... devotional expression. and was greatly applauded. lie also sang Crotty's Lament and Brennan on the Moor' (arranged by Mr. Grattan Flood) with gloat effect. Mr. Jams Foyer delighted his hearers by his really artistic rendering of When other lips, Take ...

... their cemearyinen, the brother Pretestante of Grattan and lfemset and Parnell, meet be branded ler ever as aliens and enemies in their own land (agodeese). Ur. O'Brien refereed length to a recent of Kr. John Dillon, sad said that be (Mr. Dillon) was responsible ...

... Iraveng toni ght for Usrlsruhe. ANCIENT 01111 OF NIBEINIIIM at this maser ea &Or piper malls the tribote which a pest Iriebrao. Grattan. pared ups Or sharer, Fox His rase excites tandems& and wears. To do *tiro to that immoral pram you mist sot boat per to ...

... Ireland, and while on circuit in the North be met the young attorney, John Mitchel In 1846 the case of the (legion T. Cavan Duffy mem on for bearing. after a delay of Mx menthe. John Mitchel, then acting editor of the Nation, solicitor for the dames ...

... Here he is, it is all right; he some, as he' promised, in August. The remark of Mr. John Redmond in hie ' speech the other day that the cardinal mistake ,of Grattan's political carers was his consent; to the disbandment of tha Irish Volunteers; was ...

... 13 am. PUBVIIVORS' B.C.—Mest on greeted, !rPak, GmEre Pond at o'clock to-morrow too prank. A l ll smashers requested to up GRATTAN G.F.C., Inclkora—Member el , Junior and Minor team to he Fifteen Acres la Imorrow for League matches. ARCHBISHOP CROKE B.C ...

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... Hamra - Henry Geatten, should prove of particular interest jut DOW. Seem •lanteeu aides of the old Parliament Roam and Henry Grattan will he's:Mated at the preen. The chair will he taken by Rev. Value Aloysius at eight o'clock. Dublin Improvement Bill. 'Woela ...

... CC., vacs. •chainnaa; Meson. Michael MacCarthy, bon. treasurer• T. Baker, M.C.C.; M. Kelli he r, T. Osiris, ' John Mae Kenna, P. Foie'', John Can, hon. see.. and Fames Mac-Colons, Ard 7lmtbin. Carreapondence was read from the Conde Clearita, Yens ea Manahan ...

... portrait Henry Ora°S ut Per .wail. • palmation to be at. ere. Oradea and tlm Grattan family, with photo. l an ' We Y it for str i a ' twaa g a, “ aa- in and to be Mona graphs of Grattan talks. The number is p ig,. th e la d .. she sceompanied with • sowed ...

... male From direct from teimn . to Own MiseIiRIDE.MITCHEL P.C.-Minor player. No 1 ground, Moen La. at 10.30 fee! • tie Mutt Grattan. Teem /seer-Joser Loss.. treat), Denis Maddock, Frisch Kel ,I Wklatel DebertY, William Kirwan. Cart .n ALL SUMATITUTHL 80b ...

... l L. tly Mr. John Nicholson, who lines a! the back Her-in. Pron.-is Vance. W. IPCarthy. Pedro% Caulfield's premier. said, is reply to Mr. T. Dslairh Patrick T. Poly), J. J. Ryan, Tobias, that at 6.15 the evening of the ; 111ff Ryon. John We..Raid_ yo ...