... Why has he changed his opinioni? Xr Lecky ia au ardent adrnirer of Grattan's Parliameult. So far as *e car Zather from his article he wonld not , Obiect to the re-establishment of Grattan's Par- he liaoment now, if its essential features could be hestored ...

... champion of Catholic Emancipation was- Ever glorious Grattan, thp best of the good, With all that Demosthenes wanted endued, And his rival or master in all he possessed. Such patriotism as that of which GRATTAN is the representative shows that there are Irishmen ...

... Dr Henry Grattan Day, resident eurgeos. Jer- Vit ttreet Hospitil. stated ?? Daniel Cloce was admitted to tvxe hospital on the previous niilit at 7.30 o'clock. He wan theu quite dead. Taere was a large lacerated fesh wound on rhe upper I arm, and bruiies- ...

... to them upon a Y day next ?? The board now consists of General Sir John Wocdfotd, Lord: Beauchamp, General BotnD Sir John'Bell, Geusrl Jonatha .Peel, ?? General Knolly, and Sir'John Berkeley. The inquiry wilt be conducted il , the ?? ?? pf Chels Elospital ...

... Sack- vitle-streest. 51; Mrs Henry Grattan, Stephen's-green, il 2s; Moxcell Hamilton, Esqo, errion-squatr, 1; Andiew G;ll, Esj, per Vey Rev Dr Spratt, 1l; Lady 'Neotervitlles per Very R1ev Dr O'Connell, P P, 1l; John Wardell, Eiq. hohrnaz-itreet, per Mr ...

... speak without introducing it into his mouth, thereby causing what Grattan called his sepul- cilsal note. Grattan's nose was very long and Flood's nose very short, and this was why Grattan used the expression his broken beak (cbeers)._ He had read the ...

... RUSSELL, Captain George Vandeleur, of Ashburne House, was on Tuesday sworn in a magistrate of the county Limerick. Captain John Scully, of Shanballard, Clonmel, has been appointed resident magistrate. The vacancy was caused by the death of William Ryan ...

... -ldop of Dublin; Mr. John Edwd Barry, Alder- Vis1t Campbell, J P; Alderman VII DI , Mr. James L)ollard, Mr. W Findlater, the Very Rev Capon Fricker, Kr. W J Kelly, Mr. Charles Ken- cesdy, J P; Mr. Thomas S Martin, Alderman _leagher, John Mulligan, Mr. Jas ...

... Uniou. Eighty eight years ago the historian said that John Esmonde attacked a place down below, and made short work of a gang of scoundrels (applause). If he did he did his duty in his time. They had John Esmonde's great grandson here to-day, and if his great ...

... the last, by eight, viz.- Barron, Sir W. | Higgins, G. 0. Blake, M. J. i Magan, W. H. Corbally, Nugent, Sir P. Greene, John O'Brien, John. Of these four voted with ministers on the last occasion, viz., Blake, Greene, Higgins, and Magan. Their adhesion to ...

... vividly sketched. In the raidst of men gathering to arms, Meagher'e was not the' soul to renmain unmoved. His wan the very nature to catch fire under such cir- cunastances and to respond to the call of arms as if it ri- f was an angel spoke. The cause was ...

... Sullivan,MA.P., occupiedthe chair. Amongst those lpreseilt ?? Rev. Dean O'Loughlin (Catholic University), John ,Mtolloy, Esq. ; James Burke, Esq.; Rev. John O'Efanlon, C.C.; James Reilly, Esq., T.C.; - Kelly, Esq., T.C.; Very Rev. Father Moore, ?? Very Rev ...