... stituencies at Westminster. ! Grattan and Corm The Right Hon. Isaac Corry, who repre- ! Hiented Newry and voted for the Act of ! Union. was the first representative of that borough after that disastrous measure had passed. Grattan described him in College ...

... P. O'Callaghan. SO Coombe; P. I. Murphy. 177 Bvtanle road. John Caro pal e Foster tC: Hut c h inso n , Fielding. 12 Grattan ; J. ff. B.A., Mansion House, John Dolan. 4 St. Clemente road; John Hyland, 26 Russell avenue, Jones'. road: T. Long. 148 Botanic ...

... chant; Mr. James Byrne. J.P.; Mr. Alumnae, L Clerk, J.P. ; Sir Thomas H. Grattan Reesentte. Bart, M.P. ; Colonel M. T. Herrera, D.L. ; Sir Jose ye Gore-Booth, Bart ; the Most Rev. John Healy, D.D., Lord Bishop of Cioniert ; the Mast Rev. Denis Kelly , D.D ...

... the (alone( geirtiemen were island to eeetea the ward is the Netiona Naas ni.—Meeers. Jame WCane. Tereuseell reed John Dense, Grattan rreerett: Weber! Flood Rtoireboutii. Incrixonr. and Jobs J. Comm.?. 4 bekroar• bed The oea. suttee moo for the pave ...

... Carriages aomiw heat the Nam or Asthma Roads, or the Hr' h od or BARI Ba.re.k., to come by the South ode of the RIM' LO Grattan Bridget spy from the North ale of Dubin. to theireitle weed, and the Northam ye ni thole tine theme* the tide nearest Sourcer) ...

... Ambassador, the Earl of Denbigh, the Bishop of Exeter, the Re, Canon Ringer, the Warden of Merton 9o ll ege, the HOD. John Sir John Ro imoe Mr. E. Dicey, Mr. Horton Smith, K-C-, Professor Ray Lankeskr, the Master of the Corriere Company, end Maier Cecil ...

... sellinommosent against the • armed might of England,. Ireland was the first eountry in Europe to rt stand by, and cause f throw in tbe its sympathy and suppo with the o 'was Colonists of America bear, heart. It was Henry Grattan in the Irish House of Commons ...

... °manner. The lies. Father O'Connor, C.C., pres•ided, and afterwards a branch of the League was eetablighed. Kr. Iforty'■ 3lr. John Morley has declioed an incitaiaa to allow himself to be put forward fcl the Lord Rectorehip of St. Andrew's rnivereity. •it ...

... •LLYXABLIN-11r. Charles liwum. • 11 LULLLYGLII-14. Jamas Clarke. BAIsIJoN-Mars X. Murphy, 4 Brrdea Arm* Bal.killAUNl6 , -Mr. Petri& IBSILRI6-11r. Jaime armed!. The Borg, BOYLE- - TIM Swam. BUNDORAN-Mr. ClarrolL CAXIRCIS*I4N-Mr. Clarke Beasr• CARLIR-Mr. ...

... Clonakeagh, 3 30 p.m. DIINLANIN CLUB. The second meeting far this season of above club will be bed on tomorrow fllmreday). Mr. John Mien will act as judge, and Denim J. Ryan asslipper. Entnas Mows this day (Wednesday) at 3 dela& with the ban. s.. r m . Tbe ...

... street, Bolton street, street, .or Grattan Bridge, Parkaasent street, Dame street, George's, street, homier streak and York street to the places ossinnel. Gran Northern Bedlam , contingenta will approach by Store arms Beresked places, Butt Bridge, George's ...

... Moore. Jos. F. Crain, Wilbam FAiwirdr, John J. Kerne. Keno Bailey, Thomas Keens, T. St. John Gainey, James Keegan. Michael Shredy. James Durkin, John Brennan. M. J. Weal= tatepheo M`Partland. Mr. Burin. Mr. Murray, John B. Kelly. The following reeolutima ...