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... GRATTAN'S PARLIAMENT. When Mr. Gladstone talks of Ireland having separate Parliament for five centuries least, he seem* forget that this country never bad worthy of being » Parliamont, not e»en in the palmy Jay* of U*ury Gratuo- Tbe invasion iho Dane* ...
... for too members of the Grattan family, of whom there were present— Laura Grattan, widow of Henry Grattan's eldest son; Lady Esrnonde, Mrs. Grattan Bellew and Mrs. Edmund Dease, Henry Grattan’s granddaughters; Sir Henry ...
... ahoes. Mr. John Hunter stated that the shoee and the revolver were the shop the night of the inst. Wilson Smith stated that the shoes pawned in his father's oflioe by the prisoner, who got 5s them, giving the name of Wm. Thompson, Grattan Street. Mr. ...
... Monthly: Baubridgr —■Jud Monday. Arms, y,.mo -Ist Wedu-a lay. til I'-'. Main Street. Thursday. Arm*, l.utf-moon —-’od Thurs.. Moutagoe'n Hotel —Ist Saturday, the Royal Hotel. Coleraine -2nd Sp.tnrday. Corpora ion Arms. Cook«toan—Lr~i Saturdny, Mr. Clarkes ...
... 6d.. and lua. 6d. GRATTAN 4 CO.’S AROMATIC TINCTURE OP QUININE—A valuabla Tonic for DebiUty. Bottles. 2*. Cd. GRATTAN 4 CO.’S AROMATIC SMELLING BALTS-Bd. per Bottle. GRATTAN 4 CO.’S ANTI-PRESSURE CORN PLASTER-Is. par Box. GRATTAN 4 CO.’S ESSENCE RENNET ...
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... jury were sworn try the Samuel Close (foreman), John Mood, Charles Allen, George F. Daniel. James U. Connell, Thomas Hrideford. John A. Cellan, Edward Carson, Richard Devitt, William Fenelon, John Grattan, and Mr. FottrelL The Solicitor-Obhiral. in stating ...
... Anna. I- .rue —lst Weduee-lay, -19. Mam Struct. Lurgan—l»t Thursday. Arms Diuigannon—Sad Thura.. Mouttutu©’.) Hotel. ButlymeDH—l l Saturday, the Royal Hotel. Saturuuy, Corporation Arms. Saturday, Mr. 6. Jame«’B Street. 11771 Ia“ The Largest Dental Practice ...
... directions. BelfaMt Agents : Missrs. GRATTAN (Ltd ». Corn M.rket. WILLIAM DOBBIN * Co.. North 81. V* HELLER V WHITAKER. High St ; J. 4. HASLFTT. North Street. CUAB. J PAYNE. 3. Oxford Budding*. For Wholesale Terms apply JOHN G J RD WuOD.P-tfml.-r Su!* .i,a ...
... Belfast. Mr. John M-Grattan, to Miss Mary I-oy, late of Killough, County Down. M‘Kee and Mattbews—Oetober 1.8. at the Annahilt Presbyterian Church, the Rev. Tbotnaa Ower, Mr. William M'Kee, Luborn, to Annie, eldest daughter of Mr. John Matthewa. Larchhill ...
... GETTY. Esq.. Mayor. President. JAMES BRISTOW. Esq . Treasurer JOHN DAVIDSON. Esq . Hon. Secretary. John Bell. jun„ Captain M'Bridc, William Carson. Wm. Spackraan. Henry Campbell. John Seed. John Dunn, jua, J. Weinberg, and J. B. Kennedy. , F. D. Ward. William ...
... tin presence of rither Mr. Grattan or the of iwerry. Neither of these gentlemen Iwing in town, were sent them, and al*o Lord t;n-gal. who Killeen Castle, and early Satur 'lay morning the three arrived iu Dublin. Mr. Grattan and Mr. F.ugerala waited >n ...