... traced, even this da?. the blood and tears oar people. Itinato redeem Ireland from this thraldom that Grattan arose. It was the peculiar fortane of Grattan to have come forth In pob'.lc life at a time when the national spirit wr s already aroused and when ...

... paints, furniture, and ironmongery for (arm houses. The judges got through their work expeditiously. The following exhibits were in the show grounds and attracted con* sldetable attention -.—Traps and cars by John Mooney, Gardiner street, Dublin; Bannertons ...

... Market Street and Grattan Street, to O'Connell St. Corner. The tender with the speakers pulled up in the centre of the Square formed by the junction of O'Connell Street, Grattan Street, John. Street and Harmony Hill. The lorries with the armed troops took up ...

... CUMANM N* nGAEDHEAL. KILMORE BRANCH. A meeting of above Cumann was held on Friday night, 9th December, Mr. John Conlon in the chair. The position regarding laud annuities was discussed and was reported that several farmers in the area had been served ...

... ex-service men are earnestly requested attend. man driving cattle the fair was stopped armed men and told return his home. When the master was reported the police some armed constables were sent the spot, and the raiders met them and disarmed them. Soldiers ...

... Plots ancient and modern, follows ; there is the Popish Plot, the plot to charge Grattan with treason, the btoby of the crimes act and the pigott FORGERIES, and the arming of Ulster. The illustrations, like the text throughout, are fortified formidable ...

... Cunningham. A lr!-gram mss received from Sir Henry Grattan-Bellew, But. who was Dublin, regretting that he was unable to present. I‘efoie the ordinary business cf the meeting, the president. S r Henry Grattan-Bellew j vice-president, ery Rev Thomas Canon Ronayne ...

... cc - President - Very Rev John Cano^ F Hon Trea-.mer-S: G J Vernon. Bank of Ire- land, Mount Bellew. . « Secretary—M Morar, Mount B U-.w. This Show was held Wednesday the :e grounds the S JC.ety m the mesne of Sir Henry Grattan-BeUew. wuh.n a few minutes’ ...

... Association. The weekly meeting of this conimitiee was held on Thursday at the offices, City Arm’s Hotel, Prussia slree , Dublin, the V'.ce p;e#:dent, Mr John Curas, in the chair. ...

... ant, Cormack M'Donagh, as Administrator of the said Denis M'Donagh, deceased, all that and those that part of the Lands of Arm, containing 2 acres, 3 roods, and 33 perches or thereabouts, statute measure, situate in the Baiony of Castlereagh and County ...

... Council, Halvey, for increase of salary was considered, was held under the presidency of Mr John O'Connor, J P. There w'ere also present: —Lady Sophie Grattan Bellew, Messrs M Wall, P ; J Cunningham, F Glynn, T Kenny. P Fahy, P Lyons, Keane, M Sweeney ...

... Amongst those out were—Mr and Mrs D’Arcy, Captain and Mrs Cheevers, Miss Grattan Bellew, Miss D’Arcy, Miss Cullen, Miss Curran, Miss M Grattan Bellew, Miss A Grattan Bellew, Mastei W Grattan Bellew, Miss Freda Cheevers, Master Norman Cheevers, H K Richmond, ...