... or twenty leers, took Sas. fin the 14th of February. Cony again stacked Grattan On asysient of his alleged oonsouscy with theUnitsl Iridsr, and peasripslly with Neilson. Grattan raptied in ward s of craieung Weedier. The omit/ mu* of the Boss was Sms ...

... bet Ma Pkilpet Guru John Philpot Curran was born on July 24. 1760. at Newmarket, Co. Cate. He was educated at Mr. Cary's Tree Hehool at Middleton mid in July, 1769. he was entered a biter at Trinity College, Dublin, taking armed plate at the marmite ...

... crawlers and hypocrites, Ireland's /intim.] leaders since the Union— Grattan, O'Connell. Butt, Parnell, Redmond, and Dillon. South O'Brien. John Mitchel, Kevin Ion! Doherty. John Martin, Garen Duffy. Michael Devitt, A. M. Sullivan. T. D. Sullivan. T ...

... THE MEN OF GRATTAN'S PARLIAMENT. (hie Christmas lot- morn; two he11,. 1 ever the ripen of 10.. and the e veer seated in a lour 11.--- avenue in tho we'll-•- - Eut kt iil saw nothing till we wee suburb. of lhtbth The attar wa• a log I P.rheps the axessenrne ...

... the of CARDIGAN. Th, lllM Esc) Cardigan guilty of the felony whereof stands indicted, or not guilty?” Whereupon John Lord Keane, standing up u his place uncovered, and laying his right hand upon his breast, answered, “Not guilty, ■non honour.” And said ...

... CARDIGAN BY-ELECTION. Tlio firtfc weak cl the Cardigan by-election concluded with the reeult very much an open quew tiou. Captain Evans (Coalition candidate) «- pressed eaiialaction with the progress of his candidature. Liberals claim a majority in the ...

... !WIRY GRATTAN I.N. litbathiy meeting to-morrow Weida, clubroom St. Vinum. garret. 6.30 pm. Important bovin_•s,. BOXING. CURRAN TurnwminAL COIF WITTE& The natal; d the am. irall boid Loewy'., bt nears (Fruls.l muss a SIM idea. atomismm is remained POW= ...

... GRATTANS Thirst Quenchers. -STONE* ami spat his faeo. Kelly had his pipe and knife in his hand when witness struck him. Robert Trnesdale and Robert Golding were also examined. M** Kelly swore that Golding told her the Truesuales had asked him to swear ...

... PAPER BY MR. W. H. GRATTAN FLOOD. Last evening Mr W H Grattan Flood, Enuiseorthy, was announced to deliver a lecture on * English Appropriations of Iri-h Melodics. under the auspices the Central Branch of the Gaelic League, the largo ball of the Catholic ...

... tradition deals hardly in some respects with Grattan. It tells up that voles was shrill, his aetton ungraceful, his to relate that Grattan almost *wept the door ith his gestures, sod that tbe motion of his arms was the motion of a ship In a heavy PIM. Bryon ...

... Dr. W. H. Grattan 'food. ?ARM OF TAGOAT (ICILBANA. Ia Pre-Reffnlnation days the parish of Kilrane was of considerable importance. and it may be said lo be now more or less represented by the present parish of 'lngoat. Of cow's, Kilsooran has also to be ...

... (foreman), Felix Prenter, Arthur Mec- Cluskey, James McGeown, Jolin Doran, John Carter, Jos. Kelly, John Smith, Thos. Murray, Terence McSherry, Hugh Byrne, Francis McAtamney, and John Walls, ' 5 Mrs Rose Ann McKerr, the deceased’s mother, deposed that she ...