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... ••• * • HENRY GRATTAN. shout the establialLnett of on No'. nation. fire aitths of it. peon., s E.. denied their full participtioe in it,. of ustiothond. It is only by the tits. in 'sloth Grattan lived, h opinions which he bad le :combat, and the men with ...
... REV. H. GRATTAN GUINNESS IN BELFAST. Last evening the Rsv. Henry Grattan Gain ness, D.D , whose fame preacher and lecturer Is world-wida, delivered the first) pordos of special mls>bnary address 03 “The New World of Central Africa in large hall of the ...
... was de- livered yesterday evenin.g by the ltev. H. Grattan (uinness. D.D. in the large hall of the Young j Mesn's Christian Association, MWelington Place. The ball was crowded to overflowing. l-ev. John Spence occupied the chair. and the other cleri v- ...
... Though two, vent to Grattan, the &Wee and ['wet popular of the leader.— Charlemon% end Food, were to the Catholic claims, yet tins meeting of sturdy Pro• adopted the resolution (amnir of the Catholic, which lied been drafted by Grattan', on the motion of ...
... neighbourhood there were the Bight Hon. Win. Brownlow, Thomas M. Jones, Right Hon. John O'Neill, Hugh Kennedy, M. Dalway, John Bruce, W. Cunningham, F. Dobbs, Charles Brett, John G. Smith, Stewart Banks, the brothers Sinclair,. with other gentry and merchants ...
... neighbourhood there were the Right Hon. Win. B:owalow, 7homas M. Jones, Right Hon. John O'Neill, Hugh Kennedy, M. Dslway, John Bruce, W. Cunningham, F. Dobbs, Charles Brett, John G. Smith, Stewart Banks, the brothers tinclaire, with other gentry and merchants ...
... by the triumvirate of Windsor Castle, and only the minor situations were left in the hands of Downing Street authorities. John Wilkes, editor and proprietor of the .Narth Briton. had written a serious expose of Bute's incapacity as Prime Minister, the ...
... left Newry by the 4.10 p.m. train for Armagh. Whilst waiting on the platform the Edward Street Station a reserve man named John Rice, who had fought with the 87th Regiment Tel-el-Kebir, came to Lord Wolseley and asked if might show him his medals. His ...
... was monopolised by the trimminge of Windsor Castle, and only the iihiations were left in the hands of Downing authorities. John Wilkes, and proprietor of the North Briton, had *Wm a serious erpo+te of Bute's intregmat7 as Minister, the result of whisk ...
... or) m*y toe Couiuilcd HONIUAaa •»' Um Towns BRIDGE—Second Monday, a* the Down shire Arm*. 'NPATRICK—Find Toesdey. Down Hunt Hotel. GAN-Firrt Thursday, the Browlow Arm* Hotel. OAKNON—Second Thursday, Mr. Montague * CommereUl MOtai. LYMONEY, Third Thuradav ...
... Pills. Just the Pill for Headaches and Indigestion. Of all Chemists at 1/- per box; 40 pills in eash. Local Agents—Messrs. Grattan & Co., Corn Market; Mr. J. C. C. Payne, Shafteebury Sqnare and Holywood; Messrs. C. A J. Montgomery, Royal Avenue; Mr. J. ...
... Bank, Dublin, parcel of Land League books. A desperate affray occurred in Chicago on Friday. Patrick Crowe shot woman In the arm. and absconded with diamonds valued 1,500 dollars. A female negro servant attempted to him, but knocked her senseless with his ...