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... Gun Corps. Major Grattan's father was Colonel Ernest Grattan, who died in December, 1916. He came from Derry. Evidence ,was given concerning the finding of the body of Major Grattan. He was in his m, - jamas, and he had a wound on each arm. On the table ...
... Irish Life in the Eighteenth Century. PICTURES FROM THE PAGES OF JOHN O'KEEFFE. With Comments by W. J. LAWRENCE XI X_ (The untenanted and partially-ruined Convent of the Canonesses of St. Augustine had been founded in the year 117 by Donald O'Brien, King ...
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... Michael Reilly—the 14 year-old boy shot by the armed forces of the Crown on Monday last at Grattan Bridge—which took Place yesterday morning after 10 o'clock Requiem Mass in the Church of SS. Michael and John. The cortege was of large dimensions, and included ...
... misstep now may cause a repetition of the sad story of the Grattan Volunteers. The resolution also says :— We realise that your forms, to be effective, most be armed, and we are determined that arms shall find their may into the hands of every volunteer ...
... self-government, engaged to armed effort to throw off the yoke of England and secure national freedom, Ireland was the first nation Europe to stand up and extend its sympathy and its rapport (anplaas©). It was Henry Grattan ami Sir John Parnell, m the Irish ...
... George Irwin, the Rer. .Tame* Oibjon, Methodist Minister, to Riuiiy KlUabeth, daughter of John Wciley June*. Clifden. GRIMKS and GORK - June 27, 1904, at Saint Johns Church, Clontarf. hy the Venerable Arehdeacon O'Neill. P.P., Christopher eldest sou Christopher ...
... 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 ...
... went away pleased with Mr. Reardon's visit and hoping soon see bun in Preston again. Southampton (Grattan). Fortnightly mooting Sunday, irwt, . the Warabam Arms, the President, Dr. O’Meara, in the chair. There was good muster of members present when Mr. Dudley ...