... 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 ...

... roeeting-houee. Chancery lane, recalling the day* when the Chancery Chart was near, was the early home Henry Grattan. The great Karl of dare, John Fltecibbxm, his opponent, also lived his early days Stephen street; the founder of the Royal Dublin Society ...

... contain« the names of John Philpot Curran. K.C., Ely-plaoe; the Right Hon. Henry Grattan, the Right Bon. John Hutchinson (Preroot of Trinity College and Secretary State), (be Right Boa. Barry Yehrerton, Ely place. and the Right Hon. John Titzgibbon, afterwards ...

... izroßDrr, 'mat NATTOHiLISTS AID THE CORONATION. MR. JOHN REDMOND ON PHYSICAL FORCE. meeting of the Irish Nationalist Parliaments Party was held Saturday in the Hall, in accordance with the resolution adopted the Party to meet in Dublin on COfonetion Day ...

... produced wiUm™ plate, Is. ; address, 6d. KEEGAN’S, >n sir»*ef. Dublin; Soaeiv, o». rMTCiiI. and I*iW SlAtkmcr. KEEGAN’S, Grattan cct—3a. 6d. p* pogt-iree, 2s. Dd. y KEEGAN’S, Grafton *ißLet—Wcnder/ul ShJtj. Flower Vases, each. * KEEGAN’S Playing Cards; ...