... a nation once again. The toast enthusiastically honoured, after which Mr, John M ‘Aleese sang, “Come, boys, a toast,” and Mr, John M'Eneney recited Dowling’s “Fontenoy.” Mr. John Toriey proposed “Our Countrymen Home and Abroad.” Most countries, remarked ...

... displaying a harp wrought with artistic skill. There was also arch in John-street, and these may be considered the only arches about town. There was a strong force of constabulary, armed with rifles and batons, at the top of Ed wardstreet and around the ...

... cent T7IATHEE O’LEARY !—GRATTAN 1-DEAN SWIFT I—CURRAN ! —O’CONNELL 1 For ONE PENNY EACH, the Seven by Post for Bd. The Side-Splitting Anecdotes of Dean Swift and hi» O’Leary’s Anecdotes and Witticisms and Beauties of Grattan (2 Numbere). Anecdotes of ...

... the A-embly. Depnto by one resigning their seats, in eonaequence, as they e . tendencies S th'. majority and the diaplay armed I- ontode walls'of the Assembly Hall. There can be no doubt, however, to the desire of all the Deputies to preserve intact ...

... their trumpetnote of defiance to “the scarlet woman” rings loud and clear as in the days of John Knox. The president of the society to which we refer, Mr. John Hutcheson by name, remarked that though the Protestant clergymen had shown a strange apathy ...

... Grand Marshal Peter Herbert, with Horse Marshals Owen Cosgrove, Patrick Gainer, John Ryan, Patrick Muldoon, Denis Lynch, Patrick Walsh, Hugh Dillon, Holland, Patrick Levick, John Curran, Michael Cosgrove, Mathew Hayes, Richard Kinsella. The marshals were ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... district paraded througli principal streets cf the town, A telegram in the Freeman, dated Glasgow, Monday night, says ; Mr. John Ferguson, of Glasgow, speaking at meeting cf Irishmen at Rutherglen to-night, said the Irish land question was no less important ...

... Caugfaey, Hamilton Easter, Robert Moore, John Roach, E J Good, Michael Coakley, Thomas Shields, Simon J Kemp, Michael Duffy, Luke Cassidy, Michael E Mooney, John Flaherty, Captain John Coyne, P Conway, Thomas M'Coubray, John Noonan, J Carroll, Thomas Fryer F ...

... Raftery, Patk King, John MThelin, editor Tuam News; James O’Donnell, Henry French, Patrick Begley, Thomas Cnonaughton, Peter Hill, John M‘Grath, Matthew Gilligan, James Daly, Connaught Telegraph ; Patrick Noone, Matthew Higgins, John Kane, O’Connor, M Ward ...

... look upon each and everyone, not in the light of my constituents merely, but in the position of personal friends, The Rev, John Nolan, P.P., Kildare, who was received with applause, came forward to propose the following resolution : That we, the electors ...