... were present the memory of one of Ireland’* greatest, truest, and Messrs. W. A. LeHunte, J.P., John Cullin, John moat illustrious sons. The city of Grattan's birth— Browne, X. Keating, J. Furlong, J. Downes, W. the in which he achieved the most splendid ...

... DISCOVERY OF GRATTAN'S CARRIAGE. The latest addition to the treasures of the National Museum, Hildare•street, Dublin, is in the shape of an old carriage of historic interest. It belonged to the Grattan Bellew family of Tinnahinch, Enniskerry, county Wicklow ...

... LECTURE GRATTAN. Mr. Phelan, Professor in St. Peter*s College, gave a lecture in the Assembly-rooms on Monday evening, for the benefit of the Catholic Young Men’s Society,” before a respectable and crowded audience. The chair was occupied by the Mayor ...

... ARMED RUFFIANISM. TILE murder of young Leary, a farmer's son, neer Castleisland, at the hands of an emergencyman on Wednesday evening, ought to be a warning to magistrates how they should arm the lowest class cf ruffians to be found in this country, to ...

... Mr. Beet bam, Cheltenham. CHILBLAINS, CHAPPED HANDS AND ARMS PREVENTED—THE SKIN PRESERVED AND BEAUTIFIED. Bbbtham's Royal Dbtbboekt Balm stands unrivalled for imparting to the Neck, Hands, and Arms softness and delicacy unaccomplished hy any other means ...

... INQUEST ON THE LATE NS. F. D. GRATTAN GUINNESS. Dr. William White, City Coroner, held an inquest on Monday on the body of Mr Frederick barley Grattan Guinness, whore eery sudden demise occurred on 3 iturday. Dr. Darley, Q. 0., instructed by Mr. Hutton ...

... JOHN' IURVF.V John Greene, Eeq, [The queetion put our excellent friend is po-rr. It not field, but young fomt of oats, that are called on point out the mode of saving. We see alternative but to have a portion of it carefully adjoining fields.] The New ...

... left in the cabin is not proud that Henry Grattan was his countryman, w ith his servant, a faithful Chinaman, who had been and there are none connected with the noble profession w him many years. He was armed with revolvers, of which he was the ornament ...

... WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1883. amongst Englishmen, was the honoured name of John Bright. Rit in his old age John Blight turned to coercion, and he brought shame and dishonour to his grey hairs by turning traitor to his principles. Well, a circumstance occurred ...

... John Fitzgibbon, one of the meet distinguished men of his time, was son of John Fitzgibbon, Esq., of Mount Shannon, county Limerick, and Ellenor, daughter of John Grove, of Ballyhimook. His paternal ancestors were Roman Catholics. One of bis uncles was ...

... Major John Malcht with suitable flags, banners, streamers, etc. The Chair was occupied by Mr. Donahoe, who has already served one term as President of the society. On his right were Governor Washburn, and other invited guests. On his left were Mr. Taylor ...

... Solicitors for certain next. of kin. St. John's, Newfundland, July 30, 1887. GRATrAN AND PARNELL. HOW HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF. The lives of Grattan and Parnell reveal some striking coincidences of date and fact. Grattan was born in 1746 ; C. S. Parnell in 1846 ...