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... energy In the action of the left arm ; above all, the noble face and grand head, and its dignified position-these are but features In this Impressive embodi. ment of the Sigh genius and moral dignity of our illustrious Grattan. The statue Is to com- plete ...
... The Grattan Statue. Our readers will be glad to learn that Mr. Foley's model for the statue of Homy Grattan has been forwarded from London to the care of the Grattan Monument Committee, and is now, by kind permission of the Lord Mayor, placed for the ...
... What Became of the Fenian Arms. --- Amongst the many causes which determine a large portion of the Irish-Americans Ito oppose the re-election of President Grant is, apparently, his treatment of the Fenian military stores which fell into his hands after ...
... ARM' L OF MR J REA IN BELFAST PRi CEEDINGS-SPBECII BY . - REA - . - a, rival of Mr. John Resin Belfast from Dublin on evening was made the occasion of a grand demonstration in his favour by those who sympathised with Ifm—si.d their sonic was legien—in ...
... glorious fame and others sorrow, recalled his recol- I lection. From the collection of Lady Laura Grattan I we have a group portraits, by Ramsay, of Grattan. John Foster, the last Speaker ,he House Com, mons, Chief Laron Burgh, Henry Flood, Vallance? tbe j ...
... the sincerity of the John 0 . Groat on this point as you appear to be. There la a party in Scotland, consisting of some of the larger curers and monopolises, who are in favour of abolishing the brand, and I presame that the John 0 ' G•oat is one of its ...
... it. Grattan praposel it in the House of Commons, and the slavish Haase of Commons was afraid to coil IS, aril it was thrown out. The moment it wee thrawa out, Grattan fell bAek and saw the 50,000 aimed nice, ant sa.d.— Here are meta with arms in their ...
... He said—But the circumstances then and now are widely different, for at that time Henry Grattan demanded a free parliament in the name of a hundred thousand armed Irishmen, with whom it would not be prudent for England to quarreL Time had brought about ...
... Lord Charlemont, Henry Grattan, Flood, Hussey Burgh, and others, the English Government got afraid of their lives and wanted them disbanded, and get their arms back. But Ireland was armed; and then the immortal Henry Grattan assembled their leaders. ...
... Irish Parliament had only to stop the voice of Grattan and every patriotic man. By that act it was declared illegal for every Irishman to carry arms; and the Volunteers were disarmed. No sooner were the arms, the guns and artillery taken from them, and ...
... repealing that accursed Union (cheers). Even in Grattan’s time (and Grattan lived until 1820) —even in Grattan’s time—the Catholics of Ireland already petitioned for the Repeal of the Union, and Grattan told them If ever you, Catholics of Ireland, rise ...
... Johnston, examined by Mr. Murphy, deposed that she was the sister of the deceased ; In May last she was living at 2 Grattan-terrsoe, off Grattan-street, Lower Mount-street ; dammed sent for witness to take hereof her ; she was then near her confinement ; upon ...