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... Ambassador, the Earl of Denbigh, the Bishop of Exeter, the Re, Canon Ringer, the Warden of Merton 9o ll ege, the HOD. John Sir John Ro imoe Mr. E. Dicey, Mr. Horton Smith, K-C-, Professor Ray Lankeskr, the Master of the Corriere Company, end Maier Cecil ...
... sellinommosent against the • armed might of England,. Ireland was the first eountry in Europe to rt stand by, and cause f throw in tbe its sympathy and suppo with the o 'was Colonists of America bear, heart. It was Henry Grattan in the Irish House of Commons ...
... where life was found to be extinct. Trespassing in Pursuit of Game.—John (.Cann was tined lor t r , ,posiarg on the lunch, of llowih deme s n e in of game on the malt of July lr.t. Thos. John-Jon. gainekooper. said when )re spoke 1., nocii.id, who had two ...
... and Marchioness MaeSwiney of Mashanaglass: Senator and Mrs. Douglas; Sir ]’}n,hg) and Lady Hanson; Mavy hady Hemphill; Sir John aud Tady Lumsden; Major and Mrs. Vincent Welly; Mrs, Carey, Mrs, Davy, Mr. and Mrs. McGone?Hl: Mr. and Mrs, Kevin O’Sheil; ...
... by Sir Jonah Barrington in the Black List of the M.P.'s that sold Grattan's Parliament Let there be no mistake shoat it. These men have linked themselves with the foulest political arm. that was weer plotted against the full National life Ireland. The ...
... ow of Ma& Time lii. oold flogist, d 1 Arrysoliroo. Maskill. Co. Naito. Thy Marromn Guardians Arms irsirdlud to pressni an addrrop. of ennuratnlation Mr. John Itisdrausd. M.P. and ht% Eaves% on thmr rstorn. Two oanissita di..entrA from the rov•lnt,,ol ...
... °manner. The lies. Father O'Connor, C.C., pres•ided, and afterwards a branch of the League was eetablighed. Kr. Iforty'■ 3lr. John Morley has declioed an incitaiaa to allow himself to be put forward fcl the Lord Rectorehip of St. Andrew's rnivereity. •it ...
... •LLYXABLIN-11r. Charles liwum. • 11 LULLLYGLII-14. Jamas Clarke. BAIsIJoN-Mars X. Murphy, 4 Brrdea Arm* Bal.killAUNl6 , -Mr. Petri& IBSILRI6-11r. Jaime armed!. The Borg, BOYLE- - TIM Swam. BUNDORAN-Mr. ClarrolL CAXIRCIS*I4N-Mr. Clarke Beasr• CARLIR-Mr. ...
... from applying the Military Service Act to Ireland. Mr. Dillon is bidding for the position of Sinn Fein leader. PIER OF GRATTAN'S PARLIAMENT To the Editor Irish Independent. Sir—When England was at war with France Fitzw ham tLord Lieutenant of Ireland) ...
... Psolu House, Cranes Arms, Shropshire, and Gladys Mary, daughter of the late t!tr‘d A. Knex, IJ.L., of Modist Falco., Balllna, will take early in April.. Lady Winifred Lowry Corry, the Hoe. Deem& Massey, Sir Michael Labia, slr John Unman. Sir Joseph Glynn ...
... Jo Ltd., Dub. BOOTS sod Leather Monad, /Mart Jab , . IN ma salary and rater . Roscommoo. Armea—ft lorhog mem of Mepairen—Wootcl. two are good r. Jahn Flan Grattan Ledge Übe I wageo• moment Joh. Apply DOwdall, Cen• Merry. Mu. 'today. Rbotlgolt. trol ' ...
... Clonakeagh, 3 30 p.m. DIINLANIN CLUB. The second meeting far this season of above club will be bed on tomorrow fllmreday). Mr. John Mien will act as judge, and Denim J. Ryan asslipper. Entnas Mows this day (Wednesday) at 3 dela& with the ban. s.. r m . Tbe ...