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	SEARC'S WEB GUIDE - Charles Gavin Duffy (1816-1903)
		Charles Gavin Duffy was born and educated in County Monaghan.
		Duffy was imprisoned in 1846 for publishing articles in The Nation by Thomas D'Arcy McGee which advocated using the Irish railway system to aid a rising.
		In August, 1848 Duffy was again tried for sedition and when a letter from Duffy to William Smith O'Brien was produced at the trial the charge was changed to one of High Treason.
	www.searcs-web.com /duffy.html (1026 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Sir Charles Gavan Duffy
		Duffy was editor, Dillon and Davis were among its contributors, and what with the ability of editor and contributors, the freshness and vigour of style, and the manly and militant tone adopted on public questions, the paper soon became a power.
		Later, in the struggles between the Young and the Old Irelanders, Duffy took sides with the former against O'Connell, and was one of those who helped to found the Irish Confederation.
		The failure of the Repeal movement, the horrors of the famine, and the death of O'Connell weakened his faith in constitutional action, and for a time, in 1848, he advocated revolutionary measures.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/05187a.htm (539 words)

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		Both he and Duffy visited Ireland in 1866/7, although not together, but they did meet in London where Duffy arranged that he be invited to dinner by Lord O'Hagan; this does not seem to have resulted in any real reconciliation.
		Duffy, in his memoirs, commented that the function was a failure and added that no priest would go to the banquet - not even the P.P. of Tipperary - and (who) commented that O'Shanassy had allowed himself to be taken up by the small Cromwellian gentry.
		In view of their bitter estrangement it is probable that Duffy was a little biassed in this, but since O'Shanassy had by now become quite conservative in his opinions there is possibly some truth in his comments.
	homepage.eircom.net /~jjcondon/Shanassy (1097 words)

	Duffy Origin
		Philip Duffy, the father of William Joseph Duffy, often said he was the cousin of the famous Irish patriot, later Prime Minister of an Australian province--Sir Charles Gavin Duffy.
		Charles Gavin Duffy was banished from Ireland for editing a paper Called the 'Nation'.
		Duffy let's play Grandma Bear." She'd be scared to death as Mom chased her and tho I pretended I was too old for that kid stuff, I was scarred too.
	www.geocities.com /heartland/6019/duffy.html (19448 words)

	Family Tree Maker's Genealogy Site: User Home Pages: DHUBHTHAIGH aka Clann Duffy
		DHUBHTHAIGH or DUFFY is an ancient Celtic name that has many associated chiefs and ecclesiastics such as the father of St.BRIDGET; Archbishops of Armagh and ST.DUTHAC, Bishop of Tain and Chief Confessor of Scotland and Ireland.
		The Monaghan Duffys are famed in the ecclesiastical history of Clogher diocese, contributing many priests during the penal times of the early eighteenth century.
		Charles Gavan Duffy (1816-1903), the prominent Young Irelander, was a Monaghan man who went on to become prime minister of Victoria, Australia, as was also Eoin O’Duffy, first commissioner of the Garda Siochána, and first president of the Fine Gael party.
	familytreemaker.genealogy.com /users/d/u/f/Edward--C-Duffy/?Welcome=1061589554 (427 words)

	Red-hot Mickelson builds his lead to six shots halfway through the BellSouth Classic
		Gavin Coles, who was one stroke behind Mickelson following his first-round 64, was 3-over through six holes Friday before recovering for a 72.
		Coles is fourth at 136, followed by Charles Warren, Jonathan Byrd and Shane Bertsch in a three-way tie for fifth.
		Duffy Waldorf shot a 66 Friday and is at 6-under 138.
	www.pga.com /news/tours/pga-tour/bellsouth033106.cfm?rss (896 words)

	Dictionary of Australian Biography D
		He at first supported (Sir) Charles Cowper (q.v.), but afterwards became a strong opponent of him.
		He showed himself to be a master of sarcasm, but though always listened to with respect and interest, he could not compromise and gradually alienated his friends.
		In 1862, on the invitation of Sir Charles Gavan Duffy (q.v.) and others, he went to Melbourne and edited the Victorian, a Roman Catholic organ.
	gutenberg.net.au /dictbiog/0-dict-biogD.html (21198 words)

	The Golf Channel - Mickeson Ties Course Record at BellSouth - March 30, 2006
		Mickelson's 63 matched that of Tiger Woods in 1998, Duffy Waldorf in 1999 and Ben Crane in 2003 as the lowest rounds on the TPC at Sugarloaf.
		Gavin Coles, a two-time winner on the Nationwide Tour, posted an 8-under-par 64 to take second place.
		Charles Warren, who owns three Nationwide Tour crowns, is one stroke further back at minus-7.
	www.thegolfchannel.com /news/pgatour/18904.html (660 words)

	Mickelson Ties Course Record in First Round
		Phil Mickelson is off to a fast start in his bid for a third BellSouth Classic title -- and made it clear that he's in top form for the Masters.
		Mickelson tied the tournament's course record yesterday in Duluth, Ga. He shot a 9-under 63 to take a one-shot lead over Gavin Coles in the first round of the final tuneup for Augusta.
		Charles Warren is third at 7-under 65, followed by Joe Durant, Ian Poulter and Scott Parel at 66.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/content/article/2006/03/30/AR2006033002160_pf.html (435 words)

	Thomas Osborne Davis, From Ireland URL http://www.from-ireland.net, ©Jane Lyons
		Charles Gavan Duffy describes his physical appearance: "He was a man of middle stature, strongly but not coarsely built, with a complexion which habitual exercise - for he was a great walker - and habitual temperance gave a healthy glow.
		Duffy was from County Monaghan and a professional journalist.
		Duffy believed he could raise the funds and so on the 15th of October 1842, the day after Thomas Davis's twenty eighth birthday 'The Nation' was born!
	www.from-ireland.net /history/thomasdavis.htm (4217 words)

	Mallow Cork Ireland Famous People ::
		In 1841 he and his college friend, John Blake Dillon, a barrister, met a young journalist called Charles Gavin Duffy.
		Duffy shared their burgeoning allegiance to Irish nationhood and independence and while walking in the Phoenix Park they conceived the idea of producing a newspaper.
		Davis was a Protestant, the others were Roman Catholics and with Duffy as editor they published 'The Nation', whose first weekly issue appeared on 15th October 1842.
	www.mallow.ie /tourism/famous_people/tomdavis.php (489 words)

	On corrupt politicians and the media at Gavin’s Blog
		It forms a part of an argument about Ireland’s former leader Charles Haughey that praises him as a ‘Great Man’ - this is amazing coming from a journalist let alone a politician.
		So annoyed was my uncle by this article that he has contacted an Irish radio show, LiveLine with Joe Duffy, to express his anger.
		Gavin’s Blog is powered by WordPress 2.0.2 and K2 Beta Two r163 by Michael and Chris
	www.gavinsblog.com /?p=286 (297 words)

	Young Ireland--Fertile Failure
		Charles Gavin Duffy would become a member of the British parliament, and later, the knighted Governor of Victoria Colony, Australia.
		Founded by three young men, including Charles Duffy, they rallied others among the educated and vocal Irish youth to their cause--a cause of open revolution.
		Those who rejoined the homeland establishment, like Smith O'Brien, and those who achieved status and respect overseas, like Duffy, Meagher, and McGee, displayed an ability to mature and to learn from their mistakes.
	mywebpages.comcast.net /hconnors/Connors/YoungIreland.html (1083 words)

	December
		Gary is survived by one daughter, Ursula Wightman, of Salem, Wisc.; one granddaughter, Nicole Wightman, of Salem; one brother, LeRoy (Lorraine) Duffy, of Charles City; and two sisters, Donna McFarland, of Willard, Wisc. And Dorothy Sanchez, of Freemont, Calif. He was preceded in death by his parents, one brother, Robert; and one sister, Patricia Ruiz.
		Horace was preceded in death by his two sisters, Dorothea Beardmore of Charles City and Janet Spaulding of Fargo, N.D. Horace is survived by sons David Spaulding and wife, Helen, of Arlington, Texas and Horace Spaulding, Jr.
		Those planning memorials may direct them to the family, in care of Myrtle's son, Michael Knowlton, 1004 Clinton St., Charles City, IA Condolences, stories or thoughts may be sent to the family in the care of Fullerton Funeral Home on line at www.fullertonfh.com.
	www.pafways.org /obituaries/charlescitypress/2004/december.htm (7645 words)

	eBay Australia - charles, DVDs, Non-Fiction, Fiction Literature items at low prices (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Charles and Keith Coffee Flat Leather Boots Size 38/7 VGC
		RARE Charles Jourdan POLKA DOT vintage killer heels
		CHARLES and KEITH Pointy Mules Heels with Bow Size 36
	search.ebay.com.au /charles_W0QQfsooZ2QQfsopZ19 (472 words)

	St. Charles Parish Bulletin, July 7, 2002 (14th Sunday)
		If you are new to the parish and would like to participate in our "Build the Spirit" Campaign, information is available in the church entrances or if you wish, please contact Jane McCarthy, our Campaign Administrator at 703-527-5500 x26.
		Also, remembering St. Charles and the Capital Campaign in your estate planning is one more way in which you can assist in helping us to successfully achieve our campaign goal.
		This program allows St. Charles to provide donations to social justice organizations in our area and abroad to help those in need.
	www.stcharleschurch.org /bulletin/20020707.htm (1023 words)

	Sports: Mickelson masterful with 63 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Mickelson tied the tournament's course record Thursday, shooting 9-under 63 to take a one-shot lead over Gavin Coles in the first round of the final tuneup for Augusta.
		Charles Warren is third at 65, followed by Joe Durant, Ian Poulter and Scott Parel at 66.
		In 1979, when the tournament was held at the Atlanta Country Club, Andy Bean shot 61.
	www.sptimes.com /2006/03/31/news_pf/Sports/Mickelson_masterful_w.shtml (327 words)

	Young Irelanders
		Some of these men included "Honest" John Martin (a Presbyterian from Co. Down), Charles Gavin Duffy (a Catholic from Ulster), Thomas Davis (a Protestant from Cork), John Mitchel (a Unitarian from Co. Down), and William Smith O’Brien (a Protestant from Limerick and a Member of Parliament).
		Many of these men joined for varying reasons, but Martin joined for the pure love of justice and love of his native land.
		Martin was succeeded in Parliament by Charles Parnell, who continued the work for Home Rule.
	www.theballards.net /Harshaw/Martin/YoungIrelanders.html (659 words)

	GOLFONLINE, From the Editors of GOLF MAGAZINE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Duluth, GA (Sports Network) - Defending champion Phil Mickelson fired a nine- under-par 63 on Thursday to tie the course record and take a one-stroke lead after one round of the BellSouth Classic.
		Gavin Coles, a two-time winner on the Nationwide Tour, posted an eight-under- par 64 to take second place.
		Charles Warren, who owns three Nationwide Tour crowns, is one stroke further back at minus-seven.
	www.golfonline.com /golfonline/news/headlines/0,,news-tsn_20060330_193501,00.html (653 words)

	St. Charles Parish Bulletin: August 12, 2001 (19th Sun. Ordinary Time)
		Charles Parish Bulletin: August 12, 2001 (19th Sun.
		We need to be reminded that every Sunday is intended to be a restful and a prayerful day, a little touch of summer.
		ST. CHARLES PARKING: We are working on the traffic flow in the Church parking lot to avoid parking difficulties.
	www.stcharleschurch.org /bulletin/20010812.htm (1150 words)

	Jack Hardy on Mangan, Joyce, and Graves
		However, Charles Duffy Gavin, who was the "life long friend" in question, who was there at the time, writes that too much has been made of all this, that:
		The poetic fancy is often and easily kindled and the indispensable heroine, if she does not present herself in his daily life, is borrowed from the region of vision or often from some casual and momentary encounter with an attractive face.
		Duffy goes on to say that it was a myth that Mangan was addicted to opium.
	jackhardy.com /jhmangan.html (2793 words)

	To Do and See - Ulster
		Monaghan County Museum – located in the town of Monaghan, the county museum houses the 15th century Cross of Clogher, along with a permanent collection of archaeological exhibits and mediaeval artifacts, as well as more recent local crafts, paintings and prints from the 18th century onwards.
		Old Cross Square – situated in Monaghan Town, Old Cross Square contains a Presbyterian Church built in 1903, a sundial and the home of Charles Gavin Duffy, founder of the Irish Tenant League and co-founder with Thomas Davis of the "Nation" republican newspaper.
		Duffy eventually immigrated to Australia and became Prime Minister of Victoria in 1871.
	www.golftravelireland.net /whileurhere/ulster_c8.asp (488 words)

	Mickelson opens his BellSouth Classic title defense with a record-tying round
		Mickelson tied the tournament's course record Thursday, shooting a 9-under 63 to take a one-shot lead over Gavin Coles in the first round of the final tune-up for Augusta.
		Mickelson birdied six of the first seven holes at the TPC at Sugarloaf.
		Mickelson, the defending champion, missed a six-foot birdie putt on the 18th green that would have set a new tournament record.
	www.pga.com /news/tours/pga-tour/bellsouth033006.cfm (891 words)

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