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... Grattan Branch, Southampton. The usual weekly meeting on Friday last was attended by very large number the members to hear Mr. John Valentine’s address, entitled/* A plea for Home Rule for Ireland.” Mr. Valentine, whose record in the Irish cause is bo ...
... FATHER JOHN MACAULAY. ‘‘He died, full of years and honours;” The old phrase was never more appropi lately used than in connection with the peaceful end of the long and saintly career sketched in our columns to-day. The Very Rev. John Macaulay’s life was ...
... conservative peoi-10. The Chinaman, Garbitaa beat Lrilers of Gokl Belfast; T. 11. Lisburn; John whether high low. thinks himself and his Betting 2 „h,>« Crossgar; Rol«rt John W»o representatives Utt highest conree w® rua e . Wilb .m Clugston, Belfast; civilisation ...
... of th& Diamond, but witness could not beer it. 1 John and Robert gave refdence•tf seeing White elleralt plaintiff, and knocked him down with • stick. John Nelson, ea-sergeent, and Constable John Grattan, also gave evidence. Ilte farmer saw the blow being ...
... Mb. John Redmond still hopeful thar will lire to see an Irish Parliament esiab lishcd, but majority of his follower* umbo coming to tho conclusion that his h'** has no solid foundation. His policy aD are severely criticised, and it is natural he ...
... Eliiabeth Rooke. The ceremony performed Rev; Henry Gordon, and the triinesses were Tbomas Williamson and Elizabeth Grattan Elizabeth Grattan stated she was 12th May, 1890, in Trin.ty Chiirch^hen the marriage Alexander Irwm Elizabeth Rooke took place.. bridesmaid ...
... their and a John M‘Alinden, whose grandson, John M'Alinden, was reinstated the Estates Commissioners and got a | free grant, purchased a farm from those yeomen. TTie people Barnmeen also, another farm for Eat her Thomas Brady, P.P;, now in occupation ...
... JOHN FiIacDERMOTT, M.A., Moderator o. ..ede mbl y . The Rev. John MacDermott , of Belmont, is the wide recognition. In 1873 he received wean to son of an Ulster farmer, and born at Culler the First Presbyterian Church, Strabane. His mn Swtresabatinne ...
... DUBLIN. Wednesday Nigfif. In political circles the chief topic of con* versation to-day was the sudden flight «jf Mr. John Redmond from Armagh without having given his host the Cardinal any rf*a. son or excuse for his behaviour. Is it that the Nationalist ...
... living in there are no public* ' ricer in the very centre of Belfast. an I and a man who wants • drink of cover an arm of more than eighty arm: ' kTior meet go six miles for it. Tbe tato President WEinley's ancemors Belfast is the greatest . Producer of came ...
... M‘Connell, 1, Grattan Street, lacerated scalp wound, knife ; William Millar, Lemon Street, lacerated scalp wound, fall; Barney Rooney, 45, Milford Street, lacerated wound to noee, knife; John Hunter, 24, Paris Street, lacerated wound to arm, and Mary Robinso* ...
... of their countrymen—the brother Protestants of Grattan and Emmet and Parnell—ehonld branded for ever as aliens and enemies. Referring to tbe meeting at Crostmaglen addressed the previous Sunday by Mr. John Dillon, MP., Mr. O'Brien sard that at a moment ...