... each Bishop Plunket, Patrick Sarstield, Henry Grnttan, John Philpot Curran, Henry Flood, Lord KLwarden, Gerald Griffin, Daniel O Connell, Lord Edward Fitzgerald, Robert Emmet, Theobald Wolfe Tone, John and Uenrv ares. James Nanper Tandy, Henry Jackson, m ...

... each- Bishop Plunket, Patrick Sarstield, Henry Grattan, John Philpot Curran. Henry Flood, Lord Kiiwarden, Gerald Grillin, Daniel O Connell, Lord Edward Fitzgerald, Robert Emmet Theobald Wolfe Tone, John and Henry Sh- ares. James Napper Tandy, Henry Jackton ...

... B ble More need not say. And it is book Dr. Grattan recommends to young men and to parents and omrdians! God help the coiu-ry whose young would Lien instruction such as that which here given by Dr. Grattan For wh m faith banished from the mind mere is ...

... (and whoever was afraid to say so might leave that green sod), that they did expect the Fenians in Ireland (cheers). A Mr. John M‘Corry, bricklayer, read the following letter of apology: Barefield, Ennis, May 6,1865. Dear Sib—l got your note late hut ...

... a degree that several of them, to prevent the Danes landing, jumped on board their vessels, andeach clasping a Dane in his arms, jumped into the sea, giving their lives as sacrifice for their country. He beautifully pourtrayed the patriotism of the youth ...

... girl’s brothers the station, and dragged off to church and married. The poor fellow eventually succeeded in escaping from the arms of his spouse, but was obliged to retire far west under a false name. The love monopoly of the ladies extended further in earlier ...

... “Jekemiah Vaughan, P.R. John Martin. Esq. Writers’ Names —Michael Moran, John Hogan, Toha Tamphn, Thomas Baker, Thomas Q-Donohoe, Michael McMahon, John Molony, Owen haby, John Garvey, Thady Ryan, Patrick O’Connor, James Lyons, John Doolaghty ...

... blessing of God, they would (cheers)—[A Voice —John O’Mahonyj —they might know that Ireland had full capacity tor maintaining them all in comfort and independence. Let them come, and they home would open their arms to them (cheers). If Ireland had an independent ...

... 27, at Cork, the wife of Joseph Morgan NO G^nne^3-Jaly a 27, a af Waterloo-road, Mrs. . Grattan Murray—July 2*yf'at Lower Dominick-street, the wila of Mr. John Murray, of son. Hennessv—July 27, Ballymacmoy House, county Cork, the wife of C. Burke Hennessy ...

... their country diaeuiiiralit'd ; t.i.re, where a common sentiment, national tradition, had fixed that the Statue of Henry Grattan should stand—it was proposed to raise symbol of our subjugation, to '• mock our hopes as idle dreams.” No Homan conqueror ...

... founders were two of the Irish exiles of 1843, Colonel John O'Mahony and Michael Doheuy, thelatur one of the most talented and dangerous members of the Young Ireland party, and fervent admirer of John Mitchel. In conjunction with them v. ns the late General ...

... platform were—Rev. P. Murphy. Rev. P. Curtis, Rev. T. Hardy, Rev. James Quade, John O'Hare, e ' lin, Thomas M'Mahon, Patrick Hagarty,Rev. P.Taaffe, Thomas King, Cornelius Smyth, John Collier, James Neary, A. J. M'Kenna, Rev. Patrick Keeran, and Thos. Shortly ...