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... •IN N. GRATTAN-DOYLE. Sir Nicholas Grattan-Doyle, now one of tho few Irish members of the House of Commons, has, I Itearorrites Quidnunc in the Irish Times, along with Lady Grattan-Doyle, tot a pressing invitation from theßurgomaster aid Municipality ...
... ARkLUW oho to Arleow--On Sun. day last • big excursien party armed i n Arklutt from the city - . the excursion Bloch, *es held under 3 vi t h u orkers' Union of Ireland, was ~,ompained by the band of the union. party was conveyed by three spec,,l gains ...
... National Bank. Thor wero armed with pistols on each neession. Both were found guilty on these ebrirces. J. Redican was sentenced I', 15 years' penal aervitnde, and Thomas Weymes and Thos. Rerlican to 12 years' penal servitude each. Grattan's House Rattle-rt ...
... parasite sent challenge Grattan. The opponents met next morning in the Plurnix Park. Grattan was ready with his p with his tongue, and wounded Corry in the arm. Tho physical injury to Corry was slight. Morally was pulverised. Grattan had not taken his life ...
... Kilkenny, by his wife a sister of the Right Hon. Henry Grattan of Tinnahinch, now in the occupation of his relative, Mrs. Grattan Bellew, mother of Sir Henry Grattan Bellew, Bart., cousin to Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde. Bart., of Ballinastragh, Gorey. The Archbishop ...
... politicians and catriota. Henry Grattan. a Wicklowman raised the Volunteers in 1782 and claimed MiTepencienee for an Irish Parliament, which previous t.,, that date ass a mere sham, I say that Parliament culled Grattan's was exclusively Protestant, a ...
... Re-examined by Mr Brett—l could see the fence from my bedroom window; Lady Grattan objected to Lord Monok altering the old fence. John Fitzsimons, in the employment of Mrs Grattan Bellew, in answer to Mr Brett, deposed saw the marks of the fence on the ...
... witty (Saturday). (pBl-11) ESMONDE—September 14, 1935, at Grattan House, 84 St. Stephen's Groot, Dublin. Sir Thomas Henry Grattan 11th Baronet, son of late Sir Jam I.:summits tnd Louisa Grattan Lady Eunondo; husband of Anna Frances Levins I.ntly Esmonde ...
... Carroll family, Paterson. New Jersey.• Our deepest sympathy.' —Mrs. Helen Vincent, St. John. New Brunswick, Canada. I respecttully tender you my deepest sympathy.— John O'Keefe. City Hotel, Londonderry. •• Deep and udectionate sympathy loon Manuel. James ...
... REMOVAL TO CHURCH. The body of Sir Osmond Grattan k:bnionde, hart. T.D., wik, remmed to Andrew's Church. Westland Rua on Wednesday night. 31aily members of the lAiil and a large number of general public attended. The remains were accompanied to the church ...
... Bathdmm Board of Guardians summoned Sergt. Jolin Aldridge, R.D.F., the hospital, Newcastle; Grattan Evans, Farrankelly, Delgany; Fred Hunt, Kilcool; and John Stringer, Newcastle, for failure comply with the Vaccination Acts. Mr. J. H. McCarroll, solicitor ...
... Mass and Oaks tout plat* in John's lane Priory, Dublin. on Wednesday. Interred aftersards in Glasnevin. R.I.P. (a 2198-3) DUNNE--Slarch 21st, at her residein*. 3 Waverley Ice., Adelaide Rd.. bray, Anne, late of Mitchell's, Grattan St., Dublin, and second ...