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... SIR THOMAS ESMONDE'S ESTATE. Sir Thomas Henry Grattan Esmonde, Bart., late of Grattan House, 64 St. Stephen's Green, Dublin, who died on September 14th, left in the Irish Free State 06,9113. He bequeathed all his property to his widow and executrix, Anna ...
... dedicated to St. John the Baptist and was an impropriation of Kilclogan Priory. O'Donovan states that the present Protestant Church was built on the•site of the old church about 1820, and his statement is probably correct. The late Dr. Grattan- Flood quotes ...
... Frederick Fitzgerald, Lard Walter Fitzgerald, Lord George Fitzgerald, Sir Henry and Lady Sophia Grattan-Bellesv, Misr; Grattan-Bellew, Miss Moira Grattan-Bellew. Hon. Mrs. . Deans-Morgan, Miss Gonne Bell, Miss K. Fraser, Viscount and Viscountess• Stopford ...
... a century later in the same struggle against the Union, Sir John Parnell. He held high office in the Irish Government when the attempt to effect the Union was first tentatively made. Sir John Parnell was resolutc, in his opposition. His determination ...
... OTIOB. Patron—Sir Thomas H. Grattan Esmon&s, M.P. President—Mr. T. J. Doran. Hon. Treasurer—Mr. John O'Connor. Hon. Sec.—LAlr. John H. Ftchingham. commrrm: Messrs. Patrick Doyle, T.C.; Myles Webb, T.C.; M. P. Redmond, T.C.; John J. Redmond, James French ...
... established in England in 1794-95. In January, 1795, Lord landed in Ireland as Lord Lieu- Negotiations bad entered into with Grattan, Sir John Parnell and other friends of the Catholics. All Ireland arcs excited by the rumours of large measures of Catholic relief ...
... THE IRISH VOLUNTEERS. By John O'Dowd, l►i.P. Now God Ile ',raised, our flag upraised, Floats high o'er tower and steeple, No more we're blares; that banner waves Move a conquering people. Our flag, long crushed in mire and dust, In Freedom'a•fight.appears ...
... Myles Webb, T.O; John O'Connor, T. J. Doran, Robert Byrne, Ballycale; Daniel Donohoe, T.C: John Dunne, Knockina • Garrett Lombard, James 'french, lames Kinsella. Knockavotha; Wm. Sheehan, Ballynaatragh; Patrick Hughes, Toherduff John Hobbs, And- Brew ...
... and in the subse, quent or pact election, were chosen, with Dr. Ryan, as the anti-Treaty candidates, with °amends Grattan Esmonde and John J. O'Byrne, Cushinstown, as pro-Treaty. Of the pact candidates two were returned for the county Wexford, as well ...
... PARENTAGE. • KILIMOKRIOGE CHURCH. The Rev. Dr. John J. Mitty, Rector] On last Sunday afternoon the of St. Luke's Church in the Bronx, New, organ built uy a Dublin Rrm for Vel York, has been named Bishop of Salt .Rev. John M. Canon Browse, I' P., Lake in succession ...
... Father Cassia was elected president,' and Mr. Joseph Barron, N.?., toy sad treasurer. it &sada that the Teis be held as Grattan, by 11*4 c as sia of Mr. W. Lossidy,, M.Q. tlia. competitions de& 6, dream, dewing, ing, musi c (violin), ttopoPwar con= (teams ...
... much needed improvementa, met at Fethard and Dun.annon and took important evidence. The committee consisted of Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde, Bart, chairman County Council and chairman of the General Councils Board of Ireland and member of the Irish Agricultural ...