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... rtst.• gosoloyment Agency. Johostoa's Coen. Grattan street. Dublin. No tbarge ARMS'? WEI A rt•nt—Wanted • tor(.liar. most know 'ale lei MCA 4 years' of and he rceonsmende.l, opal • im4e. man , on ' wary. apply John Doyle. 160 and 161 new stow wages and p ...
... Carßaeford Tee.. Drumoondra. *9. JOHN B. KELLY B.A. Li*bore:* Grote Park. Ratliminct, YL WY. BLINN. 3 Palace atreet. mem SHEPHERD Itt. Malaohy'e road. Glaenctm• Ml. JOHN MURRAY. B Stewart Gardena. Portetiwact. Co. Arm, *lBB CONNIE MAGUIRE. Garth , Park ...
... them. By a curious chance, this statue is directly opposite the Regent House, and the figure of Grattan seems to gaze intently at its windows, while the right arm is impressively outstretched in appeal. ...
... Cuddy, Grattan Dunne, Edward Kelly, J.P.; John J. Malone, £. Dreaper, J. Mcttam, J. Collins, E. Coope, D. Bordekin, E. Kennedy, J.P. (Strafian); L. S. Storev, \V. Chadwick. John Hardy, E. Keashan, James Flynn, John Flynn, Janice Gallagher, ...
... te reverence, had taken umbrage at Grattan’s predominance. The feeling wia unworthy him; But roh would censure, recall wlxt Grattan said him many years later; —” Mr. Flood, my, rival, as the pamphlet calls him, arm I should, . unworthy character his rival ...
... IRISH REARERS. Short Stories by LADY GILBERT VICTOR OaD.0 a D. POWER. JAKE BARLOW. CAHIR HEALT, MAOKAEUB. JOHN SHERLOCK. M—ic DR. W. H. GRATTAN FLOOD. Special Articles by W. O’LEARY CURTIS, - M. M. O’H, 0. P. ODONOGHTJE, R. M. C. THE EDITOR. IDICH CCDIAI ...
... KNIGHTS. Nicholas Grattan Doyle, M.P. for New-I castle-nu-Tyne N. sines 1918. He was born in 1862, and is third son of the late John Doyle, Ballyroe House, Wexford, and was formerly engaged in business in Dublin. He was one of the founders of the Northern ...
... stituencies at Westminster. ! Grattan and Corm The Right Hon. Isaac Corry, who repre- ! Hiented Newry and voted for the Act of ! Union. was the first representative of that borough after that disastrous measure had passed. Grattan described him in College ...
... STREET 102 giItIFTON STREET. the SICK of GRATTAN'S STATER. LEGE GREEN, 32 NORTH KING $S THOMAS STREET. and at KINGSTOWN. IRISHMEN, AVENGE BELGIUM, AND FIGHT FOR HONOUR AND CIVILISATION. --- ALEXANDRA COLLEGE, or. JOHN AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION. FIRST AID COURSE ...
... &ay yormirteng tee • al vas. trynom for ht. John's t:Marali. by &lowing l it to mutant any mob document or ether] trier hootereer.' Haar many umiak/tn. (here Were did ant SUDDEN DEATH OF mu CLENTRAM. arming, under tragically dehomeleare• death a the Mr ...
... as the three by Foley in College Green — those of Grattan, I:oleismith, and - Burke. The statue of Grattan. i•rhaps. flattered the subject, if the following isr•ription of him is to be trusted Grattan A short in stature, and unprepossessing in hppearstice ...
... doubt have had two three sporadic attempts at armed rebellion. But these cam© rofching, and a whole century of national pence had been the priceless gift the Union. 1782 they tried Horae Rule under Grattan’s Parliament. How did it work? sixteen year* Ireland ...