... -emancipation came not fromu Grattan's Parlhamenttbutwes forced upon the Irish Govern- ment and upon Grattanas Parliament by the Government at home. Mr LLOYD GEORGE asked whether it was 'in order to-discuss thoproceedings of Grattan's I Parlia.ment. The CHAIR ...

... between Grattan's Parliament and the constitution proposed under this bill. The hon. and learned member referred to the eratement of the Prime Minister that the material prosperity of Ireland during the 18 year pm-I ceding 1798 was due to Grattan's Parliament ...

... out of danger. John Graham, George Morrison, and John Cooper, who were removed to Johnstone Cottage Hospital, are still alive. Morrison was slightly improved yesterday, but the condition of John Cooper, the son of. the manager, and John Graham still gives ...

... s As for judicious John, we read in one letter, h - lie is walked off ; your cursed good ale rained him-: while in another we have the Dean's confession that he pulled Tom's locks the r wrong way for holding a plate under his arm-b pit. Worst of all ...

... Sir Fraci Knollys, KC.M.G., G,.. Sir Albert Woods, K-C. M.G., 0.3. Sir John Gardner Englehart, C.3. (Secretary, Duchy of Lancaster), Sir Andrew Ree&_ V.B. Sir John Haseano. John Wolfe Barry, Esq., C&]; Itenry Burdett, REsq. Henry Craik, REq., 0.3. Edwin ...

... the vessel, and John Miinch, a seaman, wino wes at thi e wheal, was dashed under it, the spolces cutting into his thighs. His shouts for help indnced Walter Balleino, the boatman Rausch, a German, and a sailor named John Llovd, of Cardigan. to hasten to ...

... Flora. Boatswain John Faddon, Midshipmen John C. S. Paterson, Henry Grattan, Robert J- Buchanan, Nichohris E. Arobdale, JamesWI. Murray, Geoffrey P. Russell. Richard A. W., Plowden. Albert L. Gwynne, all to Caesar; Neston WV. Diggle, John M. Barker, Henry ...

... loss was 4 killed and 11 i wounded. In May of this year John, Earl of r Rothee, became their colonel, the Earl of Stair v being removed to the Sco;ts Grays. They formed a part of the army under Sir John Ligouler, slwhich was at0taken rmds at ls Rouon onest ...

... csceara)-by a lang- line of patriotic wovrriers and statesmeni from ths days of Sir INeil Camnplell of ILoch Awe, the brother Ina arms of Kinig Rehert thse Bruce, downt to the sireseots wearer of the title. (Cheers.) At such at time it was not iseppertune t ...

... William plunged into history, and showed that though nobody before 17,52 dreamed of an independent Parlianment in Ireland, yet Grattan's Parliament was established, and the same reversal of policy occurred over Catholic emancipation, and later again on Protection ...

... Campbell, Canons WLodward and OConnor, Professors Calder. wood, Orr, and Lindsay; Drs A. Whyte, John , Smith, Elder Cumming, C H. Wright. James Kerr, Grattan Guinness, J. MIEwan, and Rev. c Lancelot Holland. The subjects down for dis- cussion include ...

... PRiOMOT E HOME RULE. hi I MR JOHN REDMOGND'S VIEWS. c I ?? Iyesterdav; shortly after noon, the annual cn- ci-d vention of 'the Irish Parnellito party was helinB the Antient Concert ROOMS, Dublin .ne Sth presidency of Mr John Redmond, MBP. There a; iwee ...