... skill of the captains and officers of the mercantile marine, it would be very much to the advantage of 44 the service,” The Grattan statue is now standing on its pedestal in College-green. For the present it is covered with canvas, awaiting the day of its ...

... were • Mitchell Henry, M.P. ; Rev. Joseph Canton, Rev. John Mao Hale, Professor, St. Jarlath’s College ; Rev. Mark Eagleton, Menlough; Matthew Harris, Ballinasloe } James Duffy, J. Callauan, John Dillon, P, 0. Kelly, James Cloonan, Denis M'Donagh, Robert ...

... THE ORIGIN AND STEM OF THE lEISH NATION. By JOHN O’HART, ASSOCIATE IN ARTS, Q.U.1., Author of The Last Princes of Tara, etc. Dedicated by Permission to SIB J. BERNARD BURKE, C. 8., LL.D., Ulster King of Arms, Ireland, May be ordered of W. H. SMITH and ...

... was most important one. They came to select the man whom they would place in the position once occupied by such men Grattan and honest John Martin (applause,. It had been his happiness to know the men ot Meath since 1802, and if he believed that any considerable ...

... Denis M'Namara, Daniel J Cullen, M D • Timothy Sugrue, John Mulqmn, John Dnnrfnn Solicitor - J F O’Gorman, M'Oarthy, James Meehan MD ;’ John Lavertine. Thomas H Kenny. Solicitor; Stephen O’Mara. John Kirby, Laurence O’Keeffe, Robert M'Namara, Solicitor ...

... man bending under the weight of hia years (great applause). He stood and heard the last echoes of the voice of Henry Grattan, and of John Philpot Curran, as they thundered in the cause of Ireland, and in the defence of the last vestige of their and of her ...

... save Ireland ; and though Grattan is gone, yet the grandsire of Sir John Parnell lives. Let the asphyxiated League revivify instantly, or gasp and die. To the front, men of action—to Dungannon.—l am, sir, yours earnestly, John C. Quinn, M.D., Hon. Sec ...

... 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 ...

... Mr. T. D. Sullivan Nation), Mr, Brodigan, Mr. Thomas Ryan, Mr. Kavanagh, Mr. John Flood, Mr. O’Brien, Rev. Mr. Carroll, St. Bride’s Mr. Edward Carey, &c. The arrival of Mr. John Martin at a quarter to one o’clock was the signal for loud and general cheering ...

... occasion being Mr- Michael Sheehy, President; Mr, Patrick Sheehy, Secretary ; and Mr. John O’Shea, Treasurer. The members of these several contingents wore crape on the left arm, and in some instances white rosettes. The crossbearer was the subdeacon of the ...

... to love their God first and then their country (cheers). The resolution was adopted by acclamation. Dr. Richard Grattan proposed and Mr. John Reddy seconded the following resolution “That tenant-right-viz., fixity of tenure fair rents—is essential to the ...

... Messrs. C. S. Parnell, M.P. ; Major O’Gorman, M.P.; John O’Connor Power, M.P. ; Richard Power, M.P. ; Patrick Egan, John Ferguson, Glagow ; John Barry, Manchester; John Dillon, Thomas Brennan, John Burns, Robert Woodward, R. J. Donnelly, ...