... is., is. 6d. and'2s. 6d. GRATTAN & CO.'S IMPROVED SEIDLITZ POWDEBS. InBoxes, containing twelve draughts, Is. 6d GRATTAN & CO.'S CANTHARADINE POMADE, for the Growth of the Hair. GRATTAN & CO'S LEMONADE AND GINGER AEE.' GRATTAN & CO.'S SODA, KALI, VICHY ...

... inst., who appeared to have been recently tippling b etherein. k 'The defendant wae fined £2 and ?? costs. c John Sandlord, spirit-grocer, Grattan Street, was Si s summoned by Constable M'Cann for a similar offence ti on the 6th instant. v The case was dismissed ...

... Hunter, Ballyforlea, 2nd prize, Mr. Henry John M'Conkey, Muff. 3rd prize, Mr. Robert Smyth, Tamnadoey. 4th prize, Mr. John Staunton, Ballyforlea. 6th prize, Mr. John Dunbar, Littlebridge. Gth prize, Mr. John M'Kee, Tallybuoy. 7th prize, Mr. Wm. Davison ...

... M.P. Edmund Cuppnge, J.P. John Montgomery, J.P., Edmund MINeill, J.P. 1 D.L. lenry l'Noilo, J,P, John MIGildowny, J.P. T. J. Boyd, J.P1 John Turnly, J.P. J. B. Ifilatwell, J.P. Charles bl'Garcl, J.P. John Smlyth, J.P. John Young, J.P. ...

... Is_ Is. Gd. and 2s. 6d. GRATTAN & CO.'S IMPROVE5D SEIDLITZ POWDERS. In Boxes, containing.twelve draughts, ls. Gd GRATTAN & CO.'S CANTHARADINE PONMADE, for the Growth of the Hair. GRATTAN & CO.'S LEMONADE AND GING-E R: ALE. GRATTAN & CO.'S SODA, IAL1, VICHY ...

... single respect except the wish to keep kreland for the Irish. The later tribe of Repealers, from Q'Connell down to John Mitchel, and from John Mlitchel down to The O'Doanoghue, had no desire to re-establish the order of things which Y prevailed in the years ...

... 1)tip NCID,5. BET.AST, Mty 13.-Wind, S. by W.-WMeather, Rainy. ARRIVED. arM 12.-Vaogunard, st., Mlurray, Liverpool; Trafalgar, st., Williamns, Dablin. SAILIRD. MAx 12.-Laurel, st., Boyd, Glasgow; TRoval Consort, st., MI'Kellar, Fleetwood; Fenella, st ...

... AGRICULTURAL and GAR- DEN SEEDS. JOHN LYTLE. 1 & 3, North Street, FebTut1ary, 1868. 765 ESTABLISHED IN 1825. GRATTAN & 0O.'S MEDICAL HALL, 10 & 12, CORN MARKET, BELFAST, UThderl tle ?? superill fend,' lle of MR. GRATTAN, AND HIS SON-IN-LAW, MR R. W. PRING ...

... to admire wve can hardly 2 doubt. But it is equally certain that it wvas to Grattan, the determined foe of the Union ; to Grattan, the leader of the movement of 1782 - to Grattan, as the apostle of what i3 termoed *Irish Independeilce, that the gecat majority ...

... priests had hidden away arms, and cer- tainly a few muskets were found in one convent, but the convent had been used as an ambu- lance, and the arms had belonged to soldiers who hlad died. For some time there was a close search for arms, during which many ...

... William Thompson, Thies. Andrews, M.D., ?? George C. Hyvnfmnan, Robert Patterson, Jas. M'Adam, ?? Robert S. M'Adam, John Grattan, John Stevelly, LL.D., Rev. I. Steen, Edmund Getty, ?? Rev. Edward Hincks, D.D., James M'Adamd jun., W. Neil- son Hancock ...

... ?? . ' GRATTAN & CO.S AROMATIC TINCTURE. OF QUININEi. A valuablei Tdnic' for Debility.' In Bottles, 2s. 6d. ' ' ' ' GRATTAN & CO'3S AROMATIC: SMELLING 'SALTS- 'd 'per bottle. GRATTAN & CO.'S ANTITPRESSURE:CORN PLASTER1 's 1per bax.' GRATTAN & CO.S ESSENCE' ...