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... 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 ...
... Urlingford workhouse. The following jury was sworn i—liesete. Patrick liolohao (foreman). Edward J. Commack, 'fbooms Cardigan, Richard Hayes, John Stapleton, 'Thos. Norton, Michael Walsh. Thomas Walsh, James Doran, Thomas Wall, William Whelan, and Jas. Nolan ...
... stimulants of any kind. Dues not the great Dr Grattan, a man eminent in his profession, say that the use of stimulants is perfectly unnecessary in the case of sick people. C erk—The best answer to that is that Dr Grattan is one of the old school (laughter). Dr ...
... its aptitude and love tor the military prolessiou. Having dwelt on the brilliant teals of arms of the Irish Brigade, the victory ol Fontenoy, the teats ot arms ot the Koches and Dillons in European country, the lecturer said that the second marked ch ...
... present were Mr. T. F Meagher, Judges Daly and O’Connor, Eugene Kelly, John Brougham, E. C. and T. Donnelly. William C. liarrett, Anthony Stephen C Maseett, Malcolm Campbell, John Ryan, James It win, Mei-ry E. Clarke, Samuel and C. S. Sl ...
... Taylor, C.E. ; Mr. E lward Grattan, Rev. W. liagot, Mr. H. U. Townsend, C.E. ; Mr. Timothy O'Brien, Dr. Hennis Green, Mr. Brett, C.:.; Mr. A. C. T;tl,,r, Mr. H. .1. 'MacFarlane Mr. B. Stoney, C.E.; Mr. Henry Shaw, Mr. John Baggot, Mr. R. Heron, Mr. W ...
... Mulhall, C.C., ballytm brother to the young lady. Pbofessioh of Relioiocs—Miss Grattan, daughter the lato Henry Grattan, Eaq., and grandaughter of the immortal Irish patriot, Grattan, has received the black veil, in the Francscan Convent of strict observance ...
... PRICE-FHE FEME REBELS—MEN OF KILDARE, Seven y years ago, when ihe arms of the Volunteers were rattling on 'hechurch-tlnor in Dungannon, and when Grattan’s glorious voice was ringing Estn perpetual in the Irish Sena e. there were three youngbo>sat >«chool ...
... politicians would persuade us. Grattan saw its force dealing with Engl sh parties : hen Fox *B2, wrote to the Whig party in Ii eland to announce the coming of the Duke of Portland, and expressed wish for their support, Grattan and Lord Cbarlemont met together ...
... prisoner, John Morgan sworn. George Nesbitt, sworn. The following were the gentlemen sworn to try the prisoner : Patrick Fallon Henry Morrison George Dingwall | John Neill William Brett J Henry Pigeon Robert Grattan | George Rodgers John Roche ...
... likely to have been what is known as modest essnratice' rather titan anything that issued, from the olfim of the King of Arms. For a thousand ae.rs. Seotland was an independent Kingdom, treating on terms ot equality with Cie cid powers of E trope. Eleept ...
... granted, if fitly Irish Members act as Sir John Gray acted on the Church Question, let each of them equally rewarded, but, in the maintime let us arm Sir John Gray with the prestige which Ireland threw around Grattan and O'Connell, when she sent them to the ...