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... was the highest patriotism and the highest duty men *ubordinate their own individual opinions and endeavour to etrengthen the arms those who wore representing the people of Ireland in their negotiations with English statesmen (cheers). That great meeting ...

... we would be told Mutt John Dillon pre the was an Internal queetion for the Empire, and *hit the British Empire could settle this internal . ties. Therefore, not merely would we give land's. case sway, alto our moral right. As John Mac Neill said, tre mold ...

... (Kitty). also Yes. km& Wire, %so Leeman Doiony, Mr. 13.doey Mar! jinn, Xs Henry Timbal, Mr. Liam Watt, sad, ILL a Grattan Little. _Yesterday Mr. John Dillon. M.P.. nnreiled a ndsome Celtic Cross, which has been ended in Belbowline to the memory of the late Matt ...

... JOSEPH ROBINSON (1815-1898) A CENTENARY APPRECIATION By if. N. GRATTAN FLOOD, Mrs. D. fir Chris Milan llleotard las errors: paid iimerved tribute to the work of him* Robinson, the Loom kali musician. Whether ae id the Aatient Garen! &Meth int Coadneter ...

... to the value of £76 19s. 4d., which included boots, overcoat#, cardigan jackets, velour hats, and pairs of socks, were carried off by four armed young men from tho premises of Thomas Hanley, 70 Talbot street, Dublin, on Dec. last. Thu raid was only reported ...

... THE EARL OF FINGALL. J. M. FITZGERALD. T. W. FITZGERALD. BRENDAN FOTTRELL. JOHN EDWARD FOTTRELL Hoe. Secretary—BßENDAN FOTTRM.L. COMMITTEE: VISCOUNT GORMANSTON. MR HENRY GRATTAN BELLEW, Bart HENRY HARRISON. A KELLY. J. F. MILKY. Sr THOMAS MYLES. GEORGE ...

... after his election to Parliament he was called upon by the electors to support Grattan’s Decimation of Rights, and in reply expressed himself as thoroughly agreement with Grattan, and that had, moreover, “uniformly asserted 'he opinion in public and in private ...

... caned l.teranr •tummrnts. and is one the beat oarsmen Dnhlm. He waa for two years captain the orrersity Boat (Tab. JOHN FRAZER Mr John Kr»«rr. who h** barn «w»rdM thr Maddra tbr id iuccramb. 4 o«.»p M*ju *nd was Wacßttd Naxrtxr School Traifty CoUrgr 1991 ...

... prase-reading reciting can you have than the speeches of Henry Grattan? How was admired, even by Englishmen! “Ever glorious Grattan!” exclaimed Lord Byron; and, referring to his eloquence, said Grattan was: “With all that Demosthenes wanted indued, His equal ...

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... near 12 Merrion square. the residence of Sir John Arnott, Bart, Chairman of the Irish Times, Ltd. Two bombs were thrown at the City Hall isy men who afterwards fired at a passing military lorry at Grattan Bridge A passenger train was held up at Killiney ...