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... NATIONAL MOVEMENT, leader stood with outstretch arm as if address- an( j Ireland holds oat her arms day the vast concourse, the appointed speakers , 0 a her sons of every creed werethe Lord Mayor, Mr. John Redmond, M.P.; within her shores. (Cheers.) Every ...
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... force usr Shoulder to shoulder our land shall free, Blest the day that saw the sun rising. And Volunteers arming again for the fray Spirit Grattan and Charlemont prizing, Their pitfall avoiding, disarm like they; Never shall we their history repeating ...
... M'Cartan, Purdyshnm Fever Hospital, Belfaat. Mr. John Oormley, J.P., proposed the election of Miss Nugent. Mr. John H'Knigbt seconded. Mr. Stephen M'Crorr, J.P.. proposed the appointment Miss M'Cartan, and Mr. John M'Laughliß seconded. The Chairman said Nurse ...
... that -Might can vanquish Right— They fell and passed away; Hut true men, like you, men. Are plenty here to-day. In 1789, Grattan and the Volunteers secured for Ireland the full recognition her National rights and Legislative independence, seemed as if ...
... lload- Hinuters: “John Phelan, Thomastown, Co. Kilkenny, and John Murphy, Jiishopslough, Co. Kilkenny, .acrested 13th .Heceiubtr, at ■Bishopslough, iC'omity Kilkenny, were charged with iheing possession, witilcu-it proper authority, arms and aaiuuumtion; ...
... school-house windows, horror strikon the clash of British arms, preparatory to wholesale eviction, near the historic blrtbplaoe of Bt. ColumbkiUe, parish of Gartia. known Derry veigb, the estate of John Adair, and I remember when man of passing through this ...
... never was an Executive Government responsible to Parliament? Grattan’s time nothing of the sort existed. If it had the Union could not be carried, because with the Union defeated in Grattan’s Parliament the Executive would instantly resign or dissolve ...
... JUMPERS, CARDIGANS, and JUMPER SUITS, in many different qualities and weights, at prices to suit everyone. We invite inspection and comparison. Jumper Suits, 16/11 to 25/11. Jumpers, 2/11 to 12/11. Cardigans, 4/11 to 12/11. Maids’ Cardigans, 2/11 to 4/6 ...
... Dolan, Leifcrim-Sligo William Davin, Lcix- Offaly; Peter S. Doyle, Dublin City, South; Osmonde Grattan Esmondc, Wexford; Desmond Fitzgerald, Dublin County; John Good, Dublin County; Professor Hayes, National University and Dublin City, Souih ; Michael J ...
... A L. CALENDAR During a parade of the lawyers corps of yeomen in 1798 Holmes threw down his arms when [ learned that the corps was to iy placed under the military aut;op havy ities, fearing that he migh to act aga@ns_g the people sending a challenge to ...
... and before him to Charles Stewart Parnell, Fintan Lalor, and Henry Grattan. Because what the Fianna Fail Government is doing now, Griffith and Parnell and Lalor advocated, and Grattan actually put into practice with results that made the Irish farmers ...