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... that poor Dr. John Esmonde and his family resided in memorable 'OS, and from here lie was taken to Dublin, tried by courtmartial, and hanged as a rebel on Carlisle Bridge. Dr. limeade was great grandfather of the present Sir Thomas Grattan &monde, of B ...
... said it was close on 27 years sin,* any ordinations had taken, place in the ('athedral. He hail it on the authority of 1);.. Grattan Flood that the lirst ordination held in Enni%,corthy athedral was that ..f the Right Rey. 1)r. Doyle. better known es the ...
... family wore held in Gorey and district. The chief mourners were—John, James, Thomas. Eddie and Christopher (bons), Annie and Margaret and Mrs. Wm. Doyle (daughter.), Mrs. James lierigau, Grattan Street (sister), Thomas' Murphy, Garden Ciro and Humphrey Murphy ...
... Mary. wife of John J. Murphy, District Manager Roysl Liver Assurance. Deeply regietteil by her sorrowing husband and iii.hlren. Interred in St. Stephen's R.I.P. ijk2A9B-7) ireHEA--June 30th, 1933, Cornelius rEsboa -R.I.C. Sergeant), Grattan Terrace. Gorey ...
... taken at Ross before John Taylor, Sovereign of the town, on the let day of September in the 10th year of the Reign of King Henry VIII (1518) by the undersigned namely Henry Walshe, Wm. Blake (senior), Thomas Butler, Robert Dargan, John Long, Maurice Clayton ...
... in the prime of life. Captain Walter F.Amonde was third arm of the lamented Colonel Sir John Fanionde Bart., M.P . ., and Louisa Grattan, granddaugh ter of the great Irish patriot, Henry Grattan. To Sir Thomas and his family we tester oar deepest sympathy ...
... Mr. bugene o'o:minor, Gorey, collector of 'income tax, proved that at about 12.16 p.m. on the above date armed men called to his house at Grattan-terrace. He wee in bed of the time and they called out to let them in. Ho said he did not want to see them ...
... proposed the motion, which eat seconded by Mr. P. 1). Breen. A boy named John Hill, aged about eight years, grandson of Mr. John Hill, Ballydaniel, between Gorey and Canaohn, nad his arm partially aim putated as a result of it being caught in a belt which ...
... HISTORY. Beet knowledge of Irish arms 1 1 to 12)—Mars ; Murphy, Eiverchapel and Anne Bo An r tied at 76 for Brat plata; Mary , Grattan Terrace, Gorey, flrd; MI. any atk. Beet Irish Speaker (14 to 18)-let, Mary Kelly, Grattan Terrace, 20 Pamir: Katie kf'Donagli ...
... Proposed by Win. Shell. Ballinastragh; seconded by John Sheehan, do.; annuities electots, John Fanning, T ock; J. lough) n. do.; W. Boyne, Ballytegaa; George Xrnistrong. Ballinastragh; John Louth, Harnland, John Murphy, Rallisestragh James Murphy, do. Proposed ...
... IN A GREEN GROYNE. By Chevalier Grattan Flood. Quite a sheaf of letters has Tamer.), appeared apropos of the proposal for a new nag for the Irish Free state, some of which Contain misleading accounts of the ancient arms of Ireland. In Particular, it has ...
... Sir Thomas Gratan Esmande's first cousin, Sir Henry Grattan Bellew, and is now Lady Grattan Bellew. So much for the Famonde connection with Johnstown. We will uow print souse information about the Grattan connection •with the &monde's and the Beltewas. Mr ...