... of a statue to Henry Grattan (hear, hear). To this was due the statue of Henry Grattan to this the demonstration of thia morning (applause). But we owed more to Mr. Sullivan than this. To him we owed the preservation for Grattan’s statue of the site upon ...

... SEARCH FOR ARMS IN LIMERICK. It was generally supposed, says Limerick oorrespon* dent, that, owing to Stephens’ abandonment of the cause of Fenianism, and the indignation to which bis cowardice and false promises bad given rise, tbe authorities would ...

... each Bishop Plunket, Patrick Sarstield, Henry Grnttan, John Philpot Curran, Henry Flood, Lord KLwarden, Gerald Griffin, Daniel O Connell, Lord Edward Fitzgerald, Robert Emmet, Theobald Wolfe Tone, John and Uenrv ares. James Nanper Tandy, Henry Jackson, m ...

... Uprose our Roe O'Neill, who first the Roundheads smote, Then died, with single arm his country’s flag upbearing. Around thee still I saw the great souls thronging fast— Grattan, the golden-tongued, wlwse breast With storms was swelling— The Geraldine, of ...

... before you the orator of the Irish Senate, Henry Grattan. I regret that time warns me to be more concise than I would wish in the sketch I about to present to you. Henry Grattan was the son of James Grattan, Recorder of Dublin, and of Mary, daughter of C ...

... time will come when Ireland in peace and security can bestow honour upon her noblest sous. GRATTAN. The renowned patriot, Henry Grattan, when Ireland arose armed under his influence, and asserted her title to he an independent nation, that was a grand ...

... each- Bishop Plunket, Patrick Sarstield, Henry Grattan, John Philpot Curran. Henry Flood, Lord Kiiwarden, Gerald Grillin, Daniel O Connell, Lord Edward Fitzgerald, Robert Emmet Theobald Wolfe Tone, John and Henry Sh- ares. James Napper Tandy, Henry Jackton ...

... decked with the illuminated arms the four Iri-h provinces. The arms of the Suiltvan family, with a Gaelic motto, are emblazoned iu its crown, and three handsome vignettes are introduced around the sides—a view of the Grattan statue opposite the Parliament ...

... Sir Henry Grattan Bellew and Miss Bellew ; Mr Edmond Dease, Mrs Dease, and Miss Dease ; Sir John Esmonde, MP, Lady Esmonde, and Miss Esmonde. Mrs Beilew, Mrs Dease, and Lady Esmonde, are grand-daughters of Henry Grattan ; Lady Laura Grattan, widow of ...

... “Robert M‘Donnell. “To the Eight Hon. the Lord Mayor.” Subscriptions to the Grattan Monument Colonel M ‘Donnell, Gleu-ariff, Co. Antrim, ; Right Hon. Alexander M‘Donnell, £l3 ; John M'Donuell, M.D., Medical Poor Law Commissioner, ; Janies lisq., Lcesou-street ...

... Union met ag usual Saturday. Present Rev. Maxwell H. Close, M.A., treasurer R.1.A., presiding; Michael Corcoran, John Fleming, Michael Cusack, John Morrio, and D, Comyn, hon. secretary. The following subscriptions were received for the Prize Fund—Per Rev, ...

... and canvesoed twenty-four collectors. The John D.llon Branch will have e. mraittee of their own and work on similar lines. Thus friendly emulation is create'!, which will bear grod results. The members of the John Dillon Branch desire to have a public meeting ...