... Scots, John Macpherson, Ivol. ii. /..if Dublin, 1700. An Argument for Ireland, by John O’Connell, Esq , M.P.; second edition, printed by order of the Repeal Association, Ivol., 3s 6d. Duinmans Answer the Address of the Right Hon. Henry Grattan, ex-re ...

... THE NATION. MR. HENR7 GRATTAN AND THE NATION. TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN. Sir—As Mr. Duffy’s paper, Thk Nation, not published until Saturday, I lose no time in requesting you to insert in your publication of to-morrow a denial of the statements set ...

... repealing that accursed Union (cheers). Even in Grattan’s time (and Grattan lived until 1820) —even in Grattan’s time—the Catholics of Ireland already petitioned for the Repeal of the Union, and Grattan told them If ever you, Catholics of Ireland, rise ...

... Ireland who have generously granted a place inside the rails of the bank for a statue to Henry Grattan; and, certainly, if good statue be erected to Henry Grattan in that place, it will be an ornament to the city. But I maintain that, as a matter of taste ...

... trigger or pushed pike than Michael Quigley, of Rathcoffey. Seventy years ago, when the arms of the Volunteers were rattling on the church-floor in Dungannon, and when Grattan’s glorious voice was ringing Exto perpetua in the Irish Senate, there were three young ...

... mencement of a fund to erect a statue to Grattan, is one more proof in addition to the many you have given of the zeal and sincerity of y'our patriotism. The act is worthy of your character. , 1 have ever venerated Grattan our greatest man. His private life ...

... the PicH, and th* and Irish Scots, John ilicpherion, 1 whole calf, ss. n , , , d/ Argument for Ireland, Ji>nn Connell, P • ?ecoad edition, nrinted order tiie Association, 1 ▼ d-, I. 1847. the Ad of the Hon, Henry Grattan, e.r- representative of the city ...

... the Irish people by tue effort (made by certain low tellows, bounded on by their masters) to defraud the memory Grattan (“ever glorious Grattan, the great and the good,) of that place in our city which corresponds with nis true place in our hearts, while ...

... in his life time, and the intrinsic merit of the works which he bequeathes to future agesin both of which respects Henry Grattan must be allowed to stand foremost and superior to all his Irish predecessors and succeedents. He alone achieved for Ireland ...

... Tribune, Newspaper?, bound in 1 vol, complete from the commencement, 12tli February, to the 22nd July, 1848, edited by John Mitcbel, John Martin, and Kevin Izod O’Doherty, price 30s. Mac Nevin's (W. J.) Pieces of Irish History, illustrath of the condition ...

... denied the use of arms. Grattan, Flood, Curran, Plnnket, Ponsonby, Bushe, Saurin, Foster, Jebb, and noble following defended the constitutional rights of Ireland in the Senate when Catholics had neither votes nor representatives- Later John Mitohel, Smith ...

... jun. 10 0 Dr. Maunsell 10 0 John furser, Esq., 100 Henry Grattan, Esq. 10 0 George lioe, Esq. 10 birE. M‘Donnell 10 T. W. Kinder, Esq. 1 0 John Chambers, Esq. 10 0 Lord Ashtown 10 bir Andrew Arm- Ilis Grace t!ie Duke of Leinster .. ...