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... Henry Grattan, Esq., and Mrs. Grattan, was solemnised in the church of Rathmines by the Very Rev. Mgr. Magher, V.G., assisted by the Rev. Messrs. Collis and Clerke. The fair bride, who was attended by bridesmaids, via., Miss Fanny and Marion Grattan, her ...
... John Cash, Shawe Jones, RK. J. O'Flaherty, 83d Regiment, son, Hamilton, F. W. L’Es' 6th Fusiliers, E. Wilmot Hans Henr: Regiment, Potter, John Turner, P. P. Warburton, Gum- Sitwell, 34! 34th Regiment, Edward Galway, R. Packe, 34th ley, Douglas, Fyte. ...
... a pane of giass in the window of the house, 3 Grattan-terrace, the of Miss Nugent. The boy, it was deposed, ale: thrown several stones at the windows in the house 1 Grattan-terrace, the property of Mr John A. Graham. The offences were all com- mitted in ...
... Kemmla, Joseph Pratt Tynte, Francis John Parnell, James Wall, Robert C. Wade, George Putland, Coots Alexander Carroll, John J. Byrne, Joseph Salkeld, Robert Chaloner, Michael Hudson, Wm. Owen, Richard Howard Brooke, Jones Arm. ' strong, and Arthur Wm. Guinnass ...
... daughter of Henry Grattan, Esq., may take and use the surname of Grattan in addition to aud before that of Bellew, and quarter the arms of Grattan with his family arms, in compliance with a proviso in the will of the Right Hon. James ...
... y Judkin Fitzgerald ‘The Manyjuis of f Clanricarde|Lady The of Lansdown: Laura Grattan The Karl of Fingal Sir Xe G. Crofton, Bart. The Farl of Charlemont Colonel tfr John. Dillon, ‘The Karl of Milltown Sir Charles Cuffe, Bert. Vhe Earl of Bective Sir ...
... with wellingghouses erected thereon, situate at Grattan-hill and W, ington. in the north-east suburbs of bree Xots, as follows, viz. :— the City of Cork, LOT 1.—Co f Ith mises Nos, 28, 29, and 30, Grattan Hill, demised by the Li June, 1817, subject to ...
... Mrs Power, Mr and Mrs Cornwail, Mr Grattan and Mrs Grattan Bellew, Dr Evory Kennedy, Mrs and Miss Kennedy, Mr, Mrs, and MissEnnis; Mrs Stamer and Mdlle De Rovigo, Dr, Mrs, and the Misses Stokes, Hon Mr and Mrs St John Butler, Hon Theobald Butler, Hon Henry ...
... Braemar. Horses were changed at the Invercauld Arms Hotel. The carriage was an open one, and in front were seated Mr. John Brown, and Mr. John Grant, head forester at Balmoral Both at the Fife and the Invercauld Arms Hotels numerous parties were in waiting, ...
... they would (cheers) Voice —John O'Mahony, [the Head the American Fenians] —they might kuow that Ireland had full capacity for maintaining them all in comfort and pendeuce. Let them come, and they home would open their arms to them (cheers). If Ireland ...
... Vance. Arthur Baker, William Fry, John D'Arcy. Thomas Hutton, J.P . D.L.; Francis Codd, Richard Kelly, John Jameson, John Chambers, Sir T. O’Brien, Bart., M.P.; Sir Lucius O’Brien, Mr. Reynolds. M.P.: Mr. Henry Grattan, Mr. Grogan, Mr. Snagg, and Mr. James ...
... your grateful and devoted servant, John O’Connell. P.S.—You will be addressed within day or two by the committee of the association as to the course they will pursue upon my retirement. CONVERSION OF MR. HENRY GRATTAN. Swift said of ccrtaiu converts from ...