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... Direction of JOHN A. WARDEN), In the Greatest Success of Modern Times, from Gaiety Theatre. London, the Burlesque Musical Comedy entitled “IN TOWN.” Full Chorus ! Augmented Band ! MORNING PERFORMANCE on FRIDAY, March Ist, at 2. Monday Next, “ARMS AND THE MAN” ...
... Allen oratory U A A; John Webb. jun: Jewett Lavery. John *Mallon, Patrick harem. Philip Lavery, John U A .11. John John Flynn, Joseph Casaidy. l'atk Brawler Wm Brawls,. Julio Hugh.. -eretary I N F. Pateck *Karon% Arthur ...
... Direction of JOHN WARDEN), In the Greatest Success of Modern Times, from the Gaiety Theatre. London, the Burlesque Musical Comedy entitled “IN TOWN.” Full Chorus ! Augmented Band tft MORNING PERFORMANCE FRIDAY, March Ist, 2. Monday- Next, “ARMS AND THE MAN ...
... HIGH STREET. INTIMATION. Transfer of pledges received from tbo Offices the late Mr. John Smith. MUuertSaft* for Security. ottr 30 Tears. CITV A PROVINCIAL PAWN OFFICE, 215, YORK STREET. J. GILES, Jok. TOURISTS, Travellers, Emigrants.— Cheapest Passages ...
... Parliament. No doubt, Gladstone's Parliament will not be exactly like Grattan's—it will lack some features which Grattan's possessed, but it will possess others which Grattan's lacked. Grattan's Parliament could legislate on Imperial as well as Irish matters; ...
... Direction of JOHN WARDEN), In the Greatest Suooen of Modem Times, from the Gaiety Theatre, London, the Burleaquo Musical Comedy entitled ‘■IN TOWN.” Fall Chorus 1 Augmented Band ! MORNING PERFORMANCE TO MORROW (Friday), March let, 2. Monday Next, “ARMS AND THE ...
... named M'Gee and Quinn, were charged on remand by Sergeant 109 for having Aaulted and injured the property of William John M‘Dowell. Wm. John :‘Dovoll said he O%ned some houses in Fleming Street, and on the day in question he saw the prisoners at the ¥iadow ...
... of the Grattan Parliament with the right bon. gentleman was supplied largely by the fact that there was no analogy for practical purposes between the Grattan Parliament and the so-called oonstitotioo which was proposed in this Bill. Tbe Grattan Parliament ...
... 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 ...
... was amendment to this that, after short pause, Grattan rose to move his ever-memorahle Declaration of Rights. In tbe most brilliant oration fever delivered the Irish, or perhaps any. Parliament, Grattan detailed the causes of Irish discontent, pointed ...
... Victoria; Charles Don ton, Frank-O'Mara, HiMnnand Grattan, anti Charles Chord. ftta.«L * - Bmt English, per Too. IT. A 1? _ „ „ UM Sootrt, 13. P Too. «AS COKE, 20, Too. UUAJU Catkeaer before ieHetr* Telephone 1A JOHN MILLI fi N. 894 M'BRIDE & COMPANY. 1895. ...
... Th« Right Hoa. John, O. L. Bristow, John M uegravo, James, J .P. Charley, E. J. Cooy, Edward, J.P. Connor, C.C., M. P. Dovenisb-Mcares, J. L, Pim, Joshua Hcade, R. H . J.P. Rfddall, Rov. Walter, C.E. Greer, Thomas, J.P. Kinaban, John D.D. Shaw, Rev. ...