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... again to rise from her knees and stand erect, it will only be—to use the words of the immortal Grattan—* by tracing her progress from injury to arms, and from arms to liberty’” !. . Adieu! Aherlow. iitonte. THE MARTIN FUND. Castletown Geoghegan, Westmeath ...
... whose reputation was unblemished, and was rapidly accumulating wealth.” His name is John A. Munroe. Last September some children, gathering berries in the woods near St. John, found in a lonely spot what seemed to bethe The coroner was notified, and search ...
... Farringdon- by HAMILTON, LONG, and Sackville- Marlborough-street, Dublin GOULDING and Co., Cork ; GRATTAN and Co., Belfast. “NATION” AND “WEEKLY NEWS” J. in DUNDEE—JOHN GREEN, Newsagent, 44 SCOURINGBURN. The Trade Supplied. rnHE NATION” and WEEKLY NEWS” in BALLYMAHON ...
... at night he was awakened by the orderly, and, hearing the sound of music, he went into the street and found the defendants armed with musical instruments, to wit, a concertina, piccolo, and a guitar, of which the latter at the time was mute. The young ...
... Sackvillestreet: WHYTE, Marlborough-street, Dublin ; GOULDING and Co., Cork ; GRATTAN and Ce., Belfast. PISH BELL FOUNDRY AND COPPER WORKS, 14 THOMAS-STREET, DUBLIN. JOHN MURPHY, who obtained the Prize Medals at the London, Paris, and the several Dublin ...
... on thepeople resist the aggression. I M r-- regard a kind and merciful interposi- I TO that every Protestant who Grattan, with an armed -^Sts^th-,^ iiiifiilC SSFEiSSJI J THE CONTEST FOR LONGFORD. I national interest than the last. Once again the ' e ...
... stifled. But, making all due allowances for the difficulties he has to encounter, Mr. Moore has many advantages on his side. Armed with the triple armour of justice, he can proudly rely on the sympathy and support which just cause will ever command among ...
... national cause. Of them were Grattan, and Charlemont, and Flood, and Plunket, and Curran. Of them were Wolfe Tone, and Lord Edward, and Robert Emmet. Of them were Thomas Davie, and Smith O’Brien, and (let me name one living man) John Mitchel. The recent elections ...
... town for some time past. That the arms supplied to the Fenians were made for the most part in Birmingham, has been known for a long time. At the time of the last Fenian outbreak considerable quantities of ammunition and arms were seized either in Birmingham ...
... French friend for the extract you have sent us. The words occur in one of Grattan’s speeches, and are well known to Irishmen in general. “P. P.—The £1 licence for carrying arms will apply to England only. In Ireland it is illegal to have or carry a gun ...
... IRISHMAN, FELON, and TRIBUNE Newspapers (complete froin the commencement, 12th February, to the 22nd July, 1348), edited by John Mitchel, John Martin, and Kevin Izod O’Doherty ; contains the three Suppressed JN umbers, 5,8, 13 ; 1 vol, half green, morocco, 30s ...
... FUND FOR THE FAMILY OF MR. JOHN * M'CORRY. LATEST WAR NEWS. SURRENDER OF METZ. (PRUSSIAN ACCOUNT.) telegram from the King to the Queen of Prussia has capitulated with 150,000 persona. « The whole garrison laid down their arms, including 20,000 sick and ...