... Newton died 1727 tBO 8 41 21• Wed Louie XVI. executed 1793 8439 18 21. Sat Beaconsfield Miniatryinstald '7410 $llllO 42 21i8at Arms Act (Ireland) passed 1881 i 9199 38 'Battle of leandela, 1879 9 4610 13 22SUN 12nd Sunday iu Lent 11 011.17 2218 UN Palm Sunday ...

... won. Flood persisted is his agitation, and the Volunteers supported hint against Grattan. Reform was called for, but, in the jealous rush for predominant authority, the armed guardians of the country ignored the claims of their Catholic fellow-soldiers and ...

... lawyer could be found to act for the plaintiff, when John Philpot Curran, moved to the very soul by the barbarous cruelty and injustice of the defendant, grasaed the brief of the priest, and armed with the facts therein, struck aside as with a lightning ...

... barrister named John Pbi'p Curran. was tba plaintiff A Catholic t. Wbo, lbs defendant Irish nob!sraau Lord Donerail*. so corrupt had tb* Irish bar so poisoned with prejudices and bigotry that no lawyer could bo found act for the plaintiff, # John Phitpol Curran ...

... that modest and retiring individual were not certainly in accord with his rather exaggerated estimate of his own importance. Grattan once prefaced powerful invective against unworthy assailant with the remark that the insignificance of accuser was sometimes ...

... Lamb, Patrick M'Sorley, John Cowan, John Kean, Jeremiah Lowry, Daniel Lennon, Hugh Campnell, Patrick Campbell, P J O'Rorke, solicitor; John M'Court, James Smyth, John Smyth, Philip Reilly, John Brady, Christopher M'Donald, ...

... ronaitu- nciea, every out of tha dea-rtera, like Richard 111, *aa 1-anmg on arm of isb>p. uae.) Well, 1 a ...

... seat of the Wake on to the wall, and, dropping into the field, rushed op the rising ground, and forcing back the crowd with arms reached at length a stalwart young fellow, on whom he dealt several vigorous blows with his clenched hand. This act produced ...

... Courthouse by Mr John F Suuall Coroner for the South Division of the County Armagh. The following jury was sworn—Messrs jas Murphy ((oreman), *John Neill, Adam Johnston, James Anderson, Wm J Wylie, Thomas Murphy, Patrick liughes, Tnomas Hanlon, John Smith, Richard ...

... Frsok Hugh O’Donnell, l- Jsnaes Mulgrew, Mes.-rs Thomas prostrate from the shock. Issgaf, st which oilirr ilamsait'g wer*- and John O’Hare w«rs unauimously selected A Bray correspondent telegraphs A '« Ih Ow»sr«l, Parnell a,dates. Mr Peter Woods attended ...

... ; my breast, and wrapped my shawl around it. George Gordon, H t ;ray. NI JP ; John The mother had died that afternoon, in the Strain, Laurence M'Court, James Sinclair, John waggon. She had been long sick, and her husband was moving her from the coast ...

... Maud M>s« Harrison Men-rs Pierc-' Mahony, ; J Redmond, MP; O’Kelly, MP; IDury Cainnh^ll, ; John O't'onnnr, MP ; Nolar, MP ; Henry Ham-on, ; Dr Fitsgerald, John Claney, Bul* shrrilT ; J M‘Coy, TO; Philip 11 ynes, TO; O'Mara, TC. ; J F OTlaa. D llnlfer ...