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... landlords. (Cbntinued from Page 8.) Grattan. Flood, Fitz Gerald, Emmet, .ir.d Tone (oiieers), and >£kchei, Martin, O'Brien, il>avis, and, down to thecr own days, Isaac Butt and Charles Stewart Parnell —men who, whether field armed revolution or ...
... subjunctive. would be much better. 4. It ig Yes: St. John’s Ambulance Corps, O’Connell str. eet. 2. To the Secre- tary be ‘or wu will get all information there. 4. There is no uniform, beyond a cap and arm band, as a\rule. “Joo f Get one from a chemist. B ...
... first term ;) SergeantatAr-ms, John Nilleny, re- elected ; Chairman of Executive Boarl, John N. Scanlon, re-elected; Physician, Dr. Han- aon, re-elected Delegates to the Irish Coun- ties, New York, er C. M‘Dermott, John N. Scanlan, and Patrick Coen. Irishmen ...
... married by ecclesiastical living, but Catholic could not. Catholic priest to repudiate hie wife when Catholic* could not carry arms, be etn- pleased; proving that had attended a ployed as fowlers, or keep warlike store* lor Protestant* place of worship within ...
... Southampton (Grattan). Meeting the Wanaham Arms. The president, Dr. O’Meara, presided. The Coronation Oath was discussed, and resolution paeeed calling on the Irish members to do their utmost to get this insult to Catholics removed. The following officers ...
... 23rd February, 1813. Grattan, one of the most illustrious friend* and advocates Irish Catholic right*, was then member for Dublin- The old Ascendancy Corporation of Dublin petitioned against Catholic Emancipation, and requested Grattan a« the member for ...
... Branch, gave a represepied this branch at Swanses. A vote cf thanks was passed to those who so uthampton (Grattan). Fortnightly meeting at the 7 Arms on Sunday, 18th June. Dr. Presi- dent, in the cbair. new members There ses 9 large number of mem- The Chairman ...
... Coyia mdine's father. Mr. John William Janson. Mr. Manchester (John Mandeville) | was ons of the best- A mecting of the Manchester Branches was | writers at. Lloyd's, to he was elected as on Fnday at the Rooms of the John’ far back as 1853, being at ...
... 100 vards rece in great style, heing followed by Miss Nelke Aytward. wonm # irited Southampton (Grattan). The ace was Fortnightly meeting at the Wareham Arms fashion bv Mr dames Corbets. In the high Th was food muster of mem- jump there was a le .betweet ...
... Owan Daly, Henry Ye each—Mrs. Lennon, James Kearney, Mich M‘Evor, James Duffy, John Mertin, Owen Tumulty, Fres. Hannon, Peter Garver, Brian Mortis, Michael Morns, John John wnn, M Tierney, Michael James Hearty, James Denaghy, @en., bec; Pat Lambe, Patrick ...
... about the year 1791, and died June 24, 1820. , | and “wild along & the winter winds rave; tember, 1! On the death of Henry Grattan. Ins & 3 Small , 1 ween, are the ruined walls & Mallow in interestap h er career are The “follow mg himself to represent Dublin ...
... Commitiee for t! mass meeting— done would eventually be apprec:ated by ail John J. Brady, James A. Burns, John Bowe, having Ireland's icterest at John F. Donovan, Edward J. Flood, John S. addiesses were dehvered by Mr. Royle, Delehanty, Franklin M. Danaher ...