... of AMooßoj-Ooaonl and Solicito>-Uoao- nd, and the appoiataeot Imtood of Ooorfo Poaooabf and Curas Ho west tartar, sad orad John Bonoford boa tho Rotosm, and thia sot raiaad atom which asdad ta hia ova diagtaaa and raeall. It aarau that Fitswilliam, in ...

... their last reeting-plaoes out of Ireland. Edmund Burke sleeps Beaoonafield, Sir John Parnell is buried in the vaults beneath Et. George’s Church, Hanover Square t and Henry Grattan was interred in Westminster Abbey. The body of Curran was placed in the in ...

... note issued by the Belfast Bonk, and bearing the names (he following directors William Tenn?«t, Robert Otlhrcfl, John Thoonpenn, James Lake, John Thompson, jun. Two one Che ejection of artioles— One beering on tie obverse the head George HI., and on reverse ...

... Bellingham, James Musgrave, D.L.; Charles Barrington, D.L.; Francis Brady, K.C.; Henry Johnson, * “’’lei; John A. Arnott, lieutenant- Knights—John Johnston, John Moore, M.D. (presented by Sir David Harrel, K.C.8.); Walter Armstrong, Oeoige O’Farrel, Alfred Graham ...

... the people of Belfast entered into armed associations for defence. There was no difficulty in gaining recruits for the service. The Government, whilst they concealed their fears, trembled the possible action of an armed nation, even whilst the Volunteers ...

... extract roads foliowa : “It is with infinite satisfaction have learned that our highly-respected countryman, the Right Honourable John Foster, is about to bring forward a plan for the improvement of this country by giving to Ireland tbo complete possession of ...

... one month's imprisonment end Bernewell to twelve months’ imprisonment with hard labour. The fatality to old man of seventy, John Water*, Sap try, a labourer, who feu. off float yesterday North Circular Rood, with the result that one of the poaaed over ...

... prepared for the adoption of the military delegates, the first was composed Grattan, and the second, by Flood, .Mr. Dobbs was just about start for the convention when Grattan, the unchanging friend ...

... Flood was the idol the Volunteers, and Grattan that of the rarliameut. I: were noil that (hope two men had sunk their clifferenees ami co-operated for the cowl ami welfare of their country. With reference to Grattan's Parliament itself, it contained members* ...

... —lreland's Past. 51WAYS AND INCIDENTS IN OUR HISTORY. BLACK JACK FITZGIBBON. . r to he .0101101ra pa,. John Fits! .0 Clare, whn. in works NI, Fr.iik.•• NI the. abject v‘errat ern. tie Was :nlie wit). rums. awl upon hi, toßin. HP product of the British ...

... sacrificed like Iphotento attic, the desired money had come to Sir Hannibal on no condo lona. At the same mot wondered why John Bo why lead iiisde such a will. Meanwhile Mr. Gras ton resumed his interrupted reading. Then it became apparent [bat there ...

... time. Draw s deep breath, hold it in , as long as you comfortably can, and then let it go. Stand easily with feet together, arms hanging, and shoulders braced. Breathing exercises not only expand the chest and fill up unsightly salt-rellars. hut they improve ...