... number of mourners were present. ROUND ABOUT MANCHESTER. Mr. Thomas O’Garra, of Ancoats, delivered an interesting lecture on “ Grattan’s Irish Parliament,” in St. Anne’s on Sunday afternoon. The choir of St. Alban’s, Blackburn, gave a sacred concert in the ...

... shown by the principal local authorities in coping with the.situation. Mussulmans go about armed, and murder Christians frequently with impunity. Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde, M.P., and Captain ‘Donelan, M.P., were specially deputed by the Irish Parliamentary ...

... Sir Thomas H. Grattan Esmonde has addressed a letter to Mr. Irwin, hon. secretary of the North Wexford Executive of the United Irish League, tendering his resignation as member of Parliament for North Wexford. He has also informed Mr. John Redmond of the ...

... the common seal, tho manor, the arms of the lord of the manor, the ruins of St. Mary’s Chapel, and the modern developments in ‘the township. St, Mary’s Chapel was, he said, a hundred years older than the so-called King John’s Palace, and was a few years ...

... Premiers of the four Balkan States, with a view to the settlement of all differences existing between them. The danger of an armed conflict is believed to have been removed. A very friendly speech on Anglo-German relations, with special reference to the ...