... 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- ...

... Irish prosperty. But he had no desire to deny that Grattan's Parliament did also contri- bute to the prosperity. He said no word against Grattan's Parliament. He would he degenerate if he did so. Of Grattan's Parliament many things could be said in its favour ...

... chairman. presided. The other directors present ?? Albert Henry Petre, deputy- chairman; Messrs. John Abraham, J.P. ; James MIlo Burke, D.L.; Sir Thomas Henry Grattan Es-monde, Bart., MY.P.; Messrs. Philip O'Reilly, J.P., D.L.; P. W. Stafford, and G. N. Taylor ...

... staff: -Ulster King of Arms- Mr. Arthur Vicars. Private Secretary-Sir Wm. S. B. Kaye, C.B., Q.C., LL.D. Additional Pri- vale Secretary - Mr. Algernon Peel. State Steward - Lord Lurgan. Comptroller - Lord Langford. Gentleman Usher-Mr. John Olpbert. Chamberl ...

... Dr. Henry Grattan Day. resident surgeon, Jervis Street Hospital, stated that Daniel Close was ad- mitted to the hospital on the previous night at L-30 o'clock. He was then quite dead. There wes a large lacerated flesh wound on the upper arm. and bruises ...

... the occasion. The Viceroy issued a Proclamation against unauthorised bodies assembling in arms. The review was not held and peace was maintained. although armed bands traversed the streets crying Liberty ! Equality ! No King ! Sill. the Cpatrio&' ...

... meeting was held yesterday-Mir. Hugh Arnderson, J.P.. presiding. Others present-Mlessrs. John Huev, J.P.; Thomas Henry, James Bellas, W. J. Baxter, T. G. Carson, John Kennedy, D. WV. Gailey, and S. R. Henry. The secretary (Mr. NV. Eccles, Barrister-at-Law) ...

... Ulsterville Avenue Miss Harrison, Newcastle, England; *Mrs. John Haslett, 14, College Gardens; Mrs. James Henderson, Oakley House, Windsor Parkc; Mrs. Arthur Herdman, Ulsterville Avenue ; Mdrs. John I Horner, Cliftonville ; *the Misses Holt, Knock; *Mrs ...

... moneymaking fete in Lord Iveagh's gardens this afternoon. The county councils conference was launched to- day by Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde, Bart, M.P., the convener, in a speeb that was plausible, if not practical. There were twenty-two or twenty-three ...

... White- law Reid (the special envoy from the United States), Sir John Forrest, Mr. J. L. Burns, thie Attorney-General of Queensland, the Right Honour- able J. Mead, of Dublin; Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde, ?? ; Mr. Edward Murray, of Dublin; and others. A special ...

... to clear off his debt, After the death of Earl of Cardigan, of Balaclava fame wh 2 last heir, his earldom passed to his kinsi ht '° Marquis of Ailesbury. ?? Abbey r, 413 the a portion of this Cardigan estate ?? skas for sale. While the town of Leeds was ...

... between £200 and £300 a year. The ratepayers are beginning to rzb their eyes in quest of the advantages from Home Rule. Mr. John Dillon, M.P, speaking at a meeting of the National Federation this afternooni, alleged that the Unionists had voted for the ...