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... the Reformers, many even of the Volunteers, under their popular leader, the Whig Lord of that time, the friend of Burse and Grattan, were not in favour of Catholic emancipation. The Parliament to which they professed to devoted was exclusively Protestant ...
... Dill, M■ A. ; Mr. John C ticpbell. ; Mr. H. H. M'Neile, J.P., U.L., and Mrs. Parkmount; Professor Hodges. M-O.; Profesaor Everett, D.C.L. Mr. J. Blakiston Houston, V.L., and Miss Houston, Orangefiold: Proftwsor Futgerald, B.A Mr. John Brown, Edonderry ...
... gentlemen named met and selected from their number Messrs. Sexton, T. Healy, John Redmond, and Leamy deputetion seek interviews with Mr. Gladstone, Sir Wm. Harcourt, and Mr. John Morley. The whips of the party addressed each of these gentlemen the following ...
... npstiirs she found Mr. Jordan a John L. Marshall, J.P.j Philip Jordan, «-. quiet slate, and he said, Don't bo frightened ; and Charles L. Nash, J.P. _Sergeant Gray 1 oil right,” He told Mrs. Jordan got summoned Jamee Sutherland, John the dinner ready for the ...
... address. Dam so MocKTrornxmm.— Yesterday mcrniag ecboolboy named John Qaina, 5, Arroa Street. wa» knocked down and ran orer on the Moaotpotlioger Hoad by mi Ik cart driven by mao named John Anderson. The lad was removed to the Royal Hospital Constable Vaughan ...
... Vice Admiral Sir Stephenson is about re-sum at ,i« Channel St|oadron u« iil lteaUh. Bpenkinp meeting Uaßibhdce Saturday, Sir John tiorat dealt with the of education. lady Corann, « thrnc* v.c. left Plymouth for Imlia ouSatur.Uy. • The death ia announced ...
... purchased an estate which, with his lands Cheshire, descended the poet, who was bom in Dublin in 1079.” Sir John Parnell, the friend and coadjutor of Grattan, ought surely to regarded with some respect such a Nationalist Mr, Davitt. Tliis reproach only shows ...
... David Corbett, JJ*. ; Francis Curley, John Forsythe, William Harper, Harrison, James Henderson,-J.E-4>o£to R. O. Lindeay, William Maatcreon, J.P. ; W. Moreland, William M*CMnroood, J.P.; John MCormicfc, M*Connicit, John Bcid, William W«r, Bobert Wilson, William ...
... cartoons of many years ago, but the cleverness and power the artist are the same throughout. I never before realised that Sir John Tenuiol was so powerful and so versatile in his work. In one drawing, The Red-Tape Tangle. the British lion entangled in coils ...
... attendance were—Messrs. Patrick Cunningham, Robert Parke, William Gorman, Samuel Cunning, C. Blakiaton- Houston, John Patterson, and John Bailie. Messrs. R. Macllwaine, assistant secretary to the Grand Jury ;P. C. Cowan, C.E., county surveyor; and T. ...
... Mr. Lmu was there, aa be was at Moueyrea last Monday evening. But the Rev. Mr. Lmu is not Belfast lady, any more than Mr, John Jbllu, who resides somewhere near Oarvickfergua, oan bo. Now, ate really very sorry to have any controversy with a lady who ...
... occupy about three weeks. The local Home Rule Liberals held several meetings in Newcastle yesterday. Earl Granville and Mr. John Morley were amongst the speakers. Mr. O’Brien, in an interview yesterday with a Press representative Paris, replied to Mr. ...