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... ••• * • HENRY GRATTAN. shout the establialLnett of on No'. nation. fire aitths of it. peon., s E.. denied their full participtioe in it,. of ustiothond. It is only by the tits. in 'sloth Grattan lived, h opinions which he bad le :combat, and the men with ...
... FOURTH LECTURE IN ANSWER TO MR. FROUDE. “GRATTAN AND THE VOLUNTEERS.” WHY HOME RULE FAILED UNDER GRATTAN. ‘they knew, whe'nes . was . ...
... Though two, vent to Grattan, the &Wee and ['wet popular of the leader.— Charlemon% end Food, were to the Catholic claims, yet tins meeting of sturdy Pro• adopted the resolution (amnir of the Catholic, which lied been drafted by Grattan', on the motion of ...
... Ma% PRO ARM (7 POOR. BELFAST. SATURDAY. FEBBIIABY 124. 1877. The news from the Eastern part of Europe becomes less hopeful every day, and it appears now as if the belief is very generally entertained that Russia means to go to war. The preparations going ...
... examiner PRO ARM BILF•ST. BLTtID•T, Y•RCH SI, 1877 There seems to be nothing as yet in the way of reliable news regarding the issue of the present oppressive suspense which the turn of affairs is creating, but there is, as usual, abundance of rumours ...
... only son of John Doberty, aged 18 mounths. | Faxxan—July 11, at Bal'imore, Md., Thomas T D mos. %flynn.numw~m & native of the Parish of Lough Glyn, » County Roscvmomeon, aged 43 years. i @aarTan—August 2, st Rathgar, Duhlin, Miss Faany Grattan, daughter ...
... Allen oratory U A A; John Webb. jun: Jewett Lavery. John *Mallon, Patrick harem. Philip Lavery, John U A .11. John John Flynn, Joseph Casaidy. l'atk Brawler Wm Brawls,. Julio Hugh.. -eretary I N F. Pateck *Karon% Arthur ...
... Canal S:reet Barrack, with Sub-Constables Martin, Maguire, and M'Ardie, from the Hide Market Barrack, Newry, proceeded, fully armed, in the direction of Adavoyle, a police barrack situated near Slievegullion Mountain, where they were joined by Constable Caulfield ...
... found Ireland on her koees, | walched over her with an etersal solicitude. 1 have traced her presress from injuries to arms, and from arms te liberty. Spirit of Sw ‘te ! Spirit of Melysus * your gemius has prevai ed ! Ireland is now a nation ' (o that new ...
... have witnessed. 1 do not forget that General Sir John Moors said to Grattan. If I were an lrishneui I would be a rebel. I The principles of Lord Edward. of ToOtt, and of Helmet were principles of armed resistance to intolerable tyranny. They iniagin ...
... wonderful figure in Irish bis'ory, r ime torah from its bosom. John Martin was born and reared in L nfiloror. Duly—we mean the Duly of toe Vow: Ireland • ra--epent his childhood sad hie youtb in irs arm,. Jehn Mitchel woe a Newry man Isaac Butt the light for ...
... England twenty years before the year 1800. The last time I spoke to my congregation on Irish affairs John Martin was in the chair, and since that be and John Mitchel have passed away, but they have both left us a noble memory ; they have left a heritage of ...