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... that • =halals maw may came • repetition of the cad story Grattan's, Volunteers. The ?embitters also say.:— realise that yoar forme to be effective Baum be erased, sad we are determined that arms shall find their way into the hands of every Volunteer who ...
... very recently a memento of Grattan, which should end it. place on Irish soil, was nesasathod to the English National Gallery by Mr. Leahy, who, as the writer of an important chapter of Irish history sad • biography of Grattan, might have bees erpected ...
... O'Toole, Geo. bright., John A. Maguire, P. Kenny, Jobe J. Clew, P. M'Donald ' H. Doyle, Theirs Murphy, JAMS Donohoe, Gee. Byrne, James Doyle, Wm. M'Coy, J. J. Hen. mosey, Thomas Manley, H. Thornton, P. J. rtlelntt, Mawr Fans, P. Hayden, John Molby, H. Murphy ...
... forty persons are lying More or less seriously wounded in the hospitals. During Curfew hours last night a party or parties of armed men. some of them disguised. visited many houses—principally in the Northern district of Belfast. and inquired for a number ...
... earls; Oro:lame Jacked, Aprons, etc. John IrEvoy, 31 Copal street, Dubl.e. me b.enal Waltman•* Shelia 11.1; la id ; Merry Wnlon Cellars at 31d; all sues sad *. The Ana.* (koala Drapers and Oalllaarn, i Laval (Grattan Brit_ p 1279 TORKICEN'S Jackets. Overalls ...
... their cemearyinen, the brother Pretestante of Grattan and lfemset and Parnell, meet be branded ler ever as aliens and enemies in their own land (agodeese). Ur. O'Brien refereed length to a recent of Kr. John Dillon, sad said that be (Mr. Dillon) was responsible ...
... Ireland, and while on circuit in the North be met the young attorney, John Mitchel In 1846 the case of the (legion T. Cavan Duffy mem on for bearing. after a delay of Mx menthe. John Mitchel, then acting editor of the Nation, solicitor for the dames ...
... had froth any timber of Inch Ausication Distrie. and 0111prusripa! Masi , bbope. Booking for Dries Circle and SUM Messrs Grattan ittreirt. Tickets soy alw he .!word froth Mel 1 10 Cope alma DUBLIN MASTER BAKERS' ASSOCIATION. CHRISTMAS BOXES. LARGELY ATTENDED ...
... easy tsetse., U Ben hem. arm Behew were killed. Tosi LAMB OAPTANS PIT2IIIIIIIIMIL -.At the nesting Claremorris Board a touardiam weibrenday, Mr. J. J. We!dren, J.P., OhMesamt, referred in sympathetic teems to the tees which Mr. John Fitagim ee . t h e i r ...
... Sul of Eyes, from whom this street received its name. was Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. from 1672 to 1677. It'saex Bridge, as Grattan Bridge 'ear formerly called. was also named after this nobleman. 1 Dublin. and for that matter. Ireland, hie 'little cause ...
... the Engin& papers erroneously described it, • followess the Volunteer in the North. TI, Irish Volunteer s of today theta of Grattan • time. They wanted am all.iordreland movement, but not is the wee of Mr. William 0 Briens organisation (laughter). Tho Irish ...
... I.P. Funeral on to-marrow (Thursday), et 2 oclock. to the New Cemetery, %IX—April 10th. at liWalahmtovni. whet of the late John Daly, Quarryllaid, latorred. Co. Meath. R.I.P. Funeral will teasel w Cathedral, linlllnasr. on to-morrow one.- it I p.m. f ...