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... Repubi ic. They had nailed that nag to the mast; they would never lower it, and he asked thtm all. in the words with which. Grattan saluted Ireland a Nation in his time. . salute that flagwhich they could imagine waving above them there—and say: Esto Pcrpetua ...
... trvina I.ater th»v tired the mail for Kincstowh. Ah one yonng CorVeian «e-d in w'« office-, and a dee attached to crepe arm!- hrs arm nulled off. CORK’S IMPRESSIVE TRIBUTE. ({age Cortege Touching Scenes. The Military Order. lbs Press aPtUrk”^ wumuul . mu ...
... Agreement signed London making their operation imperative, and after a General Election they might told, Grattan was to’d, “Mr. Pitt is not in power. If Grattan had not disbanded his Volunteers the Union would never have been carried and they should not disband ...
... JKclly, Magbcra; D. Kelly, Ballybofev; LeUerkenny; H. O’Duffy, Gortahork ; John do.; Owen M‘Nulty, do. ; James M’Ateer. Portsalon; John Whiteside. Hugh Bryson, J.P., Eglinton: John O'Donnell D.C.. Fahan; Alex. O’Neill, Dungiven; Jos. Devine, Lough ash; J ...
... there was a local despot faced, or a popular tumult to quelled, there.’' says Duffy insisted was his post.” S.r John Gray of Freeman” fume, John Blake Dillon who with Davis and Duffy, established the Nation.” Richard Barrett, the Pilot.” 0 Connell’s favourite ...
... that won by Grattan’s Vol bayonet’s point in 1782, avid m the Ball accepted by Parnell. Parliament would be at presen College Green only for the pre So satisfactory was that Act that the Ulster Orangeme! to rise in rebellion to destro John MacNeill founded ...
... should be made public. JOHN M CAFFERTY. Tcrmon, 3rd August, 1923. TIRCONAILL POSTAL FACILITIES. LETTER FROM P.M.G. At the monthly meeting of the Stranorlar Rural Council, held in the Court-' house, Lifford, yesterday, Mr. John M'Dcrrnott (Chairman) presiding ...
... British iMiimfer, tho Duke Portland, tried to strangle it. Grattan was tricked Pitt. Lord Carnarvon toward* Mr. Parnell in reference Home Rule Lie same part that Lord Pitzwilliam played towards Grattan with refe.reno© Emancipation, i Both were dupes English ...
... Ito- at house windows, on roofs, and by those who I w ■quantlj, and aoainad plaeaad with the oordiality of »d climbed up on Grattan sMd other o«e HOUSB OF LOBDB—Testekdat. AT KINGSTOWN. J V. ■Diatnot Gonncil of Kingston, who ning. the Bond woo Commission ...
... of which our contemporary remarks “Those who predicted that the Orange fanatics of Belfast would, thanks to the sympathy in arming the Specials, be; more and destruc- tive than they have been for a considerable time on the occasion of the wih of July this ...
... she would get th« benefit anything like the chance I)eak .A,, mfl a protect. Mr. John Dil.pn to course, nnd addition still get the full historical balderdash Mr. John .a •- Ring's County, and 6p?ak'.np there total the transferred sum. which won’t supported ...