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... 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 ...
... Carrots-1, Mrs. Grattan 11,11,.w. Three Long Carrots-1. Mr. I.:. J. Brown; 2, Mrs. Grattan 14.11,,,. Three Parsnips-1, Mr. .1. Whelan; '2, Mr. F. S. Brown. Thy Long Beetroot-1, Mrs. 1:s :man Bellew. Three Round It.i.troot —l. Mr. F. S Brown; 2, Grattan Bellew ...
... with one arm broken off. Its pedestal is eight inchil over ground, and w.easures one foot ten inches by ope foot three inches; from the pedestal to the top measures three feet six inches, and it was three feet. four inches in breadth at the arms. This crops ...
... THOMAS ESMONDE'S OP EAT esnyneetragh; the beautiful reside, of Senator Sir Thomas Henry Grattan Semonde, Bart., three miler from Gorey. was lot on fire on Friday night, en d' ' burned to the ground. Sir Thomas and his three daughters left about a m outh ...
... Window Display. Me boor etary drew attention to the Late, suite -of bedroom furniture, for the display s of which Mr. John o.ilantip, 29 Grattan-street (the manufacturer) bod limed the office window' for this week and pex . t, purchased by 'a lady who saw ...
... Faythe; Mr. John P. Ruchford, Main-street; Mrs. Joe Salmon, Swan View; Mr. and Mrs. E. Murphy, Faytbe; Mr. and Mrs. J. Kirwan and family, Carrigeen ; Mr. and Mrs. W. Doyle, South Main-street; John Hayes, do.: John Nolan; John-street; Mrs. ...
... fleilloiMto Ireland. On the lOth April, 1 Grattan nose to Moro the Amendment to the Address. embodying the 63- eential points of the Irish demand. Ti ere have been few more glorious days in Irish history than this. Grattan made hi> way to the Fienr.to through ...
... excitement, ye're heardP Whit *miter are we to send haek to the two good Earls? Can there be any question of it? asked John,. tat second son, quietly, looking round with a smile, first at the downcast Francis and then et the others, whose faces, unlike ...
... Gorey. John Byrne. Ballycale. Gorey . Thomas M`Carthy, P.C., Ratter St., Enmscorthy. Gregory Kelly, P.C., Ballygrangans, Kilmore. Thomas Williams, P.C., 91 Main St., Gorey. Andrew M'Cann, P.C., Newbridge, Ocunolin. Liam D. Walsh. Portsmouth Arms Hotel ...
... EIINIS4IOIMAt 9 PROPIIIIrT .DAMAGED. AS spell court in Wexford on i l Tuesday -presided over by District Jur ' the Any, a man Armed John Dukretreet, Wrixtord, was charged in custody with having, menisci- FA* Areken two windows and kitchen door property of Mr ...
... raked from the purlieus of English cities, and acted as camp followers in Cramwell's army. Murplre, grandfather of the late John cbristopfser Murphy. for whose eternal rest the prayers of the faithful are so frequently requested in the Wexford churches ...
... Katertord producect mr.John Aeirport, politician; Sir John itiompauu, Lanamou Yrouner; !sir Thos. Wyse and Sir Justin Neill in diplomacy; air Richard Musgrave, author ot a beamed iustory ot tLA Insurrection; Judge Amason cud John &mord llalan , Matter ...