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... that the armed forces of England in this country were not recruited from the ,people of Ireland (hear, hear). Let no Irishman join She- British army or navy (hear. hear). Let no 'lrishman join the 11.1. C. (hear. hear); and let no woman give her arm to the ...
... amendment—Messrs. Browne, Murphy, Donohoe, Cummins. M. Doyle, Kavanagh, and the Chairman-7. Against—Mesars. John Bolger, !fore, Kinaella, Ennis, Kehoe, John Sinnott, M. Codd, T. Bo r. J. E. Mayler, T. Auto and M MC k‘— 11. The amendment was therefore declared ...
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... £1 135., was worth £lO a year.. There was some broil to human credulity. OWEN ROE O'NEILI. In a let-to- to the Press. Dr. Grattan Flood Ennisoorthy, suggests that steps should I,e taken to commemorate Owen Roe . by erecting it Geltio Cross over his grave ...
... 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 ...
... Waterford Archaeological Society re. elected Mast Rea Dr. Sheehan as president, with Hon. Dudley Fortescue, Earl Roberts Meson. John N. White J.P; 8.. J. 'Usher, D.L.; C. Percival Bolton, Count Delapoer, Major Barrett-Hamilton, Rey. Win. Bourke as vice-presidents ...
... liteir native land, end to worship Cod in the old rant' of their fathers, a right which they freely gave to all others. As Grattan saidthey wrung from James a Constitution, which woutd have secured peace, freedom and prosperity to Ireland mid It not been ...
... 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 ...
... Dublin is so .t to moose comment. In a large plaza in front of the railway station is a monunwnt in linnimr of John Klward Hisltnotid, uncle of John William Redmond. the present leaders the friM party in the Rritiall mirliament. He nmresented this district ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... ; We diagnose and notify and force the in, The childreu die, the mothers cry, the father finds tke tin. Sir Thomas Henry Grattan' M.P., writing from London, said that tthiss question depends on the matter of a pure lymph supply, and that he bad made ...