... stituencies at Westminster. ! Grattan and Corm The Right Hon. Isaac Corry, who repre- ! Hiented Newry and voted for the Act of ! Union. was the first representative of that borough after that disastrous measure had passed. Grattan described him in College ...

... Brighton. RIP. l6. 1893. in Dublin. John F Cabili. laic Bailywo. Doolin, Co cinre. May 16.1698, at 2 Cardigan road, “oir^y;Engird, Annette, the dearly lovcfl »iic Jolm Carroll (formerly of Cork), and daughter the late John Fenia. Dll GAN December 9, 1897 ...

... Flood, TC, Butcher's Arms; John Proctor, TC, Emmet road. Golden Bridgi; John Sheens, TC. Railway Tavern, loehicore; Wm Wallace, Golden Bridge, North; John Flood, 13’Grattan crescent, Kilmainham; Hampden Shaw, C£, Incbioore read; ...

... DEATHS BANKS (nee Conroy) (Rahinane, Ballingarry, Roscrea) May 16, 20 0 7, Josephine, wife of the late John and mother of the late James: deeply regretted by her son Tony, brother Tony, daughter-in-law, sisters-in-law, nephews and nieces, grandsons J ...

... leather seats, sport suspension. c.d. player, alloys. walnut dash, arm rest. fog £31.000 Ph 0503 51765hWe 8213066 BMW 318 i Convertable 97. Silver. alloys. CD. alarm, chrome interior. arm rest, e/roof, phone kit. £2SK. Ph 8646962/067 2445031 BMW 31615 Coupe ...

... Graham. 8.A., CC., Francis J. Firth. .on of the late Thomas Firth. Porteduern, to Mary, daughter of the late John Doyle. and of Mra. Grattan panda. Drummed's. sad. SIMMS—JuIy 31. 1919. at St. Columba*. R.C. Cbuzch, r.dinborgl., by the Roe. Canon Mullen ...

... prcm. on extensive site. large O. great potential. Phelan & Assocs. 3737911. 313790. AUCTION Monday. 14th November. The Grattan Licensed Premises. Capel Street, Dublin 7 . Ideally located on a prominent corner position. excellent established local bar ...

... Bob John, of Dyfed Powys police, in the hope that it would persuade the group to surrender to armed police in the village of Penparc, near Cardigan, Dyfed. The apparent breakthrough came after long hours of negotiations by trained officers as armed colleagues ...

... necessary, to force its will arms later on. Grattan fought heroically with all that was best Ireland against disgraceful cabals, wholesale corruption, and secret attempts at fostering riot and insurrection. At the end of 1796 Grattan again raised his warning ...

... Longlad Slesluts 2-7: Emmet Og 0-9. SI lAaris 3-15; Camellia 0.4 ON Drawl 2.5; San Gonnoliys 1-5. ON k Word Sailors 14, Young Grattans 1-3. Loom Satsllells 111; SI Goiernbas 0-8. Winn ON 1: Cooley Kt:Wm 1 11. St Fecnins 0-4. SI Mary's 1.12: Roche Emmett 1-6 ...

... 30 cec from her residence on Grattan tiare to St. Mary's Parish Church. Dunrven. Funeral Mess tomorrow ) at 12.30 o'c. Interment afferWerds in Me adtoining DU cen ßTlN l4s bublln - Nov. , 2000 ( ), al the Mater Hospital. John; sadly missed by Ns loving ...

... rental 19s per week. 1 Grattan court is let out m weekly tenements at a gross rental per week. No 2 Grattan ccnrt is atso let oat weekly tanatoe.ns gross rental of per week. No 7 Gratiau street produces 0 per year No 1 Grattan court 22 2 0 2 6 ANNUAL ...