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... Great Britain. lI 1759 Henry i Flood entered the Irish Parliatment; in 1775 Henry Grattan followed; in 1778 the Volunteers sprang into existence fully armed; and in 1782 Grattan's Declaration of Rights was passed, and the English Government surrendered to ...
... ordinary lamps, and further, par- ticularly that the base or pedestal of each lamp should (like the Grattan crest on the Grattan lamps) represent the arms of the four provinces- Leinster, Ulster, Munster, and Connaught. ROBERT WtELDON. LExvm RRNTE QcAR ...
... P; ft Rev Paul Heaney, P P, Kilteely; Rev John M. M'Grath, C C, do; Rev Michael Ryan, P P, Tem- y plebredin; Rev Patrick Sullivan,. C C, do; Rev es Patrick Ryan, P P, Galmally; Rev H Power, P Ps se wmly; Rev John Shelly, C C, do; Charles E Ryan, Mdll D ...
... meetin was con- IcaC vened by a circular issued * ?? Lord Cro Boc occupied the chair. to I 'W TFers- weremoaso, S 1 whe H. Grattan Bellow, Bsrt, Colonel 1aly, CaptaiP ovel 3lsketey, hr top 4 P Perase, D. L, 3ftei -of the ses Hoqude; 4ndm- otpnya eon Fiwn*c ...
... Castletown Berehaven, in the county bf Cork. against the appointmert of ir. John George 'Carthy as a Sab.Commissioner for that district, on the following gronundsvi., that Mr. John George M'Carthy, befere his ap- pointment as such Sub-Commissioner, practised ...
... of over £400. The following gentlemet acted as col- lectors:-- Alderman Mfangan, ex-Mayor, Allermnan Cullen, P M'Namsra, TC; John Kely. It H Skelly, James J Keap- pock, TC: Johc Duffy, B Daly. Henry Duffy, Gerald Daly, Luke J Healy, Bernard M'Cornick, E ...
... been already reported, a party of eight men of the 80th Regiment, fully armed, patrol the streets of the town every night for the past fort- night. They arrested a young man named John Moriarty in Rock-street on a charge of having at- tempted to steal one ...
... by the throat, and strpck him. Mrs. Hickey en- deavoured to save the young man, land put oat her arm to protect him, when she was stabbed . in the right arm by the assailant. Almost at the saine moment he i.dflicted a fright- ful gash across Saunders's ...
... any longer, stood ip at last, and hobbling out, exclaimed, Look here, Preacher, you can put him in my pew; for I'm off. John Bright is becoming as tiresome as the preacher, eternally recounting the benefactions con- ferred upon the nation by himself ...
... Ballyroan and Mountrath, apd contingents from different parts of the county. Two policemen in uniform were on the platform armed with notebooks, in which they appeared to be doing A great deal of writing. On the motion of Mr. J Delaney, seconded by Mr ...
... M'Donnell, Id D; Fred ho Gallaber, John Pleming, the Very Rev William For- re tune, John Doyle, T C; John M'Sheehy, C C Fitzgerald, J P; Rev Cornelius Conway. J Reilly, P J O'Connor, W, LmnibertMoyerParg M ivonnell,M D; John KellyTC; he Nicholas Lyncb 3Iichael'Co ...
... programme was carried ouD, but the intention to proceed by College green, Dame street, Thomas street, &c, was abandoned. At Grattan Bridge the promoters of the movement, in three wagonettes, took their places at the head of the procession. Amongst the i ...