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... 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 ...
... Hall, Divia-street. Mr John Fcrran, trustee, occupied the chair. The secretary, Mr Philip Devlin, referred to the meeting (the first of series of public meetings) which would be held on Wednesday in the League Hall. The Grattan band kindly volunteered ...
... Mayor of Loudon, is in Berlin, All that is required to settle the affairs of the Western world now is that Sir John Barrington, T.C„ or Mr. John M'Evoy, T.C., should be in St. Petersburg. Mr. Marum, M.P., as a result of the interruptions to which he was ...
... £3O, valuation £24, grant £4. Landlord, Dean Dwesford Mamey; tenant, John O’Neill; grant £5. Landlord, Marquis of Waterford; tenant, Thomas Byrne; rent £25, grant £4. Landlord, John La Touche, Harristown, Kildare; tenant, Daniel Kiemen; grant £l2. Landlord ...
... the following extracts from the minutes of the League prove : July 3rd, 1881.—Mr. John Bradley moved : “That we hold our meeting in the I'ish Literary Institute.** Mr John Woods seconded. Carried. . . , The secretary (Mr. Thomas Quinn) and president (Mr ...
... It la almost agonising to think what twenty or even ten years more of the Protector might have done fo| Ireland i Even Lord John Manners, who made “tonr of our country and wrote some kind words about Irish people, was ignorant about os that he oould repeat ...
... fostering and kindly hand charity. Your readers were remarkable for their generous * They were continued from 1742 by Colonel John O’Brien. + Interested lies and fictions have disfigured the simple truth given above by a brave soldier, who was wounded in ...
... in God’s promises, and in the effioaoy of prayer. We will on until oar prayers are tamed to praises. The afflicted disciples John the Baptist ooold gain nothing protesting against the tyranny that beheaded their leader, nor do they eeem to hare had the ...