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... Graham. 8.A., CC., Francis J. Firth. .on of the late Thomas Firth. Porteduern, to Mary, daughter of the late John Doyle. and of Mra. Grattan panda. Drummed's. sad. SIMMS—JuIy 31. 1919. at St. Columba*. R.C. Cbuzch, r.dinborgl., by the Roe. Canon Mullen ...
... intensified -when, dramatic cally it were, Mr. John Redmond stood and pointed the statu'., and waved his hat . , in that direction. Mr. Asquith, with evident emotion, took off his hat, waved it, with swinging arm, and then bowed towards statne. then turned ...
... Wilkinson, London; Sir Henry Grattan Bellew, Dr. Mary Memnon, Mrs. Spencer, and Miss Spencer. The attembinec included •--Sir Henry Grattan and Lady Grattan Bellew, Major and Mrs. Deere, Radars Major and Mrs. Langley, Mr John O'Conne ll, M. J. Maguire, General ...
... Bloote ling, A. Brown, and John Smith; while the later pictures include works John R. Smith, Noe. 79 80, and E. Fisher, No. 45; Val Green, Ko, R. Erkm, Nos. and 62; James Watson, No. C. Hodges, Nos. 95 and William Doughty, No. John Deane, No. 77; C. No. J ...
... Colonel Cheevers, Miss Cheevers, Mrs. Cheevers, Sir Henry Grattan Bellew, Colonel Moore, and Canon Mackin, P.P., V.F., of Dunmore. o™”*. w*—. riion. Ambroid A. KjUy, WilHMn J. KjaUr, John Leonard, Bit John Lynch, B. j; MUm, J. Creed Meredith, E. J. gott, K. ...
... isce iulJ Amonetesea. and the British Zed Series . The bl are to teed all rift. of hand Mettung to nab as thong Alms. the Arms. at thee rte.. es be dealt rah by Ike In the all three Raritan. In tattletale no more Nighttorales are meshed: seat MIL for ...
... Charles Cbrson, Samuel Creiablop Clarke, Foster Coatee, Path. Vincent Dolan, Rodolphos Whittaker Harper, Patrick Edward Hayden, John Marcus Hayes, i Henry Hasty. Lake Mfluinness, Joseph James I M'Nelis, and Henry Edward Rodmond. Special Examination (or the ...
... still called King John's chamber. ten per cents., which commercial honour whatever it was, was granted to him through the influence of his friend Sir John Ferns, the principal merchant in the wine trade then in Dublin. The two Grattan girls were the daughters ...
... the Southern Police Court, before Mr. Drury, John Greerson, and Richard H. Wilson, desca ibed as gentlemen, residing in Mountpleasant Signore, Joseph Stewart, also of Mountpleasant square, no business, and John Howaral, of bringer road, engineer, were charged ...
... Rev. John Sealev. 3rd Jttiv, 1789. £® 10s. Castlecome: and Imantn Volunteent. ••ptc rented laird VVatuleslord by the inhabitants as token of thanks tor his rlltTts in the of hbi-rty. £24. Dabhn ItKlupvinlcnt Volimtcei-*. ’ tlic gilt Col. H. Grattan Mi- ...
... to conic the South side of the River to Grattan Lridg-. Carnages trout the North side of Duolin |o approach Sackville t-lreet and the Northern qua.>H in sitigfo line (keeping the side nearest the rivet) Grattan Budge; and those from the South sid-i to ...
... to support them, the Patriot Party—Grattan’s Party—wae position to demand some sort jnetioo from the Engin* Parliament with a chance having it ganted—through fear if not through love. Speedung te Irish people, Grattan demanded Roe Trade, which was grudgingly ...