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... mineut. Ballyeasee is °tie Irish town that would benefit largely by %ha presence of a Parliament in Dublin. the days when Grattan flourished, it wee a busy centre of industry. Coal mines weer workM, freestone quarries were worked, the Lottlemaking industry ...
... be found in Grattan's, which had also increased the tamale's of the country, but had not benefited its trade. The English Government kept urging the Irish Parliament to remove Roman Catholic disabilities, and it as steadily refused, Grattan himself being ...
... MONAGHAN, SATU Grattan, Emmett the martyr ; Lord Edward murdered by Sirr and his satellites ; Tone done to death in the prison cell • Thom Steel- the lietr.enant of Daniel d'Connell ; and Charles Stuart Parnell. These are some of our Protestant patriots ...
... Cox, East Clare. Daniel Crilly, North Mayo. J. Deasy, Cork. 'l'. A Dickson, Stephen's green, Dabl.in. T. H. Grattan Esmonde, South Co. Dublin. John Finucane. East Limerick. J. C. Flynn. North Cork. P. J. Foley, Connemara. J. F, Fox, Kings Co. N. Healy, Cork ...
... lAtnatnard; Rev P H Maguire, C 0, Clones; Rev John M'Keriaa, CC, do ; Rev Eugene Gallagl er. C C. Scotsbouse; Rev F Brady, New York ; Messrs D MacAlesse, M P ; -Tames Daly, M P ; Jeremiah Jordan, bf P; John Ferguson, Glasgow; C J Rafferty, aol, Monaghan ...
... (Omagh), M‘Gim ty P.P.. (Ki Iskerry), Col line (Motherwell), Daly (Mossend), M'Cormick (Sheildmnir), ilgers and Ryan (St. John's), Murray (St. Mph onsus). Fitzgerald (St. Mary's Glasgow), Fouhy (Govan) Dr. O'Connor (St. Mary's I ; la:igow), O'Sullivan ...