... Member of one of the oldest 311dnInatt is the County 01 Leitrim, and resxknt of Man.:her:l:4.m) wa., united in mating., to Mr. John Stuart Metter. of Hmtor. at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. he inhere, Win, J. Cunningham (brother of the bride) ...

... awainst them. To trace the Insurrection to its birth we must go back to the famous occasion when, after Grattan had jeered at the Volunteers as an armed rubble sad frowned them out of existence, the Protestant Bishop of Derry the last of that patriot force ...

... the family residence, Mount Bellew, County Galway, on Sunday, of Mr. Herbert Grattan Ballow, has caused general sympathy in the district. The eldest son of Sir Henry Grattan Bellew Bart., deceased was a descendant of Gratt an, and gave promise of a brilliant ...

... Richardson); 2. Tuffie iffir. John Porter-Porter, D.L.); 3. Paine Messrs. Robert M. Wifson and Charles 3 rD 4 rafftt); 4 Pastime (Major .1. G. C. Irvine, D.L., and Mrs. Irvine); 5, Doreen, Messrs. B. A. Cocper and John A. Lemon); 6. &arm (Mr. Geoffrey G. V. Irvine ...

... assisted at :nu funenn. 'teary Graltort wan rated 2e. 6d and costs for baying buried the body of Anne Grattan an the 4th Jule. 1905, and John Dwyer and John Gilmore. who assisted, were fined Zs. 6d. ascii and costs. Cond.able K..nny appeared a. complainant ...

... F. WOinnity, P.P. (in the aril Mama P. Resß7, J.P., John Magain, D.C., P. Tommy, D.C., Hugh Gunn, D.C. John James 11'Dohy, James M'Kernan, Denis M'CaSrey, T. Ds*, James (Wink*, John Shields, John Swift, A Maguire. A long diaminsion of pirate matters ...

... lie was carrying out storm on Friday, and when near to the settling tank a small packet of soft soap droppod from under his arm. He went into the engine. . Nom and asked use of the Men to pick up the I packet for him, and tho man at following to do so ...

... Father has seat through Very Rev. Dr. O'Rior• dan, Irish College Rome, a larfr silver medal exquisitely exxraved to air. W. H. Grattan Flood i nrecognition of the good work be has accomp:ishe: for Chorele music in Ireland, and especially for Solames chant. ...

... delightful sea trip will long be faveurakey remene:,d by ad those woo took part it. Nearly fear hundred pe.ple,many of Wa en armed witlt cameras of various kids, left the Island town fcr Slip, and the wane at the rails) station for some time previtus to ...

... the bare idea of another appeal to the country, and that an attempt emisistently made to rapresent that the Government is armed'irith the fullest powers to deal with any siiisalion which may • eventuate from the treatment of the Veto Bill by the Rome ...

... this I might all have been *eyed if thatching had been done in remonable time. The ouch heated Melon suffer Imat. Many are so Arm aa to present deep penetration of the wet, but hay pat in the ricks very dry sad light never becomes very solid. and rain TOM ...

... Associations, Young Scots Societies, and branches of the United Irish League, at which addresses - will be delivered by Mr. John E. Redmond, 'ALP.; Mr. W. H. K. Redmond, tm.p. ; Mr. Jeremiah MacVeagh, M.P.; Mr. Richard M•Ghee, lI.P. ; and other speakers ...