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... STOCKINGS, CARDIGAN JACKETS. &0., Ac., FLANNEL SHIRTS (Thoroughly Shrunk). MoNESTRT and CO., SHIRT-CUTTERS, 63 ORAFTON-STREET, DUBLIN. WINTER LOUNGE COATS ONE GUINEA. Forwarded to any part of the country upon receipt of size of Chest, length of Arm, and Height ...
... STOCKINGS, CARDIGAN JACKETS, &c., Ac., FLANNEL SHIRTS {Thoroughly Shrunk). McNESTRY awd CO., SHIRT-CUTTERS, 63 GRAFTON-STREET, DUBLIN. THE WINTER LOUNGE COATS ONE GUINEA. F orwarded to any part of the country upon receipt of size of Chest, length of Arm, and ...
... sunniest page of Ireland’s history, had wrung from the King and his Viceroy concessions they had previously declared inadmissible, John Fitzgibbon came forward and well nigh rendered these concessions of doubtful utility. On the 9ch of October, 1781, were heard ...
... Irishmen, who in latter years have obtained worldwide fame as Irishmen, have been Grattan and O’Connell (cheers). And Grattan earned his fame by bearing the chief part when the arms of the 7olunteers struck off that yoke for time; and O’Connell earned his fame ...
... the time of Grattan, that they were prepared with their lives to uphold the British Constitation 7 (Hear, hear, no, no, hisses and cheers). It was, therefore, unjustifiable on the part of the British Government to deny the just right to arm in self defence ...
... in their behalf:-John Tynan, Esq, M D, President; James Lennon, V P; Edwd. Mooney, Secretary ; John Montague,^Treasurer; Pat Campbell, Jas. O’Lauchlm, Pat M‘Cornish, Devlin, Peter Gooldie, |WUI Morgan, J Pat O'Connor, John Brady, John Gormly, James Brogan ...
... not Smith O’Brien a Protestestant ? Are not John Martin and John Mitchel Protestants ? Were not Fitzgerald, Emmet, Tone, Grattan, and Curran Protestants Is The O’Donoghue Quaker because is fellow clubman of John Bright Again, I say, pay heed to any voice ...
... not the spring and fountain of much attention in the House of Commons, as his orators have ever been men of noble hwrtfc Grattan, , peculiar, and his intonations ware whose eloquence was ~ overfly P^ ri9 n btlrat through impadiheartiness; Curran's great ...
... always come out when duty calls. The hour has struck, and Ireland demands the aid of all her sons of every rank and creed. John Cabboll, CANADA—IRELAND. j TO THE BDITOB OT THE NATION. ■ Dublin, August 13,1862. ] Sib—lt is good for belaud that the English ...