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... I'arluinieut, Grattan concluded by in,v-lug his arnet•dmeot. Ti,• member for county i Armagh seconded the aniendnient. and Pon' sonby having aiseuted, and 'filmset- Burgh and John Eitsgiobon having spoken, She zrpeaker put the question on Mr Grattan's arneumnent ...
... is evident that Dr Grattan esteemed it a high honour for his 'father to get a grave in the Abbey, and he endeavoured in every way to induce him to change his Mind as regards being buried at Moyanna. On June 3, the day before Grattan died, his son again ...
... people of Belfast at once entered into armed amociatioos for defence ag.iinst the common sonny. So the Volunteer movement was Muted. The organisation penetrated to the data and West, and such men as Flood. Grattan, and Charlemout were appointed oaken. ...
... Flood, T C, Botchines Arms; John Proctor, TC, Emmet road, Golden Bridge; John Sheeran, TC, Railway Tavern. loancore; Wm Wallace, Golden Bridge, North; John Flood. 12 Grattan crescent, Ktlmainhani; Ilampden Shaw. C K, Inchicone road; ...
... Nurray'siT:Mixture °NO 111WBETZB 70114000 KAM VISITORS TO THE HORSE SHOW SHOULD CALL AT GRATTAN HOUSE 23 PARLIAMENT STREET, 15 LOWER EXCHANGE BT. NOW OPEN (Arm EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS WITH • WELL SELECTED STOCK ...
... years at Trinity College that Grattan gained the legialsuve independeom of Ireland sod that 100.000 armed men were sees welktog Meesgh the swims of Diddle, sod Eng- lead found herself arrayed foe fret Mae with a nation in arms. After Tose left Trinity College ...
... Harrington, the present member. Sir Thomas Grattan ERIMOde; for East Kerry, J D Sheehan, the present Bitting Whig member ; for South Kerry, Denis Kilbride, the sitting Whig member, and for North Kerry. John Slack, the present oiling Whig member Funeral ...
... Myles Quinn, PL G. pewit Slime I present—Messrs John Nolan, how IfiNyby. Joseph Dowlang. Thomas Walls. MS Dirglik John F Dips. Daniel Reilly, LAW O'finla R Room. M Hanlon. Janos la.. D•Arey. boo sec. and John bon see. The Committee &Aid that time for re ...
... down on the sae of ths that weld he Mead to the memory of great dead Chief. Parnell weal applause) Mr Patrick Doyle and Mr John Gramma Leo supported lite motion, which was with acclamation. Mr Foamier. in propoeing a vote of theta. to Mr Langton toe presiding ...
... Dublin by this Compaq,! P. /sTI ELTON of LON•fl; BEAU. - tTI . P.DAY EVENTIOI • PAC:LIM:CI, so, First AM of THE GOLDE N WEB. arm will be oo Thy Performance on SATURDAY. —Private Boxes. 14. It, sad 3 pelages y Stalls, 6d; Balcony, Pit Stalk. Mg Circle,* ...
... the I: Grattan• Brllew. Orland, ,f Chnc tr ti.r I ii.nry J Lambert, Eey. J I' 1:u :'ruytii. A MAN sr ' , roc vr:r). Cork. Ay L Mr Coroner Blake. solicitor. hi;lil an mituent thin evening at the North Infirmary oil the body of a man named John 11.ek..v ...
... Mot* Dead Child in lee r Arms Itr &toy, M P, City Coroner, held an Inquest to-der at Stems& 1109111.1 rhea body of a child named William D'Flabert,. aged 7 months, who *as found lying in tie Mother's urine in • millpond at Grattan Corm:cot, 'miniver°, on ...