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... Grattan. Contemporary with Burke end Sheridan was Grattan. The mention of the name Grattan brings one back the days when the sound of American arms on American soil roused to action the Irish Volunteers of 1782. The voice of America was heard in Ireland ...
... F ARM—GARDEN-POULTRY. CtORRL GATED Iron needs painting. Our / special red enamel is extensively used, and gives splendid results. Siderosthen paint (black) excellent for iron. Harris and Beale, Grand Parade. LSI —Cooked food, product of choice ) cereals ...
... v ARM—G T>ASTC Siag—Beware of low grade basic slag; best quality should have a guarantee of .‘fe to 45 per cent of phosphates, 80 to degrees of fineness; low grades will be found dearest in comparison ; same carriage, same cost of grinding, bags, etc ...
... Head with hacing her HAL aged It mann, for iatorirsting drink in a won neither raked nor weird. la Act. 'The publienin. John Mtn*. Grattan Arent. on. dins summoned for at. drin k ' Ocaglable O'Connor stated that shoot ten minute. pont as o'rkick on tbo evening ...
... THE -WEEKLY EXAMINER SATURDAY, APRIL 7. DEATH OF -IR JOHN J BISHOPSTOWN FATALITY LONDON CORRKSPONDENd j'ATIIETIC DETAILS Mum Our OarreuPu uder4 Loedon, &today Night Haring defeated in their purpose at the time of the Jameson Raid, and the South African ...
... North Infirmary yesterday were—Mrs. Casey, Grattan street, severe cot on the eye, caused blow ; John Murphy, Watercourse road, severe scalp wound, caused by fall; James Dawson, Well lane, injuries to thigh; John Regun, Blarney street, grained wrist; Matilda ...
... dull Bros., Grattan street, Cork. 781 IABOURER wanted, with or wittaut family. A good wages, house and garden, close National School. Apply to Miss Purcell, Registry, Mallow. WANTED a family farm labourers, with 1 help to milk cows. Apply to John i twrest ...
... MRRTTNC; IN m'RI.IN, I)n l>l 11. Tuemlav A mwlinft irn«> hoi tn the Ma»«si..n orrninK hoar from Ir«nl ami John I’nito'l in , with I ...
... ‘Charleville Row; Patrick Hayes, 13, Grattan st ; Thomas Harrs, ?JO. Model Cottages: John ' Healy, 18, James Square; John Hartnett, 8, ‘Marga-ret st; and attendance orders were ob| tained against the following—-John Fray. 152, Old ‘-You\mh«a.l Road: Terence ...
... Pflaident of the elonak.h; Town; Miniety. The inkier* chosen the illustrious figure in the ehrt. guered hn.ory of Ireland, Henry Grattan. The attendsnee vim not by any propertiesate to tho merits of the Iretore, but this is scommted foe by Lat* prevalent very ...
... O'CALLAGHAN (ontgoina, Grattan street, Builder. Proposed by Stark, 3 Great George • street; seenanded by John J 117 6 d Rood. Two papers mibresited. RICHARD 19 Smith. Journalist. Proposer, William Tally, 91 stieet armed°, John Hering', George's itreet ...
... the area of mita, an : of in area of barley, a decrease of MR in the area of no, a decrees. of 1011 arm in the area of beans, and a decrease of 33 arm in the area of peaa. The total yield of wheat in 1009 to 939.815 r wta, an of 1W2.4419 taste an cum ...