... moderation rise to the occasion, and once more assume the reins of guidance vacated by John Redmond when the dead statement, relinquished the Iselin, and with Henry Grattan we will say, Est perpetwo ! On Sunday night, as Head Constable Kearney, Newry, was ...

... one o'oloek on pga lest, in the Mayoraltyßooms, to ina eollenion for the equipment of the Volunteers His Worship the Mayor John Callagben, J P). presided, and ove was a Imp and extremely enthusiastic ow e those present were—Rev Father ▪ 08 F ; Rev Father ...

... obtained a decree for of a hones occupied by Thomas Birch. The rest of the was In ild per week. John Downey Ibtained a decree for paseggioe of a cooopied by John Lynam. The defendant owed eight weeks 'rent at la ed per week. ...

... and leave the country to be defended against foreign invasion by her own armed sons. The armed Catholic Nationalists of the South, he said, would gladly join their arms with the armed Protestant Ulstermen of the North, sad when he repeated this statement ...

... year. Come in your thousands and join the society which follows in the footprints of Henry Grattan—Unity, Nationality sod Benevolence. Be a brother in arms with John Redmond, Lester of the Irish Hare. tAt.t. thou'', Itsciscso.l THE MAN FROM BALLYRAGGET. ...

... leg, as •it were, to London (though Heaven forgive me for using such an unladylike expression) because I must wait for John, and John won't be back and ready to start for our country cottage until Christmas Eve at the earliest. And me with a maid that' ...

... examination., the pistol proved to be useleas. He gave his name as John Brown, with an address in Dublin. r The Guards instrumental in his capture are Guards McLoughlin, Breen, and Brady Mr. H. Grattan-Griffen, the bank manager, and Mr. P. Flood, the teller were ...

... steadfastly have we been looking there for the past century or so (since we lost Grattan's Parliament), that we have •almost developed an eastern squint. We speak of John Bull and his doings day and night ; we acoept his outlook on life almost as•onr own ...

... Callao, T C ; J Bari% TC ; P Draw, TO; P Lyoob, J P, T C; L J Elect*. T C, Co C; J Dolss, T C; Just 8 Ealy, T C r F 00111 as, John Murray, L J Grimier. TC; O N Kelly. CIC ; ▪ B Conoolly, Tows Clerk r W F McGee. Borough Sorreyor ; J Cants, Bornagb Tristarer ...

... cheamat (hear, hear). and where the prank that ft was the effect of the Parliamentary Party that put their fwbeara on the soil. John I)iiltin took up the work whre e Redmond, the dead leader, laid it dna. History had proved the worth and the coinage of his ...

... prize, Gs ; 2nd, 11-1, John C Cooney, John greet, Kells—Kells Boned Tower ; 2, Nliss O'liagan, Boyne Cottage, Name. Clam 119—Six Photograelm, any sire, to include at least two Portraits—lit prim, ; 2nd, 15-1, John C Cooney, John street, Kells—Piper, 215 ...

... presumed to be that of a man named John Reilly of taskinagh, who lived alone. aged about 55 years and has been missing fur some time. AD that remained of the unfortunate man was the charred trunk of his body, the arms, head and legs having been burned ...