... The Maid Arm* ia way* certain audience whom to relate his stories. “The Beckoning” is one of series of romances dealing with the American war of independence, of which the present book is the third published, the first and second being “Cardigan” and “The ...

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... died. The address was signed by Sir Thomas H. Grattan Esmonde, Bart. : Captain A. Donnellan, Air. Patrick O’Brien, Air. E. Haviland Burke, Whips; Air. W. Abraham and Mr. Conor O’Kelly, -secretaries: Air. John Mooney and Dr. M. AiacDonneli, treasurers. Mr ...

... city m the Irish Parliament. | There is not much that is worthy of note in Now at the time Grattan was born, the native | the youth and early manhood of Grattan, ex- Irish, ie, the Catholics of the country, were cept liberal ions which he early reduced ...

... H. Thomas, Cardigan. commendet; D. Llewallyn, Bt. Dogmeel's, Pemhrokeshire, mate; James Reed, Swanera second mate; D. Jones. Cardiff carpenter; J. 8. Campbell, hnmw steward: Owen Roberts, l‘-u(ngun cook | | kin Bvans, socond steward; John 'lm swain; A ...

... dinner party last night, at the Chief Secretary’s Lodge, given by Mr. Waller and Lady Doreen Long. Tbs Earl and Countess Cardigan have arrived in Ireland, and aro paying round of visits, including the Earl and Countess Listowel, Coovamore. Tho Admiralty ...

... night, by ex-Bailie John Ferguson, J.P. Dr.M.J. Macauley, M.B., presided over ness of a gathering which filled every part of the Howeve: spacious hall. Amongst those present were— Ferguso Messrs. John T. Donovan, solicitor ; John existed | Boyne | Rooney ...

... Vermin dry up and leave No smell. Price 1/2, 2/3, 3/8. Postage 2d.—Gno. W. Harrikox, Chemist. Heading. AGENTS ECU BELFAST -Grattan .1:Co., Corn MarKei; J. .t'J. llaslett, Ltd., Chemists, North Street; M'Mullcn A* (/0., 10 Victoria Street; J. Guthrie, Chemist ...

... popularity the meet’”S' 0-NEIM> ARMS PUPPY STAKES, For 30 and bitch poppiM that never won in any at £3 each Winner. CM; runner-op. £10; third dog, £5: two dogs. each. Cotcnel Broor’s Balt.rwfu ray. TUthmore—Bally- atrwart. beat Mr. John Osoprr’s d Colmatage, Tan*- ...

... 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 ...

... 1 Messrs. Browne & Nolan have made the in- announcement that a second edition Mr. Grattan Flood’s “History of [Trish Music” is on the eve of publication The book has been considerably enlarged and re- vised, and in its new form, as indeed it was in the ...

... er of Police. Atblone Pursuivant of Arms (in his tabard). Cork Herald of Arms. Dublin Herald of Arm*. (In their tabards and collars.) Deputy*Assistant Adjutant-General. Band and Escort Cavalry. Ulster King of Arms (in his tabard and collar, and bearing ...