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... challenge to Grattan. The opponents met next morning in the Phoenix Park. Grattan Was ns ready with his iestol as with his tongue. and lie wounded Corry in the arm. The physical injury to Corry was slight. 'Morally he was pulverised. Grattan had not taken ...
... that poor Dr. John Esmonde and his family resided in memorable 'OS, and from here lie was taken to Dublin, tried by courtmartial, and hanged as a rebel on Carlisle Bridge. Dr. limeade was great grandfather of the present Sir Thomas Grattan &monde, of B ...
... in the prime of life. Captain Walter F.Amonde was third arm of the lamented Colonel Sir John Fanionde Bart., M.P . ., and Louisa Grattan, granddaugh ter of the great Irish patriot, Henry Grattan. To Sir Thomas and his family we tester oar deepest sympathy ...
... Frederick Fitzgerald, Lard Walter Fitzgerald, Lord George Fitzgerald, Sir Henry and Lady Sophia Grattan-Bellesv, Misr; Grattan-Bellew, Miss Moira Grattan-Bellew. Hon. Mrs. . Deans-Morgan, Miss Gonne Bell, Miss K. Fraser, Viscount and Viscountess• Stopford ...
... a century later in the same struggle against the Union, Sir John Parnell. He held high office in the Irish Government when the attempt to effect the Union was first tentatively made. Sir John Parnell was resolutc, in his opposition. His determination ...
... OTIOB. Patron—Sir Thomas H. Grattan Esmon&s, M.P. President—Mr. T. J. Doran. Hon. Treasurer—Mr. John O'Connor. Hon. Sec.—LAlr. John H. Ftchingham. commrrm: Messrs. Patrick Doyle, T.C.; Myles Webb, T.C.; M. P. Redmond, T.C.; John J. Redmond, James French ...
... much needed improvementa, met at Fethard and Dun.annon and took important evidence. The committee consisted of Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde, Bart, chairman County Council and chairman of the General Councils Board of Ireland and member of the Irish Agricultural ...
... Window Display. Me boor etary drew attention to the Late, suite -of bedroom furniture, for the display s of which Mr. John o.ilantip, 29 Grattan-street (the manufacturer) bod limed the office window' for this week and pex . t, purchased by 'a lady who saw ...
... Katertord producect mr.John Aeirport, politician; Sir John itiompauu, Lanamou Yrouner; !sir Thos. Wyse and Sir Justin Neill in diplomacy; air Richard Musgrave, author ot a beamed iustory ot tLA Insurrection; Judge Amason cud John &mord llalan , Matter ...
... Jelin Dillon, Mounded by Mr. P. A. liCeetum, Mq John B. Redmond was unnnianonely ri airoted chairmen of the Patty for thi ensuing Mr. Redmond then took the chair. Tres:omen. Om the motion of Mr. John F. Redmond, seconded by Mr. P. A. Wl!ugh. the following ...
... result was certain. in every sinking heart. was the rattled con, vietion that the end of the session would see them slaves. Grattan lay op a 0,4 bed and was unable to attend. The ugh the long hews at the day and night the elegy debate continued. The Detre:es ...
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