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... be settled on Henry Grattan and his heirs as a reward for his exertions in the cause of Irish Independence. With the conclusion of the Parliamentary Session came a divergence of views, Flood for the time bad failed, \while Grattan's star was in the ascendant ...
... FI RST H 0 M E OF HOME R U LE. JWU= GRATTAN'S PARLIAMENT IN COLLEGE-GREEN, 1793. I 'ra time when Grattan's Parliament is being much discussed, many will I*interested to see what Grattan's Parliament House was like. In the ,:01lnpanying sketch, which ...
... constable on Sunday evening was yester- day reported to be progressing favourably, RAID FOR ARMS. An armed and disguised party, numbering about sixteen, made a raid for arms in the Ashford district, West Limerick, on Sunday night, and various weapons were taken ...
... Penwitbers, Chats-- water ,Blackwater, and Riedruth, on the same line. The extension of the Whitland and Cardigan Rail-1 way, froni ?? Arms to Cardigan, is practically completed, and will be opened for passenger traffic iii thle course of a few days. Under ...
... ans began during Grattan's Parliament, and which ended in the rebelion of theUnitedlrishmea.Notthattherewifl be another United Irishmen's rebellion. So far as I can learn, all this talk end rant about lining the lastditch and arming the peasantry is regarded ...
... at Brighton yesterday afternoon. Lord Chichester is suc- ceeded by his seoi, Waltr John, Lord Pelham, who was born in 1838, and who is married to a daughter of Sir John Ducan 1311gb. ...
... 11Z30Lm., official receiver's, Cardiff; public examination Nov. 30, 10 30 &m., Town Hall, Cardiff. John Griffiths, Penlan and Tawown, Gartheli, Cardigan.- shire, farmer. First meeting Dec. 3, noon, Black Lion Hotel, Lampeter; public examination Dec. 9 ...
... Summers, GC. Hodges, J. Shelton, T. Grifliths, W. I Williams, Tmee. Adams (central secretary), S. Huxley, J. Baker, Geo. Broce, John Baker, F, Wynn, and t J. Leach (local ?? of regret at non- fi attendance were read from Alderman Major, C. a E. Shaw, and T ...
... TYPES OF THE BRITISH ARM Y. I. THE 17TH (DUIKE OF CAMBRIDGE'S OWN) LANCERS IN 1759 the Light Cavalry Establishment of the British Army was augmented by five regiments, which were designated the 17th, x8th, t9th, 20th, and 21st Light Dragoons. The first ...
... Cardiff, grocer. IFrederick John Sttaley Kempe, trading Queemstreet, Cardiff, tailor aed outfitter. W'illi= Prothero, Cadoxton-t>Barry, Glamorgau- shire, noot and shoe depaer. John Davies, London House. LlandIssul, Cardigan- shire, tailor and draper. Thomas ...
... yesterday at Ynysybwl, near Rhondda, which cost in sinking about £150,000. The chief proprietor is Mr. David Davies, ex-M.P. for Cardigan. A hawker named William Henry Edwards, whilst taking his horse to bathe in the Rhoadda river last evening, was swept off ...
... was soon fol- t lowed by Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde (Parnellite member for County Dublin). s This gentleman is the youngest in the House, being only twenty-three years old. As the great grandson of the great Grattan, and as a spieaker of much polish, though ...