... hospital were in a serious condition. These are onelegged lad, Thomas Woodward (12), of Dumbarton Road, who had both arms crushed, and. John Morton, of Crawford. Street. Partick, whose back was injured. The I>oy Woodward was in a crowded street at the time ...

... pulls the stmigs and issues the ortlers Ueferriug ,uaititiou, he said: Irish leader of any age, with whatever arms fought for [reiand, lie Grattan or O’Connell or Parnell (to back ft rthe:)--be it the Wolfe Tone Revolt! Renublie, the Davis the immortal u’teuls ...

... EVER. Men’s Heavy Fleece Shirts and Drawers, 2g Gd, lid, 3s lid eooli. Men’s Pullovers and Cardigans, 4s (id, Qg lid Ud. Ladies’ Fancy Pulkovers and Cardigans, 3s hid, lid, I'ld each. Itargain Lines, Ladies Knickers, Is, Is 3d, Is Gd, Is lid. Ladies’ ...

... they were joined many who had hitherto been supporters of the Government, among others. Sir John Barrington, Sir John Parnell, Chancellor the Exchequer, John Foster, the Speaker, and Prime Sergeant Fitzgerald. All fearing tho loss of their Parliament ...

... MONDAY. lUh November—At 11 o’clock, for V. V. Harvey. Esq., for Cropping. Grazing, and Manuring. DL'NMORE, CARDIGANS, Same Day—At 1 o’clock, for John M’llwaine. Esq., for Cropping, Grazing, and Manuring. ALTASKIN, ST. JOHNSTON, Same Day—At 3.30 p.m,. for ...

... Ralph Abercrombie discuss the rising. Henry Grattan is afthu tabic. What would you have, Grattan,” asked Lord Camden, Rebellion is ripe; must pub an end to it”: “To the wild spirit anarchical liberty,” Grattan answered, I would oppose the regulated spirit ...

... to the ■ allow, Galway, and and the e.t, Ihihliß. The Art M’Murxpugh War Pipers Hand Knniseorthy, have, through Dr W. 11. Grattan Hood, rwe.ied amt a. cept-ed invitation to attend at long * ,-i ih- Celtic nations to b.-'d m csmiw-ta with the International ...

... MEMBERS will ENROLLED on BAT. , EVENINGS from GAO to °,clock, and every other evening from 7 o clock. NEIL BARR, Secretary. John Carrigan & Sons, Fisk aid Pratt bbrekaatt, 220. LECKY BOID, DEMY. FRESH HERRINGS, COD, »ud sole po»iblo ft'■ owu Country lowest ...

... extempore, a four-line verse in praise of Miss Molly Roe. The len bucks were—.Sir Harry Clayton, John Macklin, Thomas Dundon, Thomas Amory, Wm I-ingham. John O’Rorke, Oliver St. George, Popham Stevens, Thomas Molyueux, and Thomas Butler. When our n.usical ...

... he will hound to the peace—himself in £5, and two sureties each in BOs John Michael M'lntyre, Limavady. IbuJ driivar i,n ftbe employment otf the L.M.S., Railway Company, summoned John Marshall. Limavady, for assaulting him the 19th July Captain J. E. T ...

... Oallaeher, Church Stryet, Ramel ton. sued Jehu Grattan, Church Street, Lctterkcnmy, for £5O damages for the killing of her dog, due the alleged negligence of the defendant in driving motor car. Mr. John Wray appeared lor th* pliuntiff and Mr. Malseed ...

... freedom thus extorted was due to Grattan j nd his non-Catholic fellowcountrymen. (Hear, hear.) Is it a spirit of progress or retrogression we find in their descendants to-day!*' Suffice to say Ireland during tho 18 years of Grattan’s Parliament enjoyed wonderful ...