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... Bart; Lady Mar- tin, Sur John Talbot Power, Lady Power, Sur Charles Cameron, Colonel Sir Gerald Dease, Mr James Talbot Power, DL Mre James Talbot Power, Mr and Mrs Thomas Talbot Power, Sir Henry Bellingham, the Very Rev Sir John Banks, Sur Robert Mgr Molloy ...
... J and Mrs Co y, the Commessoner of Valua- tion, Mr Mra and the Miss Connolley, Cap L ir tain T Connor, Mr John Conesnnon, Mr T [r Conolly, Mr John Cooke, Mr J T F Cooke , Mr and Mrs Cooke Treach, Mr C Purdon Caote, Muss Aileen Coote, or Mrs and the Misses ...
... effort they made give Ireland form Government which, in the words of Mr. Charles Stewart Parnell, would better than Grattan’s Parliament” Arm what does Mr. Redmond now propose to hit ever credulous and confiding followers A “policy of combat, if yon please ...
... Londonderry ; WAN O’Connt'l, Michael Kelly, B J Reynolds, T J Reid. John Hyland, James Collins. Chari os Eason, jun: Cathcart Henry, E P Bourke, C Corbally. J V Camac, Builer. John Owens, John Gould, C Ledwich, James M'Grath, Patrick Kellv, DcrmoL MacDennot ...
... oppressed nation. Outside of Parliament the battle must bo fought. shall gain nothing without light. don’t mean aro to take up arms like our forefathers '9B, though confess that, contaticring the alarming roniiuou of Ireland, its poverty, its helplessness ...
... onal riffhta that Grattan obtained 1 for them and their native land. Mr. J. ' Taylor, in moving a vote of thanks to Lord Castletown, said he disagreed with the contention the lecturer that Grattan was opposed to revolution. Grattan that except government ...
... attendance: Ulster King of Arms—Sir Arthur Vicars, FS.A. Private Secretary—Sir William S. B. Kaye, C. 8., Q.C., LL.D. Additional Private Secretary—Algernon Peel, Esq. State Steward—Lord Lurgan. Comptroller—Lord Langford. Gentleman Usher—John Olphert, Esq. Chamberlain ...
... Lmbope, 8 yrs, 12st Mr John a Dreams' 1 list 51b Mr Beatty 3 Also ran—Abbeyhill, 4 vrs. lOst srt> (J George}, Bandana. yrs, slb (C Black). Betting—7 to 4 Sapper. 3 to lain hope, 5 to 1 agst John Dreams, 10 to 1 others.’ John a Dreams cut out vh.* work ...
... Brompton Oratory ia now complete, and the handsome facade odds architectural ornament to South Kensington. It stated that the Hon John-Collier has asked the Treasurer and Bouchers, of the Inner Temple for permission to send to the Royal Academy far exhibition ...
... Ulster King-of-Arme—Sir Arthur Vicars, F.9.A. Private Secretary—Sir Wi liam 8. B. Kaye, C. 8., Q.C., LL D. -4 Additional Private fleeretarr—Algernon Peel, Em. State Steward—Lord Lurgan. Comptroller—Lord Langford. Gentleman Usher—John Cipher!. Esq. C ...
... Bombay, XmsKy. The have taken . and have hlikd wealthy native. Fear been arrested. Iv is believed the Ih.pUhs only poorly armed, and Jle yet been vailed upon to suppress the LIQUOR LICENSING COMMISSION. EVIDENCE OF MR. J. R, WIGHAJI, J.P. Wes;minster ...
... Malone, John Loughran, D MnUan, John Stuart, Geo Crilly, S Devlin, J P Foley, J Doyle, M M Quin, T Austin, William Mullan (Clare), T Harbison, solicitor; Joseph M‘Nanoy, Thomas Murray, Tom Shcohy. J M'Guckin, J Murphy, Dan M‘Klhattou, John Corr, John Kerr ...