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... matters of deep interest to the public of a large portion of the county Wexford. In his preface, the author, Mr William Henry Grattan Flood, describes the work a long felt want supplied, and a cursory perual is sufficient to show that the description is perfectly ...
... Teraprown - 764 GLYNN.-flev John 1' Doyle, PP; Rev John Browns, 1 Rathreackate - 306 Wale 514 CO. Baratown. 1-Enniacerthy. 3-Bannow, Scar, Wexford s Sabres - 421 Tirana 1,1313 Goaer.-Very Rev John L Canon Furlong DD,V F, -Bridgetown ...
... prosperous attar the impulse given to trade throughout the country by the Influence of the Volunteers, and the action of Henry Grattan and his corapatriota. Weaving wee one of the principal industries of the town :n 1798, and amongst those engaged in it was ...
... Cahill, oorkcutter, John at; James Hogan, shoemaker. Mary ; John But . er. do. Brennan * * lane; James Moran, labourer, Wexford at ; loiW Neill. eoachpainter. South at; John Kent, 'atwitter, Neville at ; Philip Dunphy, railway porter, :.,..ber en; Wm Lannon ...
... could not do what men have never done. They could not prevail against supirior arms, si.perior discipline, and euperior numbers. Numbers might have prevailed against arms and discipline, but the men of '96 had not even numbers, for no t one-tenth of the ...
... Lennon, do ; John Tardy, Dunes; Jas Culleton, Harrietown ; Furlong, Bricketetowa; L Banville, Kilgarvan ; John Whitty, Wexford; John Furlong, Bricketstown : Stafford, Dungeer ; M Cogley, Bulgan John Lacy, do ; Philip Lennon, Kilgar van ; ...
... Murray, John Pender, Path Donovan, Ed liOnath, John Furlong P Sinnott, Old Boley ; James Francis, Taghmon ; Jo hn Monaghan, W Furlong, R J Bogen, Blastknock Jas Kennedy, P Carty, Traceyetown ; Denis Morrifeev, Thos Roche, Forrest ; D Devereux, John Butler ...
... does quite enough for Home Rale by talking of Grattan's Parliament. Well, now, to talk of Grattan's Parliament at the preeent day is simply an absurdity. Grattan's Parliament is simply impossible. Under Grattan's Parliament the Irish had no voice whatsoever ...
... was or the murder d her lover, confessed the crime in court, had killed him, a :-- ; I gave him some di asleep I hound his arms avid chair. Then I tied his head not move and pushed him door. I went to the floor over the closet and rased a attached ...
... the ?violation passed by tbe West- Cetieeil tft ale proposed by Mr WiLern Smyth . seconded by Mr Teta, MP) : 'Resolve& dim - *Arm the of the' high ••aib • full ifieenere of self- t. We ac theloeill Geeetviteent Act Mae stint instal' of the mine, Mated on ...
... Loran of a brass plate, engraved Henry Grattan's chair;' :et into the broad rail in the middle of the back. It is a comfortable piece of furniture with nothing extraordinary about Be appearance excepting that the arm rails around the hack are much higher ...
... amongst all these, some of which are of enormous dimensions, and scores of miniatures, including portraits of the members of Grattan Parliament, is buried away, in the undisturbed security of a safe, a miniature of Oliver Cromwell. painted from life ; whilst ...