... tradition deals hardly in some respects with Grattan. It tells up that voles was shrill, his aetton ungraceful, his to relate that Grattan almost *wept the door ith his gestures, sod that tbe motion of his arms was the motion of a ship In a heavy PIM. Bryon ...

... that Grattan should pronounce ’ the fogeral elegy for the liberties whose birth 'be had bailed. Tbat liberty which be had :‘ wight be perp-tusl endared exsctly teen years. Grattan had traccd the career in Ireland from injiries to arms, and from arme t0 ...

... kind occurred i The npames of the accused :m,—-Palricki Kennedy, Martin Byraes, Jerewiah Cronin, J | Hynes, John Sexton, J V' Reddin, and John Moroney. They were accompanied mCurk‘ amongst others by Mr Moran, T C, Limerick, | and Mr Vaughau, Limenck ( ...

... the country of their birth Manor, in the ball of the Irish House of Commons. It was John Waller, of Castletown, who stood by John Parnell, the uncorruptible, at Grattan's side on that ill-fated night when Pitt and Castlereagh and the notorious black Jack ...

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... force in every parish in [reland. We are convinced that such a force, vinl{ led by men in whom our indomitable leader, ilr John Redmond, would have contidence, would prove to the world that the manhood of Ireland are ready to do their part in defence ...

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