... MR. JOHN DEVOY. Mr. John Devoy said;—“l am glad see such splendid gathering of country people here to-day. It is meet and proper that Irish citizens should celebrate the Fourth July VIVICIVU-n with double fervour and enthusiasm. Our race was well represented ...

... Father Ryan, Mount Argus; Father do; Dr D Barry, London; P W Corrigan, W J Ryan, Doran. Hollywood, Underwood O’Connell. John Redmond. MP; John Dillon, ; Harrington, MP; J Butler, J Triston, TC; Father Norbert Jones, J Meagher, Bathurst; J Coggins, J Duane, ...

... Brighton. RIP. l6. 1893. in Dublin. John F Cabili. laic Bailywo. Doolin, Co cinre. May 16.1698, at 2 Cardigan road, “oir^y;Engird, Annette, the dearly lovcfl »iic Jolm Carroll (formerly of Cork), and daughter the late John Fenia. Dll GAN December 9, 1897 ...

... Flood, TC, Butcher's Arms; John Proctor, TC, Emmet road. Golden Bridgi; John Sheens, TC. Railway Tavern, loehicore; Wm Wallace, Golden Bridge, North; John Flood, 13’Grattan crescent, Kilmainham; Hampden Shaw, C£, Incbioore read; ...

... necessary, to force its will arms later on. Grattan fought heroically with all that was best Ireland against disgraceful cabals, wholesale corruption, and secret attempts at fostering riot and insurrection. At the end of 1796 Grattan again raised his warning ...

... rental 19s per week. 1 Grattan court is let out m weekly tenements at a gross rental per week. No 2 Grattan ccnrt is atso let oat weekly tanatoe.ns gross rental of per week. No 7 Gratiau street produces 0 per year No 1 Grattan court 22 2 0 2 6 ANNUAL ...

... amongst those the platform were—Messrs John Redmond, ; Redmond, M P; P Kavanagh. O F Sir Thomas Grattan Esmond©, M P; T D M P; T J HeeJy. M John Barry Pierce Bowe, Rev Shed. PP, Bree; Rev PP. Batlyonghter; Rev John Brown, CC, Barotanvn; Rev 1) J Peter’s ...

... Time” The recitation. ••Tha Arms of *82, was rendered by Mr E F Leach, man, which was followed by The Waicoma,” sung by Mr Peter White. The Sword woe sung by Mr O’Brien, old after Mr Rooney bed given For from the Hills In* Mr John R Whelan recited Davis’s ...

... power than Grattan’s Parliament possessed. The failure lay not in tho i power possessed by Grattan's Parliament, but in the neglect of the u'.o of that power. In order explain properly what he meant, he s!iouid ask them to consider how Grattan's | Parliament ...

... Bar D Orteniw. Bar Mr HufAy ilMted MUac tba chair, Mnd—tea ilterirrf My work «Sum «k* g| Um grand. Thr rrpori Fiartyteriaa arm raad. Apeonatießa tor laM rriiir sitwsahs&.'s Bar Harray. «l ai, aad naild ter nflr~*‘ *—* **~~ * ‘•‘r ate*. Sat ih* gyaSte ...

... uMh wuak duy 1 o'ulock. VTOIRA, Triiitj mpmA OUM, met iM. owrtwlly sttoated lueh: bar attachaC. Howl, t Upaar Oraond V ' Grattan Bridmli baoa aad la 6a; room, 2s; tariff ROYAL ALBERT Haas. Lana ThMalafsbo, near Rotuuds; large, comfortable bedrooms, 6d; ...

... News, American Money Markets. Page 4—Leaders; The Intermediate Reforms. Lord Castletown on Grattan. Sab-leaders and Notices. ' Lobd Castlbtowk’s lectnre on Grattan, which was delivered in Janaary last before the Irish Literary Society, and summary of which ...