... c Mation voted a grant of £100,000 o Henry Grattan for his' patriotic ser- .ices in 1782; but great as undoubtedly those services were, and ardent - his patriatian, te- was n.ver able, even iith liOO0 armed volmiteers at, his back, to accomplish a tithe ...

... MuLigan, Val B Dillon John '.agle W, .-agher, J R. Councillors-Laurence IKehoe, Janies Winat3n1ey, EdwIvd Kennedy,- Iti~cd ooe,C Denaehy, J P; John Kc-nuedy, feorce Perry, Denis J Cogan, John L Ribirnson. C E:; James 'i)onoell, John Burke. Edwd J Xennedv ...

... Dodd, Anthony Cogon, Wim Cahill, W F BDeranehv, Jas Xoole, hi S Moriarty, S P Fitzgerald, John Hyland, F B Dolan, J~ohn I~glis, B Coyle, P Coady, W Brophy, John Geraghty, J hqI Goraghty, V) hi Gilihooly, U51 F Croedale, F T (lounsell, B L; * w arhzai ...

... experience of a Grattan's constitution demonstrates the danger of It two Parliaments in one Empire. Where, or what, was the danger? We are all familiar with the d numerous testimonies to the vast growth of Irish e prosperity under Grattan's Constitution ...

... and seconded by Richard J. Verachoyle, D.L The assenting electors ?? A. Duke, D.L.; Robert Crawford, J.P.; Owen Wynne. D.L: John Wallace, James Nelson, J.P.; Rev. Alexander Major Rearney (Archdeacon of Elphin), and Thos. Martin. To-day Mr. Sexton, x P ...

... than it was U! when Grattan won Parliamentary indeperdence, !t larger than Portugal's was when she ruled thie seas, or Venice's when she held the ' gorgeoun i 'k East iu fee.' or Prussia's when Frederick faced 's half E urore in arms, or than that of S ...

... surmounted by a figure of Erin, wth harp and wolf-dog. On; the back of the casket is a shield, i with the arms of Mr Gladstone; on the front are the arms of Cork, Blackrock Castle in silver 8 ornaments one end, and Blarney Castle the other r end. 1 The design ...

... subscribers James O'Farrell, £2 Very Rev John Sicols, P P; James }illeen, Themssa Reilly, Johnfi Grath, George Cooney, John Brogan, 31 Leonard-£1 each. James . Hoakias, Dr Canton, Thomas Nelson, Pat Dillon, Con M'Nally, John Sklily, Pat Mlurtagh, N Gllseuan, ...

... patriots-Grattan, Tons, Fitzgerald, &c.-ase left untroubled. The Home Rule leader has slipped at last, and ' in the corecuany of Northamptoh's Atheist ,, member, coisequently we find the reverend a watcbman suddonly pouncing on him . with arms bared tcody ...

... J lJase, Moentrose; P Durapan, itarash; Crytr, 1t n) airesao, i M'Donagh, P .teen: Ja~mes Hylarid, do; F Median, M1 Belly, John B1rown, Brruia7; R M'GoC. n, P Brenna, Riliavel; P iyO'eiras, Iteerens, Eaitu Brennan, 3aliyru-h; Muar- carob Corcoran, Called ...

... the ConveoleS areua-te peo~e or thawhuet~ Therewa Genera ?? a brave ocer-ofi the arm~y axd the editor of a religious Wely; .and yolk might have seen him - chatting with John Devoy. the able editor of thte Irisk lca end tlhe recipient of favopurs from her ...

... foss, A H Bates, John Wallace, E h Feely, I B Bourne, J Ham pbray, Thomas Hewson, George B Outton, Sir Edward Sullivan. John t3 Thompson, Molyneux Barton, Davys Tucker, John Stanley, John Genrge Gibbon, Jonathan Pim, David Sherlock, Richard Dowse, Jun; E ...