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... Uprose our Roe O'Neill, who first the Roundheads smote, Then died, with single arm his country’s flag upbearing. Around thee still I saw the great souls thronging fast— Grattan, the golden-tongued, wlwse breast With storms was swelling— The Geraldine, of ...
... Union met ag usual Saturday. Present Rev. Maxwell H. Close, M.A., treasurer R.1.A., presiding; Michael Corcoran, John Fleming, Michael Cusack, John Morrio, and D, Comyn, hon. secretary. The following subscriptions were received for the Prize Fund—Per Rev, ...
... Colonel Irving presided chairman. Grattan was the master spirit, and Flood and Charlemout his seconds. The substance of the resolutions framed and adopted was follows 1. They insisted the (challenged) right of armed citizens to meet and discuss political ...
... Naul; Rev Philip Carberry, Rathdrum ; Rev Robert Meyler, P P, Rathfarnham Rev John O’Reilly, P P, Rolestown Rev F O'Carroll. PP, Rush ; Rev James Hunt, P, Saggart; Rev John O’Hanlon, PP, Sandym u.nt Rev James E Walsh, P, Skerries Rev David Mulcahy, P ...
... thanks was passed to the lecturer, John Taggart, president Paul’s Ward Branch, will deliver a lecture Sunday, July 3rd.—John J hon sec. T D Sullivan Branch, East Marylebone—Meeting last Sunday at the Bricklayers’ Arms, Northstreet, Marylebone, W—the president ...
... denied the use of arms. Grattan, Flood, Curran, Plnnket, Ponsonby, Bushe, Saurin, Foster, Jebb, and noble following defended the constitutional rights of Ireland in the Senate when Catholics had neither votes nor representatives- Later John Mitohel, Smith ...
... THE NATION. another brenoh is about to be opened in this division, when it wee deoided by a majority to name the Henry Grattan Branch. Messrs Lawler and Kennedy were deputed to meet the committee of the Central Division branch in referenoe to demonstration ...
... them the; liked la the future. Mr. Mitchel thus condeDiei the indignant address delivered by Henry Grattan in opposition to these scandalous proposals: Grattan observed that had heard the right honourable gentleman’s statement, and did not suppose it to bo ...
... enthral, Oh ! fearless Eriun ? And when the Raven Westward flew And peopled all the Wes with foomen, Strong in the might of arm and thew, Our land bent knee to no men, But gathering all her fiery hast, In rushing raid and foray daring She swept his Vikings ...
... accepted. All financial and other business being duly transacted, meeting closed at ten Next meeting on Saturday, Hay 21«t.—John Meets, secretary. Branch Thomas Moore, Sheffield—Fortnightly meeting of the above branch was held the Bth —Brother Harney, ...
... does he like it. He will not touch American, being afraid of the ingredients. He comes down hie dinner with book under his arm, and reads whilst tbe dishes are being changed. Dinner finished, be will blow out the candle or candles, return to his room ...
... hearts and affections of her subjects, his statue was entitled to the best position the city afforded. The name of Henry Grattan, however great, should not be put in the balance with the husband their sovereign,” Laughter, hisses, cheers, came from the ...