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... to support them, the Patriot Party—Grattan’s Party—wae position to demand some sort jnetioo from the Engin* Parliament with a chance having it ganted—through fear if not through love. Speedung te Irish people, Grattan demanded Roe Trade, which was grudgingly ...
... tela■ lives of the late Mr. John Menton. * There were also present at tho meeting: Messrs. Wra. Field, ifon. President; Matthew Bruton. James Cullen, T.C.; Uomtrd Storey, John Crcgan, Patrick Toole, Matthew Coni nor, and John P- MacAvin. secretary. GOVERNMENT ...
... Councillors John Thornton, J. M. Gallagher, T. O’Brien, W. E. Roigh, J.P.I A. Beattie, D.L. John Ryan, J. J. O’Neill, W. T. Cot* grave, P. W. Corrigan, P. Partridge, \V Chase. Gately. J. M. Bri*»e, Wm. Richardson, Dr. Myles Keogh, John 8. KeUy, C. Monks ...
... have arrested at their residences at Green’s Hill, Kilkenny, Thomas Cherry, Michael Brien, Edward Fitzpatrick, John Purcell, Dan Dunne, and John Dunne in connection with tho raids. The two latter were subsequently released. The shot-gun alleged have been ...
... in the house, and that he »ospec i ted that it was John McCormick did it. - jTAINS NEAR DOOR. John Frain gave evidence that his way the bog in the morning he called McCormick's, to light cigarette. John McCormick was there. Witness noticed that the floor ...
... policy of Grattan. But became convinced nothing was be expected from the Government George 111., and he | joined the United Irishmen when they had ceased to put faith constitutional movement and were organising rebellion. went to France obtain armed assistance ...
... brothers signed articles with John Astlsy, old Philip's son and successor, and thus incurred obligations wbi-h water-logged them for years. *'W» tereed, writes Charles Dibdio, “to take it- unplitheatrs, Pet.r street, for the '.arm of tlie patent, commencing ...
... per K.b Denson, pel John DUloo, 8 0 0 uitor. (Cork , per Her. A. hi, , l>er Cork El- 16 3 9 Ear.na (Cork) U.X.L., per p» r.ck Oeold 7 0 5 cure) L.1.L., per Michael 18 6 11. Kscckbride E., Division [ Cavsni. per John P. Mcln», E D.C . ...
... m.» three armed men held up Mrs. Fielding, tha' Restaurant, Dollymount, on the Shore road 4| between Vernon avenue and Dollymoont, and took from her about £l3. rida y a vanman the employe; ent of John Murray.' Clontarf, was held three armed men hear Shankfll ...
... shooting, and nearly everyone the vicinity was running to safety, tlmy-did particular notice, and,made then some towards Grattan_Bridge, and other* along Ohnond quay, from whore they ran through East Arran street. British armoured car, escorting party ...
... Hargreaves; .liiss' M‘Kenzie*and Hanley. Miss Ceffrey the Bradford (John Dillon). The third Annual Children’s Treat, under the auspices this branch was held on . trw «t the Stansdciu Arms, Bridge, and wa« favoured brilliant weather. Upwards of street mareh ...
... Parliament Ireland has ever enjoyed. The new Parliament will- be immeasurably superior and more free than the Parliament of Grattan, whatever be the test upon which it is judged. First snd -foremost, it will .Parliament knowing nothing of religious tests ...