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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 ...
... George Irwin, the Rer. .Tame* Oibjon, Methodist Minister, to Riuiiy KlUabeth, daughter of John Wciley June*. Clifden. GRIMKS and GORK - June 27, 1904, at Saint Johns Church, Clontarf. hy the Venerable Arehdeacon O'Neill. P.P., Christopher eldest sou Christopher ...
... 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 ...
... YOUNG MAN’S STRANGE ACT. John Bickcrstcth, of Whitefriars street, Dublin, was walking arm-in-arm with some friends across Grattan bridge about four o’clock yesterday afternoon, when to bis companions’ astonishment, he pulled himself from their grasp and ...
... 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* ...
... 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 ...
... Wiwi, story. The armed wee who sprang from the crop a by Jeer tt were compelled by subtle eso►aetmanta to tuns their arms *gaud, themselves and to destroy each other. Tee esehactmeets of Grattan's reliantly, elogoencs.had destroyed the armed strength of Ireland ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... parasite sent challenge Grattan. The opponents met next morning in the Plurnix Park. Grattan was ready with his p with his tongue, and wounded Corry in the arm. Tho physical injury to Corry was slight. Morally was pulverised. Grattan had not taken his life ...
... 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 ...
... Centenary. Gelatine beat Cherry Whisky. Midville Sweep beat Coat of Arms. Olenstrae beat Gutler. Mrs. Grundy beat Hie Celer. Judge Hawkins beat Hazy Vision. Long Glass beat Drizzle. Bear Cardigan beat Countess Methuen. Peerless Beauty beat Glenbervie. Hullabaloo ...