... Grace the Moat Rev Dr Murray, Archbishop of Dublin ; the Duke of Leinster, the then Lord Mayor, Dr Yore, O’Connell, H Grattan, Sir John Power, Mr J Dunne, Rev Dr O’Connell, Richard O’Gorman—in all there were thirty-three members, of whom he (Dr Gray) had ...

... of defending her. Xor in the higher attributes of nationhood would she he found deficient. She that has giv. n to oratory Grattan, Burke, Blanket, 0 Connell -to liteiature, Goldsmith, Moore, Gerald Gr.ffin,Thomas Davis—to the line arts, Maclisc, Hogan ...

... of distinguished persons, at least, were'interred entire in cromlech chambers, clothed in the cratume and decorated with the arms their period, and accompanied by the bodies of the favourite auirnsls, who were sacrificed to their maie:- cuA >m dciivtd from ...

... have been bat for the marvellous oratory Grattan, Flood, and the brilliant host who rallied round them , Aga'n, think of the American struggle, and forg.t, if you can, how more powerful than twenty thousand armed men was the oratory of Patrick Ileury and ...

... amongst the Presbyterian ministers who have recently been most active in promoting Calvinistic interests iu Dublin, is tho Rev John Hall, Assistant Minister, Mary’s Abbey, to which position he was promoted, in 1859, from charge of congregation in Armigh. ...