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... behalf of the police, on the ground of existing houses, while Mr. Hanna, B.L. (instructed by Mr. John Hanna), on behalf of the Irish Temperance League; and Mr. John M'Cormick, on behalf of the Licensed Vintners* Association, opposed the application on similar ...
... Sia—We are directed by Mr. John Btdmood to request your attendance in the Hon e c( Commons on Thursday, the 16th Inst, whr n business the almost importance affecting Ireland be debated.—We run «ln yours truly. Thomas H. Grattan Donelan, Patrick O'BrifO ...
... Swansea to-day it was unanimously decided to rnn Mr. John Williams, miners' agent for the district, as Labonr candidate for Gower Division at the next general election. The present member is Mr. John A. Thomas. QUARANT ’ORE IN ST PATRICK’S CHURCH. LEGAMADY ...
... (daWairnM. “The Maid ait Arm*, by B. W, Obaafeera (6*)—Constable “EocHd; Hi* and System. D.D.; “Pascal and Port Beyaliat, by William dark, D.D. (“Worid Epoch-«aker*>-T. A T. Clark. “Oxford and Cambridge Conference*, Henry Grattan. Alfred E. Ziaamern ...
... enthusiastic gathcrinv. and was supported the platform Messrs. Michael Devine, chairman of committee John Ellis, vice-chairman; ; Stephen Laitghlin. treasurer ; John Neils, secretary : Hugh Boyle, assistant secretary ; Neil Haughoy, president United Irish League; ...
... Lalor Shcil, John Wilson Croker, Edward Walsh, James Sheridan Knowles, William Hamilton Drummond (who was a member of the Belfast Literary Society), William Archer Bailer, Thos. Osborne Davis, and John O’Hagan. The volume concludes with Dr. John Kells Ingram’s ...
... Catholic people were Protestant —some of them intensely so. This is true from Lord Bdward and Emmet to Henry Grattan and on to Smith O'Brien and John Mitchel, and again to Butt and Parnell. Rev. Professor Galbraith, of Trinity, was nune the less popular because ...
... D. C. Nugent, 25 dols.; Joseph W. Folk, 15 dols; D. C. Murphy, 15 dols; John A. Lee, dols; Patrick Caimody, 25 dole.; John J. Lavin, 25 dols.; Jesse M’Donald, 25 dole.; Judge John Dillon, 25 dels; and Joseph N. Judge, 15 dols. A very liberal response was ...
... than those of Grattan. regards Grattan’s settlement 1782 the criticism is quoted that“lf Grattan believed bis settlement was fool; if did not, was knave. On this slr. Zimmem says—‘The folly {for folly it was) is pardonable in a man Grattan’s calibre and ...
... would have liked see a rebellion Ireland, and Mr. John Dillon and other agitators have talked what they would have done if they had had rifles ; the fact remains that they did nothing. The want of arms was not the only reason for their inactivity. Another ...
... principal nucleus of Irish national sentiment; would cherished, and the acts leading to it held up for imitation, those of John Brown are in America, and as those of Emmet and Fitzgerald are in Ireland already; political clubs, social institutions, and ...
... aimilar during the ps«t few tear-. John Manier. IwUrbor. Barvfror. said rotnent bored 13th in-*. needed Mr, sale Oxford H»re*w. IWfaat. and put'h.'sed ItoircaJer ow ...