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... a. heed mearuro whr Grattan, becked iV Insb Voisotcef*. law In 1800 Ineh Parliament •■*• destroyed Act Union, and Ireland bad always atnee protested against usurpation the English Government of tV government She had protested armed imwirrection, and lives ...
... CmtWrotm h»« kfi Kißgitown for hair •mrrd Kiofatoim from Baron Gray baa armed at from an age of dramatic arro« . . . gsnc*. ralour of th# playwright .a ohm more in ariUasca than aithrr tnm .liHitj hi* dncraUc-n affnghl* tmnl> IlaiMma h> ■M «M*»'y-OJ_ ...
... YOUNG MAN’S STRANGE ACT. John Bickcrstcth, of Whitefriars street, Dublin, was walking arm-in-arm with some friends across Grattan bridge about four o’clock yesterday afternoon, when to bis companions’ astonishment, he pulled himself from their grasp and ...
... declaring that a misstep now may cause repetition of ..he sad story of the Grattan Volunteers. The resolution also says; “Wo real ho your forces be effective must armed, and are determined arms shall find their way into the hands every Volunteer who stands for ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. TTy* Misww Srayly. 21 Grattan street, beg morn their Bineave thanks (o tbe following tor oeoWibuttona in aid tfaetr speiual CbnsUaaa collection for pro- TKkog treats for children, and smaonable gifts of food, clothing, and coal lor the ...
... RESCUE OF THE WOUNDED Story of Gallant Work DURING MOUNT STREET BATTLE .Mr. John Hulton. L.D.S., R.C.5.1., of 62 Hatxourl street, who told an interesting story in yesterday’s Daily Express the gallant rescue wounded in the Mount street battle, writes ...