tlie ^fflj^s'in 
 newspapers or otherwise to ntteiid liis fuiienil, and to take ro^'ard 
 such other steps in reference thereto as thev may deem *^^''''*°- 
 proper. 
 
 ARTICLE XII. 
 
 FUIKNDLY RELATIONS. 
 
 Skc. I. — The members of the Society will, bv every means uelationa 
 in their power, cultiviite and keep up a friendly intercourse "ith s'stcr 
 with all Societies which are 01- shall be formed for the pur- '*°"^*'*''*- 
 l)ose of },n-antin<): relief to the distressed, and will use their en- 
 deavours to promote the^ welfare and prosperity of such 
 Societies. 
 
 ARTICLE XIII. 
 
 .CERTIFICATES. 
 
 Skc. 1. — A certificate under the seal of the Society, and Certificates 
 si^med by the President iiud Secretary, shall be gi'auted to *°^°'J°P^y 
 every honorary member on his admission. In case am active members. 
 membei- removin-i from the city or province shall desire 
 a certificate, he shall apply to the Society for the same ; and 
 if a majority of the Society (on a ballot'to be taken for that 
 purj)ose) shall agree thereto, such certificate shall be granted 
 to him. 
 
f'orms of 
 
 20 
 
 *^orm8 of 
 
 certificates. Sec. 2. (V-fifi . 
 
 was on the -^ ^"at 
 
 on- thousand c.ij,'; . , "V of '°'"^'^^' '" "'o 
 
 l-'.!,'lt huri( rnrl „.,.■ 
 
 f SEAL. J 
 
 
 I'RKSIDRNt. 
 ^KCRKTARr. 
 
 4«»"»'..e „„,„„„ i„,„^ 
 He having pajj .„, , '*''^' ^^"vu «cotia. 
 
 ^n witness who 
 
 City orSfal'V.""' ''''^ "' ftoS'''^?' ^-1 
 °"^"'°--^eiV£^i.u„c,reA«' •''''*'^'' 
 
 fSUAL.J 
 
 ^^RTICLE XIV. 
 
 
 •^'0 p.irt of t] ' 
 
fo]] 
 
 ''Wing, viz 
 
 tn. 
 
 21 
 
 LIST OF MKMBKKS OF THF CIIA I'lTATJLE IRISH 
 SOCIETY SINCiO ITS FOltMATION. 
 
 ^e CharitabiH 
 fJHf,' deemed 
 t'le bod jr. 
 
 *^is oertifioafp 
 SwTetar.v, anrt 
 ^"""'^Ky, in tlio 
 
 
 I "lejnber 
 otia. 
 
 t'l with- 
 ertificafe 
 Pd of aJ] 
 
 ';ortifi;.ate 
 '^anv, and 
 v, in the 
 
 
 '■ed or 
 
 r then 
 
 'nient 
 
 pre- 
 
 Richard I5iilkoley 
 Thomas Coihran 
 Charl(M Ljons 
 .James Cochran 
 \\il!iai)' Co'.firan 
 I'ichard .tohu (Jniacke 
 J. M. P. Hulltelci' 
 fieorge Wni. Sherlock 
 l!(i<;.'r Johnson 
 Charles Hill 
 Michael Kavanagh 
 John O'Brien 
 Cieorge Fitzgerald 
 John lioyd 
 Edward Bulkeley 
 Constant O'Connor 
 .Tohn Cleary 
 William Walsh 
 John Shields 
 Charles Morris, senr 
 Charles Nova 8cotia 
 •lohn Parr 
 .lohn Cunningiiam 
 James Jones 
 Henry Austen 
 Thomas Anstcn 
 Foster Sherlock 
 Henry Thetford 
 John Moraii 
 nngh Kelly 
 Kichard Clearv 
 Mark Mullen " 
 Walter Smyth 
 Timothy Noonan 
 James Mnrphy 
 Edmund Phel'an, senr 
 Robert Smyth 
 Michael Toi)in 
 William Forrest 
 Daniel Hannnill 
 James Hiissey 
 Henry Frost 
 William Murphy 
 John Blake 
 •lames Kelly 
 J'llin Murphy 
 Ciporge Boyd 
 Roger Clancy 
 Thomas Ouliiton 
 William Whitty 
 James Meany 
 Marcus Lucius Power 
 John Cody 
 Patrick O'Brien 
 Haniel McMichacl 
 John Allen 
 William Bell 
 Alexander Cunningham 
 Richard Bnlkel'jv, i!:!:r 
 John G. Pvke 
 William Willet 
 John Cunningham, jr. 
 
 Timothy Mullen 
 
 William Barry 
 
 Andrew Finucane 
 William Phelan 
 
 Jones Fawson 
 
 Lawrence Kavanagh 
 
 Edward Kavanajjh 
 
 Benjamin Cuniiinghani 
 
 .loiui llogan 
 
 Tliomas Moncritffi' 
 
 John Siiiltliwick 
 
 John Nearv 
 
 William Frizzle 
 
 David O'Brien 
 
 Edward Kavanagh, jr. 
 
 Michael Ilickey 
 
 Matthew Bull 
 
 Timothy Murjihy 
 
 Thomas Watson 
 
 Malacliy O'Laughlnn 
 
 Wiiickwortli Tuiigc, sr. 
 
 Vostcr Lombard 
 
 John McMongle 
 
 Charles Hill, jimr. 
 
 John Lawlor 
 
 Patrick Lanigan 
 
 William Lawlor 
 
 John Cumiintrliam 
 
 Patrick Hitfcnian 
 ' Edward Butler 
 j Jlichael Bennett 
 
 Hamilton Mnore 
 I Peter Lynch 
 I Thomas McCJory 
 John Blair 
 
 Michael Head 
 Oeorgc Wright 
 John McOuire 
 
 Robert O'Brien 
 John Gleeson 
 John Kelly 
 
 Fdmund i)wyer 
 John Curtin 
 Edward Howo 
 jNfartin Meagher 
 John Leonard 
 James Fitzgerald 
 Thomas Keys 
 James Whitehead 
 Michael Ford 
 Hnpert George 
 Isaac Wilson 
 Charles Dickson 
 Alexander Uowe 
 Lawrence Phelan 
 Charles Morris, jr. 
 Edmund Hussev 
 Luke McGrath' 
 Wiii.kworthTnnge, jr. 
 Wni. Cottnam Tonge 
 Garret Stark 
 Garret Ilodnett 
 
 I Richard Keneteck 
 Kdward Potts 
 j .Michael Dinney 
 j 'Ihomas Power 
 I Thomas .Murphy 
 I .Morgan Murphy 
 i Robert Hill 
 I .lohn Lanigan 
 i lohn McQuaid 
 William Keardin 
 Paul .Minchin 
 ' Bryan .Meighan 
 I Boss Welsh 
 , Thomas Fillis 
 Thomas Cahill 
 I William B. Rrinley 
 
 David Lawson 
 ' John Sands 
 
 John Cleveland 
 , Da'"el Noonan 
 Micirael Uwyer 
 Kdward St. George 
 Daniel Dickson 
 Francis Kearney 
 Henry J. Heynett 
 Robert iJoss 
 Thomas Fitzsinions 
 ; Michael Scott 
 John McEvoy 
 .lohn Stealing 
 Rt.Rev.Di.p:(lm. Burke, 
 Catholic Bish. of N..S. 
 .lohn .McDaniel 
 John Neville 
 Patrick Ryan 
 John P. Berestord 
 Joliti Dempsey 
 Joseph Maiming 
 ■losejih Mitchell 
 John Lanchman 
 Nicholas Foley 
 Lieut. Sackvillc 
 James .Miller 
 Lieut. Howe 
 Patrick Pursell 
 John Meiirher 
 f ".arret .Miller 
 William Keys 
 John Galvin 
 John Billiard 
 Adam .Murphy 
 Capt. Roe 
 Capt. Birmingham 
 -Mr. Mumford 
 JIajor Bonoughs 
 .Major J)omville 
 Lieut. Despard 
 Dr. Irwin 
 Major .lackBon 
 Lieut. Keating 
 Lieut. Wilson 
 Matthew Connoll 
 
00 
 
 James Cinnenion 
 
 ''. Hiillivari 
 Lharleb It. I'rescnff 
 Andrew Vo^ylT°^^ 
 Elen. Earnam 
 V'eut. O'Hrien 
 ; ames Allison 
 f 'omas Wallis 
 James Tobin 
 John Ileiinessev 
 UHTencfi Doyle 
 Jf>hn Connor 
 Charles Cody 
 '■h'l'P Colford 
 N'C'holas Stnith 
 IhillipGorrell 
 John f'iliis 
 
 James Kyan 
 
 ev. Mr. Oiiniar 
 J>nniel Donovan 
 
 "/■ McCashin 
 Thomas Tohin 
 f ov. Mr. VVeatherall 
 ^'dHard Pouer 
 Janits Folev 
 Joseph Kennoll 
 J>aniel McHoron 
 'f^'ntk Mnllins 
 Thomas Ueniiett 
 Michael Leonard 
 Thomas McCuiloeh 
 John Cook 
 V'^iit. iiiirke 
 James Keruick 
 ''eiinis Kinn. 
 Isaac O'Hrion 
 "«". -Miirrav 
 ^'ajor Mnrrav 
 hamiicl Head 
 Andrew WiHia,,,, 
 jwhert MoHrier 
 James Ka^anatfh 
 Ihomas f'inn 
 
 John Mnrphv 
 Michael Kinn 
 H.l mm Gnll„.,,cr 
 
 Hi,""'!*"' Madden 
 
 "ichard .siu.\ 
 
 Joseph (;hnrcliil| 
 
 John I'owcr 
 
 ''"'••i''''FoKarfv 
 
 Alexander Allan 
 ;7"'hae! T,.|,in, j„nr 
 
 *'.vnn Conrov 
 John Neville; junr 
 •/."nies Hnfler''""'^' 
 Marshall ,stnrv 
 William Htorv 
 ^lansall Newfon 
 ^'''»ard l,arklns 
 John Landri,.an 
 {;hlhp 'nrsell 
 
 ^-rapX-COl) 
 
 Michael Hickev 
 Wilham liore ' 
 Kdmnnci oXeary 
 , " lani Morrissey 
 JVilham Hayer 
 '^'eiit. Uallard 
 John Meajfher 
 John Howe 
 ' ^I','"'' Clearv 
 John llenn.rrl.v 
 Michael l^halen 
 "illiam Newman 
 
 moh'T^ Kavana-h 
 Nicholas Power 
 
 James Plonnninir 
 John Flavev 
 ijennis Farrell 
 Alichael Pheian 
 iJaniel Farrell 
 ^aniel Kelly 
 Michael Polver 
 Thomas Phalen 
 
 ^''"H.nd MeDaniol 
 John Martin 
 •^■ter Martin 
 John Pnrsell 
 ' 'crce Clancev 
 Ai-chihald Gav 
 '■••ancis f.cOn'ire 
 Lawrence I>helan 
 Thomas Dulhantv 
 ; anies Malone ' 
 ihomas Morris 
 James Dnlhanfv 
 
 M.cliael Fit.-wrald 
 •itrick Hnnt 
 Kohert Hii^^hes 
 John K\an 
 Kdward I.affin 
 John I'helan 
 ''■■',I"-'I Ilians 
 John Carey 
 
 Thomas Din-yiiis 
 Charles 8. Hill 
 
 V '"on ' niacke ' 
 
 John Plielan ' 
 
 Micliael Houlihan 
 John liyiey 
 
 ^,''|it. HIaKe, loist 
 
 ,9'in. <»(;radv 
 
 <,niif. Miown " 
 
 Ca|)t. Kilkellv 
 'ieiif, r.v,,,!,- 
 
 ''i<;"f. 'ilake 
 
 ' ol. l>illon, II M 
 
 Junes ouo,,,;,.; • 
 
 ,'-'lm. n(.t,nes,sev 
 I homas Smith 
 Mornran Dov I,. 
 Hi(hardc|,ip,„n 
 i " ncH Dnlhantv 
 •'''frick Leamy ' 
 
 "eroni ii,uvo 
 
 Kohert Phelan 
 ;>ichoIas |)ol,i„ 
 I'^dward Mara 
 ''onr.v Anstin 
 Saml. c;eortfc IIoo.I 
 John Clarke 
 William Conrov 
 John Letson 
 ""•'■ard Haberlin 
 
 ,>\illiani Power 
 J hoinas Fonertv 
 
 Upt.Wm.Mcliorron 
 Joiin Newman 
 John Pender-ast 
 V^Pt. John Power 
 
 ^apt Michael Moran 
 Davi.l Fletclicr 
 Josejil, Allison 
 Jose; ■ Hamilton 
 "ilha.i, IVnertv 
 Am re«' Wri-iit'' 
 Michael Jlerlcy 
 fsaac MansHeld 
 Lewis Denidlitor 
 •Michael Creamer 
 John Skerrv 
 Joel .Martin' 
 fjcoi-e W alsh 
 Kohert Parker 
 •'ohn Ford 
 I'octor riofrman 
 l>octor()'l!rien 
 Joseph O'Hrien 
 fhonins ffoiilihan 
 John Scott 
 , )V'iIIiam Donovan 
 '<<-'}• I'. M. Mil," aiiif 
 "oheitllenrv 
 '"apt. Willian'. Power 
 John w. Pike °"'-'^ 
 ArichaelCitt 
 Hillian, Miller 
 [ Thomas Clearv 
 James Lvons * 
 Martin Walsh 
 Samuel Alhi„ 
 •apt.N. Il..«d, Ji X 
 John Mann ' 
 
 John Allen 
 II. I>. (ieorjfn 
 r-ient. .(. craiir, U. n 
 James Mc(; rath ^• 
 l>. S. Clarke 
 
 Mwar.1 Mcswim.y 
 JVilliam lla.kctt" 
 
 J- ^^. Niittim: 
 , H'"m.el(',„„„,,| 
 I tornelins (iXe.,? 
 
 <i;;or!.'e Thompson 
 
 T linothy Hefrernan 
 
 KK'har,! linliier 
 
 liichani liarnev, J„nr 
 Thom_n„ O'Mara 
 
 William Fraser ' 
 ^"vcrOoJdsmith 
 

 John Hare 
 V. T. Hugaii 
 Jariius 8. Alport 
 Kdward Cluar3- 
 William l)icU»on 
 Robert Dicksou 
 Thomas Dickson 
 .lames Cocliraii 
 Riehanl Hawu 
 William Ross 
 Lieut. Lyster, R. A. 
 
 1S19. 
 .lames Dovie 
 Charles,!.' Hill 
 EilmuMil Waril 
 Tliom.as Tohiii 
 Thomas l''eimell 
 Ricliaril Inglis 
 Doctor Caiitrill 
 .loliti Wliyttal 
 Michael Ifarnev 
 
 18-.'0. ' 
 Lieut. Radcliir, R. N. 
 Israel Allison 
 (icorire Norris 
 William Ilarmaii 
 Kw. Hackett 
 William ("onKdoii 
 .)ohii Alhro, jr. 
 •loiin H. Nooiian 
 S. (i. W. Archibald 
 Dr. Wallace 
 David Hare 
 .lohn (J. Marsliall 
 
 18'.il. 
 •Tames Sharkey 
 .lohn W. Madden 
 Joliii Siavter 
 
 qr. Mastr. llobcrts, 81st 
 Kdward Loiierjfan 
 llov. John Carroll 
 I'etor Morriscev 
 
 18-J;i. ■ 
 .lolin Casey 
 ilenjamin Halter 
 Reamish Murdoch 
 
 IS21. 
 Patrick Newman 
 William Rroaders 
 Philip Ryati 
 William Chaiilairi 
 William Hkerry 
 William .Morriscoy 
 Thomas Rowen 
 Timothy o'Comior 
 David O'Rrien 
 
 ls:>6. 
 Ocorgo Ryrnus 
 Patrick Kelly 
 Michl O'Shai'iKhncssv 
 Thomas Cassidy 
 Andrew Oimim'lns 
 
 •John K. (!!!!l!!!!it:j; 
 
 Micfiaei.Maher 
 Samuel Street 
 William Dillon 
 
 Peter Barron 
 Ileiiry O'Neal 
 
 1820. 
 Michael Walsh 
 Simon l)ono\an 
 Con. Rrousjham 
 Henry .Sniith 
 John L. Compton 
 Richard .Morriscy 
 .lames Wall 
 Thomas U. lieamish 
 •lames li. Uniacke 
 I'atriek Ryrnes 
 .lohn O'Brien 
 Terence Hall 
 Patrick Maliony 
 .lolm Nowlan 
 John Meigher 
 Nicholas K earns 
 
 IS-iT. 
 Daniel Creamer 
 .lames liutler 
 Nicholas Kearns 
 John Harney 
 Richard F. Hare 
 
 iS'i;i. 
 .Michael Smith 
 Lieut. Watson, R. N. 
 Kdward Keimy 
 Thomas U'.Meara 
 L. O'C. Doyle 
 John L Marry 
 James Dunn 
 Thomas Ken!iy 
 William Hates 
 .Michael Coblciit/ 
 John Hrown 
 Jeffery Power 
 Rev. John Loiigbnan 
 Joseph Dean 
 
 i8i;». 
 
 Luke Kehoc 
 Patrick (iorman 
 •Maurice Ureeu 
 Hetu'y Donovan 
 H. Mulholland 
 Philip Carten 
 Samuel Carten 
 Thomas Carroll 
 John H. Clarke 
 Anthony DcLatorre 
 F. r. Achesnn 
 Matthew O'Urieii 
 John O'Rrien 
 Patrick Domiollv 
 Rev. D. {;cary 
 IK^iiiiis l.aniKiiu 
 Kilnuind WaMi 
 James Mulllns 
 18IK). 
 John Ci (Jleeson 
 .lohn Kelly 
 .lohn Sihi.iijfe 
 John ViiiiKV 
 .lohn .Malicr 
 ThomaH Leonard 
 Con. I''alvev 
 
 1831. 
 
 Peter Furlonjj 
 
 Edward Walsh 
 
 James C. Tohin 
 
 Henry Kirijr 
 
 .loiies Duke 
 
 .lolm D'Arcy 
 
 Thomas Maliar 
 
 Joseph Hennett 
 
 Garret DeUourcey 
 
 Jolm L Starr 
 
 Lieut. Silver, R. N. 
 
 Peter Mamiinjf 
 
 .Maj. Tew, ;j4th Regt. 
 
 Lieut. Newfomh 
 
 John Cahill 
 
 James Sinnett 
 
 Charles Daly 
 
 William Walsh 
 
 (ieor^e Thomi)8on 
 
 John Roche 
 
 William Murphy 
 
 .loseph Roles 
 
 James Talbot 
 I lieorye P. Lawson 
 i VV illiam Sweetman 
 
 Daniel O'Rrien 
 
 Thomas Lonerjfan 
 
 Rernard Ryrnes 
 
 William Leavis 
 
 John Power 
 
 John P. Tobin 
 
 David McGratI) 
 
 18;«. 
 .loseih Cupples 
 Edwiird Falvey 
 Daniel Doherty 
 Joseph Howe 
 Patrick MoGrath 
 Michael Flitui 
 William O'.Meara 
 Uod^fcr Cumiiuffhani 
 Kdward Warren 
 .lohn Power 
 Andrew Siuilio 
 Michael Doyle 
 Thomas Walsh 
 Michael McKennni 
 Kdward Shortis 
 William Flinn 
 Tim. Morriscey 
 William llnckiey 
 .lames Charles 
 Michael Malom^v 
 Th<)m..s Sutton" 
 Donald Taylor 
 .Michael To'bin, junr. 
 Wdliam Klimi 
 Michael Tynan 
 Ren Zwickcr 
 William llallaril 
 Samuel Cowen 
 John Riley 
 
 ls3;}. 
 Dennis .Murphy 
 .lohn Kustace 
 
 » 
 
^hoiiias Aforan 
 Joseph VV. (^ui„a„ 
 James Dooley 
 Cornelius Sullivan 
 
 J «ter Laug-liii,, 
 
 •fohn Malicr 
 ■A'l'lrew B. JennitM^s 
 James Maxwell 
 
 ♦William Uarron 
 James Waliacc 
 lijohael Kgan 
 f 'omas B. Aki.w 
 
 P'oinasJvinjr- 
 
 Jacob Curiie 
 ^.'/j^r'es Tillman 
 " fam «<.|,uit;i 
 "'lliam Tobin 
 
 ,, , 18;«. 
 
 f;(J«'ard i^,„,g , 
 
 ''aniel JJuckle, ' 
 
 •'ohn Stuart 
 f/»r'o.^''' Onrnan 
 
 ^''t^hael AI„,p,;." 
 KobertCliristie- 
 T'lomas A. Kauer 
 V'Y'"-'' ^'■•oxan 
 .John >,u«:ont 
 i;atrick IV.uer 
 TJipmas C. James 
 "obert Hill 
 Patrick Walsh 
 l^nter Uierv 
 James Kitz-, raid 
 James nonoboe 
 'atrickcostin 
 •'o'''i Ifennessv 
 f ''<lrew Murphv 
 John OTinn 
 Alexan.ler .Mccievertv 
 
 H"p" """"'■* 
 t eter How or 
 
 ;'ames liurrett 
 |'«omas AI,.(;r,,th 
 
 '/"'V '^,- T'>o son 
 
 ')'"''iael /(ohannan 
 Jam-s Neville 
 Thomas 8. Tobin 
 tU'orKe Tobin 
 Alaurice Foley 
 
 < apt. Mi,.hael Morris,., 
 James O'Connor • 
 
 '■" H Noonan 
 
 ^>«'"ls I'ahov 
 
 James Laujrhlin 
 
 ^O'a" J). Cochran 
 
 M. ( 
 
 John O'Connor 
 • anie.'j Hutler 
 Jo "1 Caiteh 
 Hilliam Murph,- 
 ; anies crosskill 
 apt. \ Vn,. Flotcher 
 
 ;'i"anlM<.Crca«v 
 atrick .Sua.vne 
 HoMlami icustaeo 
 James Connors 
 Hi ham Ahorn 
 ; 'Robert Lonif 
 : / 'lomas Fieldinir 
 ' ''f>'»as Croako 
 Jobn Kenned,' 
 J>aiuel Cro«i;>,. 
 
 ■James CunniniVbam 
 '''^tnek .SullivaTi 
 John Compton 
 t.eor-o T. Fillis 
 
 -iiithon.v Mnrphv 
 Jiernard Kennv 
 VVi'lli"" J/i^"'-'^'"fe 
 
 •atiick Kent 
 'jfartin Kav 
 Jj'^i'l'h Ijr.nvner 
 ilionias ColHell 
 ')l"'hael Doran 
 Jobn Murphy 
 Jaines Ho„anl 
 VVilliani Connois 
 Jt'remiah(:„,|„, . 
 John James " 
 /,'lomasJe/f|.^.^. 
 Kd«ai<l Haym'.s 
 ■ John Knjflisii 
 
 •''■[•^^'iiiahciinan 
 Joyi Kelly 
 
 , Ihomas Foiiestor 
 ("I.eitFn-lish 
 )v ,"1. .Veil, Vr. M s 
 Jo'in .Shean,'(^,, Ms 
 M,;|hael Mur.'u- ^ 
 W'lliam Kavara;..!, 
 
 •/obn(,»uinn 
 
 ' «t^^'' l.vneh, junr. 
 
 rS^A;^ « 
 
 ' Michael Monaghan 
 : John Holden 
 : .eor-e lUU 
 
 latnek Mahoney 
 jliernardO'Xeiii-' 
 
 {honias Lyons 
 
 : A"dre,y liu„ter 
 
 I John Alanninir 
 
 I ''atnek Murphy 
 
 ''atriek (iriftin '' 
 
 hdward Daly 
 
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 i 1-' rtanl Ivayanaffh 
 ''ohn f^n..,),,., " 
 
 John Condon 
 .\l.ehaol McDi.ff 
 "ihiam Condon 
 I [.^.\< H'illiam F-,rrell 
 
 I Jolin Me(;uire 
 ^aniuelGray 
 
 ihonias O'Neill 
 
 H/'i. James 
 
 ^f^att. Mooney 
 
 I e •■ t"'""- '^ "'^ase 
 «"».. James Kennedy 
 
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 •Jliehael IJiyj^iiis 
 James Connolh 
 ''aw. Uoche ' 
 Timothy Tucker 
 ■d«ard Kelly 
 africk Monin 
 KdwanI Ifart,. 
 
 T '"otby (•,„ldiyaii 
 Th'm.asliol.it,, 
 • latthew l.„,,,.,, 
 •'ami's Troy 
 John l;i||„;, 
 >'■■ ••ha,|..H „,,„,, 
 Jacob Monsncr 
 "avid Donovan 
 
 Jfatt Quirk 
 John Punch 
 J'eter Walsh 
 James Daltoii 
 Jatrick Occjran 
 James Ho,y|,,„ 
 
 Fdu'n''?''.'.' <i"'"an 
 H iliain J. Warde 
 Thomas Murph,- 
 
 J-apt. -James Jal 
 V",M. Holfn.a 
 a ri,.k Maher 
 "illiam Whito 
 i 'lonias Tiaccv 
 John Uulsh ■ 
 
 KichanI And,.r.son 
 H Ihain Maher 
 John McCormack 
 V«'"Xc Kitchi,. 
 JohiKiJbbnns 
 ; i;af'icl< I'linn 
 K- ward (;.(i lesson 
 
 •'"'in Mihan 
 
 John (Jilf„y 
 
 •Samm.l Marshall 
 
 Charh.s Katon 
 <•«..„ Kelly 
 Michael I'owcr 
 '.itn.k Gowan 
 
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 Patrick talent 
 Bat. Joyce 
 James McOonald 
 Matthew Youn<; 
 Valentine; Molloy 
 Patricli Xouland 
 Jolni Haitie 
 Michael McC'orniack 
 I'atiick KitZ]iatiick 
 Patrick Tohiri 
 Michael Ilockney 
 i'atiick Lonerirari 
 AIi(>hael Lani^an 
 Thomas Cioker 
 Edward VValsli 
 
 1841. 
 John Dn;,'fran 
 Anthony Connolly 
 (Icorjfc A. \'. Paw 
 Jerennah l)onohoc 
 John WinteiK 
 Iticliard Niiirent 
 William SantKJcrs 
 Matthe\<- llilfernan 
 James McKcayney 
 John Kahie 
 Michael Holland 
 James LaMf,'ford 
 .Michael Power 
 Jolm lioheit l-'itz^'crald 
 Kdward Whalen 
 John Kline 
 John llollihan 
 
 1S4'_>. 
 John Cronan 
 Henry Parker 
 William II. Tidmnrsh 
 John P. Walsh 
 Doctor Kernaii 
 Kdward Keefe 
 l'.itrick Donohoc 
 Iternard (jiiinan 
 James Purlonj; 
 John Callaifhan 
 Wm. Dovle 
 Michael Twohill 
 John Connors 
 J. P. Ha;<urty 
 Henjamin James 
 .lames Moiiatrlmn 
 'I'lioniiva Walsli 
 Thomas Doyle 
 Kdward Kavunauh 
 Uev. ICdward l)o>le 
 Charles KavanHKh 
 ■lohn Mailer 
 Michael Walsh 
 .lohn Kit/K'crald 
 Thonias Mooiiey 
 John Sweeney 
 Thomas t!nMni;.'liani 
 Thomas M(d)onald 
 Kilwaril Power 
 Jf\nieH Hiitlivan 
 
 Patrick Connors 
 Thomas Power 
 
 Edward Lavin 
 Patrick Ljons 
 William Lynch 
 Thomas Prandy 
 Andrew Cvillerton 
 David McDonald 
 David Kirby 
 Kdward Murphv 
 William Walsh" 
 David (London 
 William Keatiiifr 
 John Lonttard, junr. 
 Owen Fitzirerald 
 Kohert Simple 
 John Dereon 
 John McDonoiiijh 
 Jolm Conroy 
 James Hogan 
 
 ISW. 
 Andrew DuUianty 
 Kdward Canl 
 Thomas fJarberry 
 Michael Cronin 
 
 Uev. Knuwian 
 
 lii-ht Hev. Dr. Walsh 
 Re\ . Thomas Connolly 
 Thomas Shaw 
 .Maurice Pride 
 Joseiih Du^rifan 
 John Tohin 
 .Michael Keatin.ir 
 John Shortill 
 Kdmiind Harher 
 Bartholom. McDerniott 
 Andrew Stcjihens 
 John Hinifiiis 
 William I'low 
 
 1«44 
 ■lohn KtchinKham 
 Kdward Karrell 
 John Ilollahan 
 Patrick Power 
 William Lahy 
 .\lichael Keefe 
 Patricl; Man:ee 
 Patrick Lonergaii 
 Thomas llrowii 
 tlohii Power 
 John WaKhlnjrtoii 
 William CDnnors 
 •lohn .Murphy 
 Thomas Casey 
 John liarron 
 Thomas Calahan 
 
 KS4,J. 
 Patrick l,ahv 
 Jolm (aUoylu 
 John lligu 
 .John .MclJrath 
 Thomas Karrell 
 Kichard Power 
 ilosrph Itarron 
 Thomas Donnolioe 
 Wllilum Karrell 
 Peter Duval 
 John Hheuhan 
 
 John Twohill 
 Jerennah Murphy 
 Laurence Gooley 
 Henry Craven 
 Peter Bulger 
 
 184C. 
 Thonias Minahan 
 John Hoffan 
 John Manning 
 James Donnelly 
 John Fit/.patrick 
 William Brown 
 William Smith 
 John Hennessv 
 
 1847. ' 
 George Sinclair 
 Charles Dickson 
 Peter Loughlin 
 Maurice Downey 
 John Lynch 
 James Toole 
 Williani O'Mrien 
 Maurice Power 
 David Dillon 
 Patrick Shields 
 Michael Scallion 
 Michael McDoruiell 
 Dr. J. Steverinan 
 Uichard Burns 
 Hoderick McCarthy 
 Timothy Kidney 
 John Uyan 
 Peter Uiely 
 Uev, .Michael Uannau 
 
 1848. 
 •TameH Duggan 
 Timothy Orady 
 Maurice Uollo'ran 
 John Aylworth 
 Stephen Carew 
 .Micliael Sullivan 
 Thonias Keardon 
 John Hannan 
 Patrick Corcoran 
 William Hackett 
 William Leavis 
 John Kgan 
 liichard MoNeilly 
 James Murphy 
 (-ornelhm Buttonier 
 .James Boylan 
 
 1841». 
 William Walsh 
 Michael Nugent 
 James Kline 
 Patrick Delaney 
 Thomas V. Kyan 
 John Donovan 
 t'lionias .Shea 
 Williani Kelly 
 Patrick Vaughan 
 
 1 8.^.0. 
 Michael Punch 
 John Prini/le 
 .lohn Cahiii 
 James McCatfrcy 
 
James Forristall 
 Arthur Anderson 
 John Donovan 
 i atrick Coakley 
 
 f'atrisk Urinnmond 
 MniuncI OOonnoll 
 ■'aines Lonergan 
 
 .„ 1852 
 
 William Uarron 
 J-noma« Walsh 
 
 li'!"''.'-'"' <^'a"'Pl)ell 
 John McCartney 
 Oeorge Grant 
 Thomas .\iau-ec 
 Ihomas Callahnn 
 Jiifhard AJoOabo 
 (^enjaniin Wier 
 Walter Q„iJt,y 
 James Daley 
 John Holland 
 James McLean 
 i-awrence Alnrphy 
 Thomas Delahanty 
 Jerennah Sullivan 1st 
 Thomas Ward ' ^' 
 John Noonan 
 John Furlon.r 
 Thonias Keatinif 
 Michael MoDermott 
 ^onnis O'Brien 
 James Mulroney 
 Martin Kahnert 
 James Kearney 
 Jolin O'Mallev 
 James O'Donnell, ist 
 Maurice Curran 
 t-arick Ryan 
 William Kyan 
 Dennis Sweeney 
 Patrick Godfrey 
 Thonias AIcCartne»- 
 "reirory P},eia„ •* 
 John Alurphy 
 John Hendry 
 Patrick Henisvvorth 
 I'lomas Cahalanc 
 James Crehen 
 James O'Donnell, lind 
 „ , lS6;j. 
 Jwbert Wyso 
 ''atrick Connoll 
 John Hackett 
 iiernard Alcdee 
 ttl""' VV«l«h. ,ird 
 'atrick Hamtan 
 John Skerry 
 John (Jriffln 
 •h-dwaid «yan 
 y«en Koanis 
 Jeremiah Sullivan 'nd 
 John Farrcll ' ^ 
 
 Jaiiies Kelly 
 Mi<'hael Koid 
 ^-'jOi-Jfe Alctzlor 
 i-JHard W»|g,, 
 
 26 
 
 Maurice Alanning 
 Hugh Pinnei.an 
 
 William Keiur 
 Henry l-'anninj. 
 
 JJ.ii lean UNcJll 
 IJiehard ONcill 
 0.;oryo Pnrcull 
 Cornelius l'hela„ 
 ^^oma, ('onnolly, 1st 
 
 . (>a.'nel liu^kley 
 .Y."'amjjra,4tt 
 
 Fr unc.s Camphell 
 
 To 'j;.T--^^"*' ''•'->'' 
 t ttcr Kenny 
 
 I ^J'eiihen I'eare 
 
 ; a "es Spellman 
 i liomas Synott 
 J'lei'ce li,„,.os 
 ' a"l l-'anell 
 Joseph Aluipiiy 
 ; Jas. (J. Tobin 
 '/*;•"! Armstronj. 
 
 I *'''"ne\v Doijohdo 
 
 ( Wartin Aleaffher 
 '-^"■holasAIaher 
 
 Jonathan Mccully 
 , ■y"'fiael Mannin:,; 
 
 Jo.s.,ph Alurphy, "jnj 
 '■■'•P O'ijrie,; 
 
 hjf'"' Sullivan 
 Thomas Leahy 
 
 Charles AJcCaVthy 
 I J;>'"^'s h'yan 
 , rhomas H. Shaw 
 
 f q'hen J. Tohin 
 
 l'a«rence\ereker 
 
 T""othy(;rady 
 James llannan 
 ^y'll'am Kidney 
 Martin Komiedy 
 J"hn Slayter, A. |, 
 
 ' Thos. J. Wallace " 
 
 [John Walsh 
 'J; M. Walsh 
 ' Tiuiothy linrns 
 
 •'ames Jiutler, '_';id 
 
 John Dunn 
 
 'fj-i'Mialliyan 
 *''f''|ael Hurle\ 
 Pa nek Kelly • 
 i^atrick Kcnnifick 
 , Jaiiius Leary 
 I John Alurphy, am 
 J; ,' • McDomild 
 ; ;\"<; 'ael NolliK-a,, 
 Matthew \o„nan 
 yipt. James Oltri,.,, 
 James Keifan 
 James li()„rh 
 Patrick C'ontiors 
 Will CraR^. 
 Mortimer Dwver 
 Peter Doyle 
 William Hay 
 Homy |)ris,'.„|| 
 Michael Houlahan 
 J; M. In^flis 
 Matthew Kelly 
 James Kcllv ' 
 
 j atrick Connors 
 
 y ;"'»;ii i^avulson 
 John Fiy„„ 
 
 [ 'John Haley 
 
 James Hcnnessy 
 
 John Kielv 
 
 Jauies Lcridv 
 
 Patrick Ar,.\a,„a,.a 
 
 felck K "'V"'"""' 
 •an ick iteardon 
 
 Hfiran Skerr\- 
 
 ^tephen liowJrs 
 
 Andrew iiurus 
 
 Oliver JJreiman 
 
 •'iL>"Ps liroi)l,v 
 
 JVi'i. Connors, 2nd 
 
 I John Dillon 
 
 I '^1". Oiimi 
 
 Jaiiies Dun,, 
 
 ;a;ij)u;^y"^"^- 
 
 i '''o«. K. Kemiv 
 
 I ('.'»■• J. Keimv' 
 M'l'liael Keatiiijf 
 
 ! J" '" l-aimiffan*' 
 i ifl'ii Sluii)hy 4(1, 
 
 Daniel Ar,!r;i.\"'' 
 
 Tnuothy Alullaue 
 
 Thos. .Moria,.ty 
 ( Poter Alartiu " 
 
 •/ohn A,,,,.,^,,f,,^. 
 
 Patrick Malone 
 John O'Hrien 
 James O'Connor 
 
 ; P- ". Pitts 
 
 '•(-'"Mis Hik.y 
 
 J"t)n Sullivan 
 nobt. Stewart 
 
 I atrick Wallace 
 
 James Walsh 
 
 Thomas llrackett 
 
 •♦'■I'tlloai dwell 
 ' »cMnisCr,rrol| 
 
 " illlam Collins 
 Thomas (;on„ors 
 •'ohn ,>wy,'r 
 <-'apt. i;di\. Oay 
 
27 
 
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 MfL'iilly 
 
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 I'ip.ira 
 
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 Jolni ForHe 
 Philii. Haley 
 .laincs Iloldeii 
 Nicholas .loiii'.s 
 \Villia\ii Johnston 
 Edward Johnston 
 Thomas McConnauk 
 Patrick Moriarty 
 Thomas Martin, 1st 
 JohnMurray(N..S.K.K.) 
 Dermis O'Brien 
 Alexander Unhinson 
 William Kawley 
 Richard Swinhonrnc 
 .lohn Warren 
 Kd. Whclan 
 John Connolly 
 William (Jonnell 
 (ieor^e Meatrhor 
 Hichard Wallace 
 James Wallace 
 William Carter 
 Aiitinstns Doyle 
 IJartholomew Dillon 
 David Flavin 
 John (iriflin 
 William Jones, 'ind 
 James Ma^'key 
 I'cter McIIeren 
 
 (N. S. U. H.) 
 I'crnard O'Hara 
 John I'liirh 
 Matthew White 
 Patrick Dwycr 
 Thomas Martin, '2nd 
 
 1^57. 
 Cornelius Curran 
 Patrick James Kelly 
 K<lward Leahy 
 Andrew Mahcr 
 Thomas Uvan 
 James liurns 
 Michael Bnltrer 
 Cai>t. K. Curry 
 John L. Craj.'ir 
 Ham. Carton, re-adnit'd 
 ( Hven Curlcy 
 .)ose))h Conlon 
 William Carcw 
 William Devine 
 .lohn Donohoe 
 .lohn Kad 
 Patrick Klavin 
 Dennis llayden 
 Michael Henncssy 
 Thomas llanrahan 
 Uicharil llanrahan 
 Michael Keofo 
 Patrick Kcefu 
 William Ijyoiis 
 William Leahy, Isl 
 William Loahy, 'ind 
 Martin Mannintr 
 James NelliKan 
 Thomas Nash 
 Mirhad Ncviiic 
 Thomas Neville 
 
 Thomas O'Brien 
 John Purccll 
 Patrick li>uitni 
 Tinothy Sullivan 
 Micliasi Sullivan 
 Michael Tohin 
 Capt. F. Carr 
 .losejih (Jarcw 
 <iarrett Colbert 
 John Duffy 
 I'rancis Jones 
 William .Morriscey 
 John O'Comior 
 Thom;>s Ueddy 
 Kdward Tobin 
 William Wallace 
 James M. Brown 
 Peter Iloi,'an 
 James McKeagncy, 
 
 M. r. v. 
 
 William Cartilc 
 Kicliard I'ochlin 
 Samuel (,'artile 
 James Kelly 
 James Pavne 
 
 isrkS. 
 
 lOdward lioran 
 Michael Kinlan 
 Bernard Byrnes 
 Maurice Curran 
 Michael J Cochran 
 Cornelius Driscoll 
 Peter Donnelly 
 Daniel (Jallai^her 
 John Ho^an 
 Patrick Lancr;j;an 
 Thomas V.'ard 
 
 I James Doherty 
 Martin Donavin 
 Michael Donavin 
 Daniel Gallajiher, 2nd 
 B. D. C. Marshall 
 Martin Burns 
 Peter Cumiin};liam 
 William Connors, 4th 
 Patrick (>)lenian 
 Datucl Driscoll 
 
 . John Evans 
 
 I Michn'^l Khvart 
 
 ! Jaiues Kinlay 
 
 I Wiliiiim (Jaul 
 
 ! Joremiali Hurley 
 Peter Laui,'hliii 
 .loscph Mulcahy 
 Daviil Murrains 
 Patrick Mona(,'han 
 .lames Mahon 
 
 Ilnjrh Brown 
 
 Walter Barron 
 
 .lolui Casey 
 I I'atrick Cnllcrton 
 
 John K^'an, ^:id 
 1 Janu's Pitzpatrick 
 I John Mau'un 
 i Wi!:i;ini Hyfm 
 
 Ulchard Uawsoii 
 
 Martin Flinn 
 fjawrence Haley 
 Capt. Michael Kennedy 
 Joht' Kane 
 Patrick McCallum 
 Thos. Moriarty 
 IJichard MoUoy 
 Patrick O'Brien 
 James Keanlon 
 Bartholomew Walsh 
 John Mahaney 
 im). 
 John W. Collins 
 Jolni l''inu 
 James White 
 John Brcnnan 
 Thos. Doyle 
 James W. Klimi 
 Wm. Fayan 
 Patrick Hayden 
 Thos. Kane 
 Joliii May 
 John Murphy 
 .lohn C^uimi 
 Thomas S|)ellmaM 
 I;awrence Holland 
 Thos. Kelly 
 Alex. Panel 
 Thos. Archer 
 John Mockler 
 
 JStil. 
 Thomas Brophy 
 Wm. Miller 
 John Tobin 
 John Corhett 
 Patrick Day 
 Thomas .Maher 
 Wm. 8hea 
 Oweti Hammell 
 James lUtchie 
 (ircg. Phelan, 
 
 re-adinlt'd 
 f!to. Burke 
 S. J. Conlihaii 
 ,lohn Plinn 
 .Michael .Murphy 
 Henry IVters 
 James Breslow 
 James Burns 
 John Connors 
 (Jarrett (hotter 
 James ilalliscy 
 James Hayes 
 John Kennedy 
 John O'Brien 
 
 1S(W. 
 Jeremiah Calnan 
 Patrick Ha\den 
 Swithin Carroll 
 John <:;ahill 
 John Doran 
 Kdward Donohoe 
 Capt. Krancis Day 
 J')hn Devine 
 John Plinn 
 i^anir- Hslli=Kpy 
 John Kennedy 
 
Berna.ii MeGibbon 
 Walter Mcajfher 
 Michael Murphy 
 William Millar 
 Jehn O'Brien 
 Michael O'Brien 
 William Power 
 tapt. James IJickson 
 James Shea 
 
 1803, 
 
 John Brown 
 John L. Barry 
 Michael Casey 
 John Donovan 
 John Connolly 
 Daniel Donovan 
 John Flaherty 
 .'ohn Orifflii 
 Oeorge B, Kenny 
 John Larrisscv 
 
 Michael W.Laniffan 
 James Norris 
 James J O'Connor 
 John (^uinlan 
 Timothy Ryan 
 John M. Sullivan 
 John Welsh, 2n,i 
 John Welsh, 3r<i 
 John Brown 
 John Cahill 
 E'lw. Donohoe 
 l-rancis Day (Capt). 
 James Johnson 
 John A. Alackascy 
 John Norris 
 Wni. Power 
 John Walsh, 2nd 
 John Devine 
 
 Jas. Kclljr 
 
 1864. 
 
 John Uox. 
 Edwrt. Casey 
 Wni. Cooper 
 John Doran, 2nd 
 Michael Doran, Jr. 
 M. B. Daly •* 
 
 Dennis Dunn 
 John Egran, 2nd 
 Capt. I'. Hall 
 Dennis Kelly 
 David Keefe 
 Michl. McKwen 
 John McOiven 
 Joseph Murphy 
 John MenKher, L'nd 
 Patk. McManus 
 Timothy McManus 
 rnos. ManninLr 
 Wm. O'Neill 
 Maurice O'Neill 
 Thos. O'Mallev 
 J*me» O'Contipl] 
 
 f?8 
 
 John OMuIiin 
 Dennis O'Brien 
 , Jeremiah Sullivan 
 Michael Sullivan 
 Matthew Warren 
 Thomas Wobl) 
 Thomas Wallace 
 
 I 1805. 
 
 Edward Rowes 
 James Bi.rns, L'nd 
 D^ VV. B. Buckley 
 Mauru.e Cahalanc 
 }^'i'.J. Croko 
 Uaiil. Carroll 
 I'atk. Connors 
 I'ctor Conlon 
 
 Thomas I'. Coimolh 
 
 John Dclancy ' 
 
 I'atk. Dee 
 
 Thos. Drohan 
 
 I ISOfl. 
 
 ' James Foley 
 " '11. Fiiiloni,' 
 John Giifovli- ,r 
 
 •H">e«- firaham 
 I atk. IfaCTrty 
 Mt"hael riowlov 
 James Umit ' 
 Thomas Leahon 
 " .11. Mona-han 
 
 Thomas Mora?, • ^'^ 
 , ^^'''hoIas.Meatfher "m] 
 Johnc. O'Ncri 
 
 I It, 'JMuilin 
 John Iie«-a„ 
 
 l>onald,Scott 
 
 '•atWck Sullivan 
 , Patrick Shullv 
 John Thomp.^c, 
 John Tol.in, juur 
 Hcphoii Traccy 
 John Vau-haii 
 Maurice W,en 
 Michael Walsh 
 wiward Warner 
 
 1800. 
 I ^Vm. Bowler 
 John Buckley 
 Micliael funicy 
 James (,'arev ' 
 James Connors 
 I'avid Dee 
 •'allies Dee 
 ■"fichael Dee 
 •'ntk. Dillon 
 John Ferris 
 Maurice Kavaiia-h 
 I atrick Keutiedv 
 J i-mnci.s Keiinv ' 
 I James Kennedy, 1st 
 'John Murphy hrd 
 
 James Malicr 
 Jolin .Moore 
 >'atk. Maher 
 ''atk. McCoiiville 
 •J'liiios L. Murphy 
 Michl. .Mu.phv ■ 
 'atk. Meaffhcr, 2!id 
 Timothy Moriartv 
 /']°'''- ^'oriarty, 2nd 
 
 John Norris 
 Uwrenee G. Power 
 
 James Vuig^ley 
 
 John (Shorten 
 
 John Sullivan 
 
 J'aijiol Sullivan 
 
 'atk. Kcanlan 
 
 Thos. Sullivan 
 
 Tlios. Tobin, L'nd 
 
 ; aiiu-s Ticrncv 
 
 J li'is. Tohiii, 3rd 
 ,\^m. Walsh 
 ■Matthew Vouiiy 
 
 >i'lid. Bca;!lcv 
 I'iiiil. Bowl.iii' 
 -M:chl. Casey, jr. 
 Ihos. Crokc 
 Matthew- Condon 
 tnos. Oonnell 
 I atk. Connors 
 Joseph Caliian 
 I atrick ( 'ai, ill 
 Mkhael Conlon 
 "■ 'i. Christian 
 •'anus Casey 
 
 •'eiemiabj; jioMohoe 
 '•-d«ard Durney 
 ye\. FtLstace ' 
 John Fleiiuiiin.' 
 James (iilfoyle" 
 ;Vm. Ilowlcy 
 
 Jellies Kennedy, -ind 
 )Jm. Kennedy 
 ' etcr Keniirdy 
 ; allies Keniiv' 
 
 , llios. Mulcahcv 
 •'n«eph MulcalKM , ",„! 
 
 , •^■}«;^H McCorma.'k 
 liicliard OMidlJM 
 Jamc.s J. (,'(!ri,,„ 
 I atnck () D„„n;;hue 
 
 •'eivnuah O'Connor 
 
 Junes Potter 
 
 Peter Shipley 
 
 Matthew .Scaninn 
 
 John Shea 
 
 i'atiick .stokcs 
 
 Kichaid Shell 
 
 Michael ,Sc,ui,,„ 
 
 Di'imis. Sullivan 
 Joliii A. Toliii, 
 C'harles Vauvhan 
 I'atrick J. Scanlan 
 
 ' td. M. Oolford 
 
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 I'OHCT 
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 ohoe 
 
 L'iKi 
 
 Timothy CnmminKS 
 Walter Dady 
 Thomas J. Kuan 
 Tatrick Farrell 
 Wm. Finlcy 
 John Frawley 
 Wm. Kennedy 
 Patrick Murphy 
 Ancns Murphy 
 1'. M. McDermott 
 John M. O'Donnell 
 Th08. O'Biien 
 Kdw. Orman 
 M. J. Power 
 James Purcell 
 Thomas Qnirk 
 John Reardon 
 Dr. John Sommcrs 
 John Shelly 
 Michael Slincy 
 Dennis Tynan 
 Dr. Thomas Walbh 
 Lawrence Bcrri^tan 
 John H. HnmncU 
 Thomas Condon 
 Richard Callanan 
 Michael Dclancy 
 Patrick Doyle 
 Patrick Flinn 
 Maurice Fit/ccrald 
 Patrick Hogan 
 Michael Morrisscy 
 John Moore 
 John Morrisscy 
 Thomas Parker 
 Lawrence Power 
 William Power 
 Felix Qninn 
 Michael filinoy 
 Wn.. Shannahan 
 John B. D. Thompson 
 
 1869. 
 John Royle 
 (;. W. Dupe 
 .loscph Fortune 
 Thomas Ooolcy 
 .lames (iormai\ 
 Henry I-ovctt 
 Dennis Murphy 
 Wm. Roherts 
 Charles Tohin 
 
 1S70. 
 Michael Dunn 
 Dr. Kdward Farrell 
 Matthew Lamiiiian 
 Simon Mackasey 
 Patrick Mullaney 
 John Nash 
 Nicholas Wirrall 
 llutfh W. lilacUailar 
 ThoH W. (Jasey 
 JanicH Casey 
 John Connolly, -ml 
 F.dwan! !>•-,! sr. 
 Wm. Foril 
 John Foley 
 
 •29 
 
 John Killccu 
 John Ijarrisey 
 Dennis Murphy 
 James MacKay, 2nd 
 
 18T1. 
 John Curran 
 Timothy Crowley 
 ■lohn Connors 
 Robert Clancy 
 Daniel Carroll 
 John Cronan, 2nd 
 Maurice (Jrano 
 John CunninKham 
 Wu). Delaney 
 George Fultz 
 James Fe^'an 
 Patrick Hogan 
 Tliomas Harti^'an 
 ' Thomas Kent 
 Lawrence Lynch 
 Matthew Lyncli 
 , Hinion Markley 
 i John May 
 
 .lames J. McDonald 
 i Thomas McDonald 
 1 Stitt McClelland 
 I James M. Norris 
 I Dennis (t'Connor 
 
 Wm. O'Brien 
 ' James O'MuUin 
 Kdinuiid O'Donnell, jr 
 Hicliaid O'Neill 
 Capt. .lames O'Pirien 
 I Thomas Power 
 i;dward Pholan 
 I James I'hclan 
 John Whelau 
 Thomas J. Walsh 
 1872. 
 I Patrick Rreslow 
 i Patrick Rurkc 
 RolK^'t Forrestall 
 Thomas firifiin 
 John (iooley 
 Ferdinand (laston^uay 
 John M. lAons 
 Martin Murphy 
 John Mulroncy 
 John Mulcahcy 
 Peter Murph.\ 
 I'atricK Mahony 
 Richard McDonald 
 Daniel Mcintosh 
 Ale\. MeKinnon 
 Patk. .McOlennon 
 Wm. Nov'llo 
 Matthew O'Doiiojhue 
 (JcordcO'SuUivan 
 Thomas O'RourUc 
 Charles Palmer 
 Thomas <^>uinn 
 Michael Routledt,'c 
 Wm. Stdlivan 
 John Bhepperd 
 ,T(]hn Sniitli 
 Pntiir K: HInttrry 
 .Miciiael "hanahan 
 ' Daniel Sullivan, iiid 
 
 Kichard L. Sutliffe 
 Thomas Walsh, '.!nd 
 Michael Walsh 
 William WashinRton 
 Thomas Tompkins 
 
 1873. 
 Wm. Baker 
 John Dnnlay 
 Capt. Patk. Doyle 
 lohn Kad, jr 
 Martin Fahnert 
 James M. Foley 
 M. J. Fahic 
 John Hajjarty 
 I James Harvey 
 I Ma\irice Hurten 
 John O'SuUivan 
 I I'.dward J. Power 
 I Richard Baftus 
 I Thomas Shcehan 
 I John H. Torrey 
 James Quinn 
 ; 1874. 
 
 Henry Brackctt 
 ' John Barry 
 I James Burke 
 ' Patrick Deiancy 
 , James W. Flinn 
 I Michael Garvic 
 I James W. Garvie 
 ' John Ketfe 
 John J. Mvirphy 
 I Thomas McCarthy 
 , Cornelius O'Neill 
 j Michael Shechan 
 
 Richard Walsh 
 ! Kdward l^tnrk 
 ; 1875. 
 
 ! James Burns 
 ' George Brooks 
 ' Thomas BirminKham 
 P. F. Broydrick 
 Patrick Connors 
 John Courtney 
 M. Henry Callanan 
 ' Richard Cruet 
 Kdward Carroll 
 Patrick (JonnoUy, jr. 
 '< John D. Cummins 
 James Cashon 
 Donald Chisholm 
 .loscph Crockett 
 Wm. Doyle 
 I John Denee 
 I James Fortune 
 P. C. Hill 
 Michael Kearney 
 John Keltic 
 Hujih Kerr 
 J. M. LeP.liinc 
 Daniel I.vncli 
 ' Joseiih P. Marr 
 
 John Muldowncy 
 I Martin McNally 
 ' John Norris 
 i Patk. Nasli^ 
 Patrick OTooIp 
 Mk'haeU'helan 
 
30 
 
 1876. 
 James Cashen 
 I>onald Chisholm 
 JoReph Crockett 
 Dennis Dunn 
 fieorifc Guv 
 •'no. M. l,{g]is, jr. 
 Wni. Kelly •• 
 Daniel Kennedy 
 Tnos. Lawlor 
 Geo. Jlonaghan 
 Mich. O'Hearn 
 Thos. Donoffhue 
 Jno. R. Power 
 Wm. Ryan 
 ■John Slieehan 
 Edw. Scanlan 
 Alex. Wi||ia,„s 
 Wni. Watkins 
 
 1877. 
 ■Tohn Griffln 
 M. J. Griffin 
 John Hogan 
 John Meatrher 
 J/ancis O'Connor 
 M. n. HuIIivan 
 J- T. Sullivan 
 John Tobin 
 Geo. Tobin 
 John L. Walsh 
 John White 
 I'eter H. Coyle 
 Jas. Coppintrer 
 I'eo. Churchill 
 John Conncll 
 P. »r. Duffjran 
 tdw. Df lanev 
 1878.' 
 »Vm. Con Ion 
 Thos. Delaiiey 
 Win. E. O'Brien 
 John Pullivan 
 Thos. Shea 
 Win. Carrifran 
 Patk Cadden 
 1879. 
 VVni. Dillon 
 Jas. Foley 
 Wm. .Murphy 
 Patk. J, Nnppcn 
 Jno. A. O'Brien 
 wni. Power 
 Jno. Revel 
 
 John Leahy 
 Jos. D. Barry 
 M. K. Keefe 
 M. J. Punch 
 
 1881. 
 Jas. Allen 
 Peter Duffleld 
 
 Arthur Mona^f ban 
 M. J. O'Brien 
 Stephen Tobin 
 Jno. Tobin 
 Edw. Walsh 
 Thos, Sweeney 
 
 1882. 
 I Mich. Connors 
 P- J. Colford 
 Thos. Doyle 
 Jas. Keefe 
 Jno. P. O'Neill 
 Thos. F. O'fSrien 
 ; Jno. C. O'Mnllin 
 1883. 
 Wni. Butler 
 John Bovlo 
 L.'.wrence Berrigan 
 I Wni. Cairns 
 ! Dr. F'raser 
 ' M. J. Sullivan 
 1884. 
 A. B. Crosby 
 Robt. CIan<'ev 
 Cornelius Ifarriuffton 
 Jas. Mulcahcy 
 P. Murphy 
 Peter Power 
 D. F. Power 
 David Roche 
 
 1885. 
 Janie.s Beckham 
 John Burns 
 James Carroll 
 Edw. Canavan 
 John Cahill 
 John Dulhanty 
 A. DujTfran 
 Jas. Donnelly 
 Jas. Foyarty' 
 VVm. Fitzucrald 
 Wm, Lonjr 
 T. L. Morriscey 
 
 w°;5r- Melntire 
 W. McDonald 
 Wm. McDonald 
 Wm. O'Brien 
 J. M. O'Donnell 
 John Renrdon 
 Daniel Woods 
 T. W. Walsh 
 Chas Tobin 
 John Wood 
 J. W. Younar 
 
 188fi. 
 Andrew Barron 
 Jno. J. Cahill 
 [<■ O'N. Dusffran 
 Andrew Ooi Ic 
 Jas. K. Murphy 
 Philip McGuire 
 Tiiiiofhy O'Connor 
 Christopher O'Neill 
 Peter O Hearn 
 Jas. W. Power 
 Jas. M. Power 
 J. J. Power 
 W. J. Power 
 Jno. J. Richards 
 Danl. P. Sullivan 
 VaP*^. J. Slteninn 
 Jeffrey Terrio 
 John Walsh 
 
 I John DeYounjr 
 
 Patrick Burn.s 
 James Brown 
 P. J. Broderick 
 I Jas C. Callat'han 
 ' I atk. Connolly 
 Jas. Douifall 
 I Kdw. Bad 
 A. II. Flinn 
 Jno. Foley 
 I Herbert Gannon 
 
 "111. Guihan 
 I Jas. Hopewell 
 J. F. Kelly 
 Jas. Kearnc- 
 Frank Lyons 
 John Murphy 
 John Moore 
 JI. iMoGrath 
 James K. i).,„Kall 
 ii-dw. Power 
 
 A. J. White 
 
 U T. Briand 
 Jno. F. Devine 
 John Daley 
 Jas. DuiTKan 
 Wm. Gleesoii 
 Jas. n. Harrington 
 Dennis Lynch 
 I Jas. P. .Alurrav 
 I Geo. Monaghan 
 Jos. D. Murphy 
 I Rod. N. McDonald 
 Jno. Purcell 
 J- P. Ryan 
 1889. 
 , Jno. Buckley 
 I E>'w. Condon 
 I Thos. Conlon 
 Jno. Delanev 
 Rdw. Doherty 
 Patk. J. McMnnus 
 L. A. McKenna 
 Jas. O'Toolo 
 Vincent O'Brien 
 Flank O'Donnell 
 Jas. O'Brien 
 ( Jno. J. Purcell 
 
 Edw. Ryan 
 I Kicb. Richards 
 j Robt. Taple 
 ' Geo. Weaver 
 j C. A. West 
 
 ' ixr . ^^•^^ 
 Wm. Burke 
 
 E. J. Bennett 
 
 Edw. Bronn.Tn 
 
 John Cahill 
 
 E. F. Doyle 
 
 Cornelius Ead 
 
 M. R. Houlihan 
 
 M. V. Hartigan 
 
 John T,.arkin 
 
 W, Leary 
 
 Jaa. J. 
 D. J. I 
 Jno. J, 
 W A. 
 Jno. W 
 Jas. 8] 
 R.J. 6 
 
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31 
 
 Jaa. J. Myett 
 D. J. Murray 
 J no. J. Ciuiiin 
 W A. Payne 
 Jno. W. Power 
 J as. Spearnmu 
 R. J. Saxton 
 
 W. B. Wallace 
 1891. 
 Nicholas Buckley 
 A. D. Fillis 
 Thos. P. Mulcahy 
 Mich. Miller 
 C. H. McLaughlin 
 
 W. J. Redmond 
 Lawrence Kedmond 
 
 A, D. Gillis 
 
 1892. 
 
 M.J. Bates 
 F. J. Doyle 
 
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