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... Surely, too, this a fitting site for the statue of Grattan. The central point the life and activity of Ireland's capital; the one side, that venerable university, on whose walls the portrait of Grattan hangs, and in whose halls his first triumphs in l ...
... DESPERATE ENCOUNTER IN CARDIGAN GAOL. One morning last week the officials of Cardigan Gaol had a frightful encounter with two desperate burglars, namei John Stuart and Henry Williams, awaiting their trial at the asslz f. About six o'clock the morning ...
... CARDIGAN JACKETS ALL SHADES. The office of the registrar of BIRTHS and DEATHS tor the Chorlej District is REMOVED From the Town Hall Chambers, to 54, MARKET STREET, CHORLKT, Near the Manchester and Salford Bank. H. BARNES has jnst received a large and ...
... of the House of Commons and come amongst the people, as John Keogh advised Grattan to do long since. Arthur O'Conner and Lord Edward Fitzgerald speedily joined the United Irishmen, but Grattan, Curran, and Lord Henry Fitzgerald kept aloof from them. ...
... in 1798, but which would fail now as it failed then. The Irishman who now thought be could throw away his arms, just as Grattan disbanded the volunteers in 1782, would find tbat be bad placed himself in the power of a cruel, unrelenting English enemy ...
... GRAND ASSAULT AT ARMS. for an r that been I the , who to the Mr. Halley is doterreined to invest the Myrtle. street Gymnasium with associations not less to the public than to those directly connected with his establishment. Though it is scarcely two years ...
... between Flood and Grattan took place in the House. In the heat of debate Grattan made a very discourteous and unfair allusion to Flood's illness. Flood rose ' and after a few words of preface' launched into a fierce onslaught upon Grattan. He dwelt with ...
... liberty arm (hear, hear, ami ironical chcera from the Irish members). Mr. Mitchell Henry, who was ironically cheered by the Irish members, insisted that the Government did not renew the Arms Act any outrages that nueht occur would their door. Mr. John Morley ...
... ?? arm Colonial. THE UNITED STATES. The United States mail steam-ship St. Louis, Captain J. A. Wotton, arrived at Cowes on Saturday, en route to Havre, with the usual English and French mails, the former portion of which was landed at Southampton midday ...
... Stations of tbe British Arm v From Colburn't United Service Magazine for Oct. Where two places are mentioned, the last-named is that at which the DepoU of the Regiments are stationed. Ist LifeGuards, Regent's Park; i Ist, Zante, Castlebar 2nd, Hyde Park ...
... engines, shafting, fixtures, and fittings, and having a private arm connected with the canal. —For further particulars apply to Messrs Cunliffe and Leaf, solicitors, 56, Brown-street; to JOHN WRIGHT, 79. Corporation-sti_et, Manchester. ftlfgcellaneou-. tor ...
... LEEDS ST. JOHN’S FOOTBALL CLUB. Friday night the members of the above club held their annual dinner at the Cardigan Arms Hotel, winding up most successful season. After dinner, Mr. I. J. Ogden, former captain, was called to the chair. The usual toasts ...