... Dr. W. H. Grattan 'food. ?ARM OF TAGOAT (ICILBANA. Ia Pre-Reffnlnation days the parish of Kilrane was of considerable importance. and it may be said lo be now more or less represented by the present parish of 'lngoat. Of cow's, Kilsooran has also to be ...

... lgnatius Kelly, ' Ir. M. M'Dowell. J. G. O'Brien, Foresters, C.R. • John Devlin. R. Lambert, James Bradley, John Richardson, John Kavanagh, P. J. O'Driscoll, Patrick Nugent, G. Pentony, Jas. Grattan, Wm.l Redmond, Bray. North Dock 11.1. L.—J. Kavanagh, V.P. • ...

... had been original/7 granted to the monks of Olsecarrie by Adam Bandon (de Onsiston). This deed is signed ae witness by John de St. John, Bishop-Plot of Perna, who woe confirmed in the episcopacy a couple of mouths later, and who cotnnienoed the building ...

... vert, it. into a lunatic asylum), and 'doss • itb a crash in 1814. - ail April, 1811, John Rudd, Innholder, Te leshannon, Enniscorthy (subseiquently the Portsmouth Arms) has an announcement. _ __ _ _ The eleetton of M.P. for Waterford in Juno, 1814, lasted ...

... raider Inns ponsiblv imagine that !is a l arge ,arm iii those lays. it vas fully equal to I:300 of our Paint rarary. Nicholas Whittv had k mird Rattlestown through tie. in beg nf his sister Margaret, who Isar* John it , hingivanu. of Dunbrady death octurre ...

... IRISH FAMILY NAMES And EACtit seat stun publish a different Sanity eilatiry and Coat or Arms. Your own pin appear In daft MM. Look eat It. Readers' repasts ter pealing lath Mated names will Wanted mitten martin to tin ardor 111 Walk applieettau are mares ...

... that Ballvhogue was the old , parish, and was aediosted to St. John, but it may briefly, yet definitely, be sta- 1 ted that Ballyhoge was not an old parish and was not dedicated to St. John, the real place-name being Ballysheoge, the townland of the little ...

... GUNS 8 CARBINES HARDWARE I IRONMONGERY JOHN DOYLE • NEW ROSS I emetianing, witnsm said that after a t m a ks, p e dlar thou lashed in bore:inlad the arrant be we* • Wein Maher and witness, aid Maher a eat with his sifter ad struck Medlar. 16=b:ead gubleg ...

... Beautiful and Varied Selections In Ladies' and Gents' Overcoats, Pull-arms, Cardigans, Jumpers, Fs r-liaed Gloves, etc. Note Address. Your Patronage Is WNW 17 North Street NEW ROSS. (Late JOHN BROWNS) ...

... challenge to Grattan. The opponents met next morning in the Phoenix Park. Grattan Was ns ready with his iestol as with his tongue. and lie wounded Corry in the arm. The physical injury to Corry was slight. 'Morally he was pulverised. Grattan had not taken ...

... Galway and was succeeded by Mr. Samuels, Cardigan. * * * The death occurred suddenly at her residence of Mrs. Jeffanm, New Ross, and the Coroner's verdict was death from fatty degeneration of the heart. Sir T. Grattan Lernonde, M.P., was given an enthusiastic ...

... promin•' ant figures amongst the iadhlui , tew were a Grattan and a Parnell, and we sre rejoiced to know that, nu this great and final strugglt• iOr our long r ght, that the decendanta of a Parnell a Grattan will stand shoulder to •boulder, on the door of ■n ...