... each dressed in deep mourning, and wearing on the left arm a band of black crape, with ** depending. These Gentlemen had walked in procession from Banbridge, having assembled at the Downshire Arms in that town, at an early hour, and there formed into a ...

... rested a well-known person named John Mulholland —more commonly known as ‘* Pop” Mulbolland, from his being a manufacturer of that article, and a publi- can. requested the bailiff? to aeeompany him to bis house in Grattan-street, in order that the amount ...

... this institution is of an ascetic and monastic character. Whose fault is that? Not that of the Roman Catholics. In 1795, Mr. Grattan presented a petition from the Roman Catholic body, objecting to that clause in the Act which prevented the education of P ...