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... then proceeded to the subject of his lecture, as fol- lows GRATTAN’S CHILDHOOD. It was not necessary to say much concerning the birth of The interest of his career derived little or Henry Grattan. He was no force from the details of the baptismal register ...
... LETTER DR. GRaTTAN. TO THE CHAIRMAN OP THE IRISH TENANT LEAGUE.” Drummin House, county Kildare Sept. 24. 1864. Sir l regret that I cannot attend the meeting of the 26tk instant. compliance with the circular the 20tb, which invitee the communication of ...
... Having concluded the chapter he again asked the assembly to join him in prayer, at the conclusion of which he took his text from John iii. 14, 15—“ And as Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness, even so must the Son of Man be lifted up, that whoever ...
... DEATH OF WILLIAM GRATTAN, ESQ. record with much regret the death of William Grattan, Esq., n distinguished officer of distinguished regiment—the gallant Connaught Rangers, 110 died on Friday, the 22d ult., at Shamrock Lodge, near Athy, having breathed ...
... quart*r srm* Grattan with hi* l« arm«, compllvnro w.ib a proviso '■ the *ill lh» la if •? floo. Jatnea Grattan, T nnehtneh. o-u- tv Wtc«' -w At rtpur, Linv* «*n Sunl*T Peter T«jl Keq .of • Al the North Streiid. I.imerKJ:. tlie wife Mr. John Pitt*, » .touchier ...
... MR. SCULLY AND MR. GRATTAN. M.P. Mr. Grattan has sent us the following letter with request that we should publish it in reply some remarks made by that gentleman in CoueiUatioii Hall ou last Monday. Sir—ln speech of yours reported in the Freeman this ...
... MR. SCULLY AND MR. GRATTAN. M Mr. Grattan has »*-nt us Journal) the following Irttrr, with a request that should publish it in reply to some remarks made that gentleman i Q Conciliation Hall last Monday : 84, Stephen’s green, Bth January, 1850. ** Sir—ln ...
... gallant spirit evinced by young Grattan, and the fact that the same almost rash contempt for danger was one of his leading characteristics. In that day, in Ireland, fought merely to oblige his neighbour. In we find Grattan’s name entered upon the books ...
... MR. SCUf.LY AND MU. GRATTAN, M.P, Mr. Gr»lt«n trot u« (Fretman'a Jvurnnl) ih» following Uttrr, with rpquaat that publith it in rrpljr lo *oin» rnnatka mad* with rrgini to that gentleman in Conciliation Hallonlait Mond.j •* 84, StephenVgreen, Bth January ...
... THE ARM Y. Lieutenant-General Rnrrell. C.8., Colonel 3Dth Regiment of Foot, died at Alnwick at the advanced age of 76. on Tuesday the 4th inst. Royal Artillery. —Sixty men, gunners and drivers, of the R H. Artillery, for the purpose of augmentation, arrived ...
... Grome, Joseph Philip Daly. George Davis. John T. Egan, James Evans, O'ConnoE Henchy. John J. Lopdell, O'Connor Martin. (One Vacmit). Ensigns— Patrick O'Connor, M. Browne, Thomas Woods, Heim - fetirwan, John D. Devereux. Ann jt —Vacant. Pay mas per —Seymour ...
... industrial arts and commerce, to the splendour ot history and the happiness of humanity. AN ENGLISH COMMENTARY JOHN MITCHEL’S MANIFESTOES. Mr. John Mitchel has recently published an address to the Irish people in the old vitriol style. This gentleman appears ...