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... Ballyclan, County Limerick, but the age of fourteen went to live with her uncle, John Connery, shoemaker. A year later, ehe developed into u most attractive girl and was seen John Seaman, an ex-officer in the Royal Navy, who fell violently in love with her ...
... inst., at 8 p.ra. On the following evening (Sunday) these gentlemen will address the members of the Grattan Branch and friends at their room the Arms, Dr. W. P. O’Meara, J.P., presiding at both meetings. Irishmen in Ireland sincerely hope their fellow ...
... loading bianoKes cf the London District. ■lTif « Southampton (Henry Grattan) , members of tho Grattan Branch of the I ITtJPTiS** Irish League assembled the club- \« ||| | * 'r’rff Arms honour their 1 Sent. Dr. W. P. O Meara, J.P., vrho baa . TOe%Xnl ...
... inst, at 8 p.m. On the following evening (Sunday) these gentlemen will address the members of the Grattan Branch and friends their room in the Warebam Arms, Dr. W. P. O'Meara, J.P., presiding at both meetings. Irishmen in Ireland sincerely hope their fellow ...
... 23rd February, 1813. Grattan, one of the most illustrious friend* and advocates Irish Catholic right*, was then member for Dublin- The old Ascendancy Corporation of Dublin petitioned against Catholic Emancipation, and requested Grattan a« the member for ...
... across Grattan Bridge. The occupants took cover behind the armoured plates and replied to the fire through the loop-holes. Almost immediately the artillery spoke again. The dull, deafening sound sent a crowd congregated in tho vicinity of Grattan Bridge ...
... and in that opening thwe would be no roan more honoured than John Dillon (cheers). _ . A vote of thanks to the Very Rev Chairman was proposed in suitable terms by Rev. Father O’Hara. Mr. John Dillon, M.P., seconding it, said that he wis ' **eif under deepest ...
... elaborate tracery and colouring being adapted from the Book of Kells. the top appear the portraits ‘Hi. John Bedmono, Mr. T. i*. O'Soukw, Mr. John Dillon, Mr. Joseph Devlin and the General Secretary, Mr. F. Crilly. At the bottom of the. card it an excellent ...
... O’Connell 14. John Devoy. 5. Michael Collins. 15. John MitcheJ. 6. John Dillon. 15. Patrick Sarafield. 7. Arthur Griffith. 17. Loro Charlemont. 8. Pres. Cosgrove. IS. Lord E. Pitxgorold 9. V.-Pr«s O’Higgins 19. H. Joy McCracken 10. Henry Grattan. 20, Mias ...
... -Hbeurbody bent forward, and expressive of energy. .The left arm is extended across the if about sweep from right to left. This, it is said, was not the position first designed for the arm the artist, who was requested alter it it now is t]ie Prince ...
... The admission is ticket, and the lecture will commence 8 o'clock prompt. Southampton (Grattan). the inst. the members of branch met large numbers at the Wareham Arms, and this was the first meeting the New Year, the occasion was honoured by an excellent ...
... entered the water but failed to find any trace of the body, lie remained in the water about ten or fifteen minutes. Ho then saw John Ryan and some women running along the shore towards the body. Witness hurried after them, and for about 40 minntaa and others ...