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... silver, weighing 295 ounces, and moulded by John Swift, an EngUsfa-Irish silversmith in 1765, the mace ”controlled” the business of Grattan's Parliament at College Green, Dublin. It was placed under the table when John Lord Oriel, the last Speaker, a resolute ...
... range et LADIES' WOOL CARDIGANS. Two Ham In JUMPERS and LUMBERS (Style), Halt Price and half sestileMa IleWs Ivor Insindos anew I! LEATHER JACKETS, lined and unload' prim OM op. Large Nuke on Ism* et the tellewing—GENT'S CARDIGANS, HIGH NECK PULLOVIMS ...
... --=- MMIMM . cr ßulimia, se John Danyost, the inspired .aratet . ' • ' - ; Dlingallea and Writer, =feral 12 yaws in &Nerd Jail fo elle strong stand he . took walk • WCIIV Ito - - WY %a MAN. . . -a-ea ing in the uprigh t of tenthfulness, • area. integrity ...
... iIBER 20 w-. 4 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR John Graham Lectures Mr Harbison M.P. Dear Sir,—l see in your issue of the 13th inst., where at a public meeting of the Nationalists, in St. Columb's Hall, Derry, under the presidency of Rev. L. O'Hegarty, Mr. T. J ...
... Browning and I ickles; Preserved Fruits, Meats and ish, in glass and tins; Atora Beef Suet, Grattan's and Ross' Mineral Waters and Fruit Wines. A trial solicited. JOHN M'MILLIN, High-class Family Grocer, Castledawson. 42 ...
... SESSIONS. Wednesday. Before Captain Goselin, R.M. (presiding), Captain Lowry, V.L.: Messrs. Patrick Treanor, J.P., and John Doris, J.P. Mr. John Ellison, C.P.S., was also in attendance. THE LATE MB. W. D. HENBY, J.P. Captain Lowry said since their last court ...
... devoted workers are gone. and they lie in adjoining graves in the same quiet renting place. Cardigan i ...
... SALE. I HAVE received instructions from Mr. John Beatty (of Clones), who is giving: np Farming, to Bell by PUBLIC AUCTION, on the Premises, on TUESDAY. 12th JANUARY, 1915, at 11 o'clock, a.m.—All that Valuable (arm of Land, In the Townland of Mnlna* hunch ...
... Overalls, Underskirts, Petticoats. Chemises. Knickers, Drawers, Lace Curtains, Boys Knickers. Vests. Pants, Wool Searves, Cardigans, Jumpers. Boys Jerseys, Sweaters. Mufflers, Bodices, Table Cloths, Pillow Cases. Ciimbinations. Bed Spreads, Corded Ve:vm ...
... no government hud the right to take from them the position which they held under the Imperial Parliament. She referred to Grattan’s Parliament, which frequently passed Coercion Acts, and in nineteen years ran Ireland into bankruptcy, to be rescued from ...
... was at the head of the artillery. Grattan, by championing the cause of the Catholics, had united them with tit. Protestant Opposition, and had al! Ireland behind him in his demand fo • freedom of trade, and the armed Volunteers, around the Parliament ...
... Caußend to the living, in esa j arige for Ballyelog. Mr. Houston had a son John. and it may have been he who was living in 1742, and gave the living to his brother-inlaw. John Houston. junr.. died without issue, however. and the estate ionised to his ...