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... At the first fire, Grattan's shot struck Corry in the arm. The seconds ordered them to fire a second time. Grattan fired into the air, and Curry's oh d did not take effect. The ground was then left • and the incident ended with Grattan fully justified. ...
... which Grattan had hoped might be perpetual, and ever increasing in its beneficent operations and results, endured only eighteen years. Mr. J. H. McCarthy tersely writes. Grattan bad traced the career of Ireland from injuries to arms, and from arms to liberty ...
... of San Remo, and noticed that he had clothes under his right arm. When prosecutor enquired about his lost clothes, he informed him that he had seen a man come out with a coat under his arm. He identified the coat as the one the defendant was carrying ...
... the King’s lev6e, which w.is attended Grattan and Burke, the latter having made great exertions to present in order that he might 0 mgratulate Grattan the auspicious event and the encouraging prospects. Grattan wtsso conversed with the King as attract ...
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... them being T. D. Sullivan Ei q .. Ireland's patriot and poet, Hones John Dillon, Ireland's pride. Henry Grattan, M.P., father of the Irish Parliament, Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde, M.P. worthy heir of the noble :rattan, Eloquent Thomas Sexton ...
... sales. Many paid their money and kissed the ladies o their choice. The fun, of course, waxed great. One of the blindfolded men, John Reynolds, paid his 15 cents, and, approaching the married women. caught hold of the one right before him, and led her out and ...
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