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... DISCOVERY OF GRATTAN'S CARRIAGE. The latest addition to the treasures of the National Museum, Hildare•street, Dublin, is in the shape of an old carriage of historic interest. It belonged to the Grattan Bellew family of Tinnahinch, Enniskerry, county Wicklow ...
... MOND. THE MAIL, abont, Grattan's Parliament, so mach but 20 little understood, was & ment of the British colony in Ireland. It was an in- tole ant assembly, exclasi' Protestant, in which no Catholic had place, even as thesr, hear). It was «' before it ...
... MR. JOHN DEVOY. Mr. John Devoy said;—“l am glad see such splendid gathering of country people here to-day. It is meet and proper that Irish citizens should celebrate the Fourth July VIVICIVU-n with double fervour and enthusiasm. Our race was well represented ...
... interesting to the majority of our readers, we doubt not the announce. ment of the death of Sir Bernard Burker Ulster King.at-Arms, will be received by them with regret. Democracy with its iconoclastic tendencies has indeed relegated heraldry and its old-world ...
... gents were killed. John Brown was eso* tured and executed 2nd December, 186fl, John Brown, for his anti-slavery principles, was a popular hero for the time, and hia exploits and death were not forgotten, la song, after referring John Brown's having gone ...
... THE AMERICAN ARMS.— Drawn bt Jamss Mulligan (53634). have had holidays, will have had them he- j fore the season closes. “All work and no i play,” you know, had a bad effect on cer- { tain individual named Jack,” and if the i work happens be in close ...
... pounds; Job St John of Tanragoo, throngn he hands“ Rev Mr fifty Ja Grattan, ten pounds; Pat Delany, pounds ; Margt Delany, fifty pounda: pounds Orrery, ¥ pounds; Gardiner. pounds ; ry King, fort: ¥ Rounds 5 La pounds; Jos five pounds; Grattan, five pounds; ...
... IN MEMORIAM. JOHN BETHUNE. The subject of this sketch was born at Markinch, Fifeshire, in the year 1847. His parents were members of the Established Church of Scotland, and as such brought up their children in the nurture and admonition of the Lord. At ...
... Irish Battlefields,” “The Story the Volunteers,” “Thomas Davis,” Henry Grattan,” “Ulster Leaders of ’98,” “Wolfe Tone,” “ Fenianlsm : Its Fewer,” “The Language Movement,” John Boyle O’Reilly,” “ Francis Davis,” “Customs of the Ancient Irish,” A striking ...
... lilernan,secretary. Com ittee—Patrick Roan, John Connelly, Peter Morrow, Patrick Kliuwl. Hugh Doherty, Carney, James Kiernan, John Rourkn. R Reilly, Edward Reilly. Owen M'Caffery, PhiHp Reilly, John M'CafiTery, John Reilly, Arthur Connolly, Foter Connolly ...
... Piton speech ht fore leaving for the railway station. It transpired that Mr John Morley was traveling he the same train, and cheers were s iren for the right hen gentleman. KR JOHN REDMoND M P, ON THE CRISIS. birJohu Redmond. M addressing a meeting of at ...
... AIL JOHN SLMMONS. mon the suffrage. of the elector. on the broad emotion of labour, and. as a workingman candidate, with an earnest desire to assist in an Wile manner in administering the affairs of the city. It is not necessary to say anything se to ...