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... MEERS. Esq.. C. 8., Chairman. Sir THOMAS H. GRATTAN ESMONDE. Bart., Deputy-Chairman. MICHAEL JOSEPH COOKE, Esq. Right lion. the F.tRI. OF KEN• JAMES JOHN O'CONNELL. Esq. MARE. CA .O. Rt. lion Sir THOMAS FRANCIS JOHN PHILIP BUTLER. Esq. MOLONV. Bart., P.C. ...
... W ISE SHOPPERS will make a point of calling at the House of John M. Wilson BEFORE CHRISTMAS BECAUSE- JOHN M. WILSON took delivery of most of FOR THE LADIES Still LARGE STOCKS OF BLANKETS to offer FREE the Xmas Goods in September and October and so can ...
... raider Inns ponsiblv imagine that !is a l arge ,arm iii those lays. it vas fully equal to I:300 of our Paint rarary. Nicholas Whittv had k mird Rattlestown through tie. in beg nf his sister Margaret, who Isar* John it , hingivanu. of Dunbrady death octurre ...
... SIR. JOHN SIMON. Sir John Simon, SolicitorGenend for England, who also received a most cordial growing, said---Mr. Redmond, Indies and gentle. men, I do not speak in the language of exaggeration when I any that no British Democrat who has been here to-night ...
... JOHN REDMONDS SPEECH John Redmond (the Chatrmun), who, rising, was received with loud applause. ; This meeting of the Nationalist representatives of Ireland in the capital of our country the day when the King of Eng. land being crowned in London is event ...
... John J. hmith Seve evidence of support our countiTruen in Ulster ne.tinet any provisional government being force,' on them. Commis motto is We wilt not hare Home Kole, and. if necesaary, we will such to Cork. Our motto should be We will Lave no provisional ...
... silver, weighing 295 ounces, and moulded by John Swift, an EngUsfa-Irish silversmith in 1765, the mace ”controlled” the business of Grattan's Parliament at College Green, Dublin. It was placed under the table when John Lord Oriel, the last Speaker, a resolute ...
... gannon spoke— With fear was England shaken. When Grattan rose none dar’d oppose The claim he made for freedom; They knew our swords, cak his words, Were ready, did need them. Then let us raise Grattan's praise A proud and joyous anthem— And wealth and ...
... MR. JOHN J. HORGAN. Mr. John J. Horgan, solicitor, who was received with great cheering, then addressed the meeting. said they had taken off their coats in this fight and they were going to win (cheers). They had taken off their coats but they were going ...
... of th& Diamond, but witness could not beer it. 1 John and Robert gave refdence•tf seeing White elleralt plaintiff, and knocked him down with • stick. John Nelson, ea-sergeent, and Constable John Grattan, also gave evidence. Ilte farmer saw the blow being ...
... SIR JOHN SIMON AND THE COALITION. on .Tohn Simon eaid the Geddes report constituted the most scathing condemnation Coalition waste, muddle, and extravagance. It should hare been published two months ago, mid it only saw light that day because the insistent ...
... Many Special Often daring Last Week of Sale. Special late prices for Factory Oddments in Ladies’ and Gent.’s Cardigans and Boys’ Jerseys. impeccable an institution as some would have us believe. He says they are aa clean team of men as ever led a country ...