... tight against the Lnietu.' Relying In Grattan. it ask. to Grattan that the opponents of the fatal measure turned with an appeal that he would some back nod lead the forces in detente of the Irish Parliament. John Philpet Curran had retired. Henry Flood ...

... bow pawl (Birmingham) esoondsid. and said many of their members had resigned because at the adiliation. - - - • Mr. John Maher. Grattan parade. wrote stating that a letter in the Evening Tele- 1 tri h who °v er h tr t u n name 1 i iis a aosr not e writte ...

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... stituencies at Westminster. ! Grattan and Corm The Right Hon. Isaac Corry, who repre- ! Hiented Newry and voted for the Act of ! Union. was the first representative of that borough after that disastrous measure had passed. Grattan described him in College ...

... Graham. 8.A., CC., Francis J. Firth. .on of the late Thomas Firth. Porteduern, to Mary, daughter of the late John Doyle. and of Mra. Grattan panda. Drummed's. sad. SIMMS—JuIy 31. 1919. at St. Columba*. R.C. Cbuzch, r.dinborgl., by the Roe. Canon Mullen ...

... P. O'Callaghan. SO Coombe; P. I. Murphy. 177 Bvtanle road. John Caro pal e Foster tC: Hut c h inso n , Fielding. 12 Grattan ; J. ff. B.A., Mansion House, John Dolan. 4 St. Clemente road; John Hyland, 26 Russell avenue, Jones'. road: T. Long. 148 Botanic ...

... The engagemeet lz aneotseeed between Capt. John Bowyer Bhd, fri.h guards, third SOO of tbe late William Maedomod Bird. Harrington Garden, London, 8.W., mid Elizabeth Wily> !time. daeghter of the late Mathes - John Purcell. of Buttstarit. Sir Andrew sad Lady ...

... bravely. And se may also be awsured that wher her work was done she carried to the depths no stouter beset than that of John Halo Grattan it hot. Guns were popping at us from all quarters. and we were firing back hard am we could go, as well using our torpedo ...

... and a dagger were produced at Longford when John Browne (26), said to belong to Dublin, was returned | for trial charged with robbery of £297 from National Bank, Edgeworthstown, on 17th inst. Mr, IH. Grattan-Griffin, the manager, said a few minutes before ...

... chant; Mr. James Byrne. J.P.; Mr. Alumnae, L Clerk, J.P. ; Sir Thomas H. Grattan Reesentte. Bart, M.P. ; Colonel M. T. Herrera, D.L. ; Sir Jose ye Gore-Booth, Bart ; the Most Rev. John Healy, D.D., Lord Bishop of Cioniert ; the Mast Rev. Denis Kelly , D.D ...

... Irish orator. Henry Grattan. as the late Baronet's mother was Grattan's grand-daughter. On his mothers mamage her husband added the name of Grattan to his own. The successor to the Baronetcy Is Lt.-Col. Charles Christopher Grattan-Bellew. me.. aged 7 ...