... than those of Grattan. regards Grattan’s settlement 1782 the criticism is quoted that“lf Grattan believed bis settlement was fool; if did not, was knave. On this slr. Zimmem says—‘The folly {for folly it was) is pardonable in a man Grattan’s calibre and ...

... were gazetted last night Mr. William Al-.*.aider IJiids.iy. Norroy ing-of- Arms. to be King-of-Arms. and of Mr. Gordon Ambrose Lisle Lee, York Herald, to N’orroy King of-Arms. Mr. H. A. VachelJ, the novelist, was threwn from his horse whilst hunting with ...

... children first.” That had been dropped in their search for arms recently in Dublin, for the house of the speaker’s sister--* widow with family-—was t-ne first; searched. The Volunteers had more arms and ammunition and more men than the enemy would able to ...

... Convention the Irish Nationalist Volunteers was helcl to-day at the Mansion House, Dublin. Mr. John Redmond presided, and the platform were Mr. Joseph Devlin, Mr. John Dillon, and many other members of the Irish Nationalist party. The business proceedings were ...

... Funeral strictly private. flowers request. jDardner —Octolter 10, 1‘.>20 suddenly IT his. j 0.-udence, 29. Avenue. William John Ciitrdncr. ir. Ins 89th year. Fimcnil private. rera rc-iuest Lindsay—October 11, at her residence, Punlady, Margaret, widow ...

... Elliott—M’Kec— November 16, St. John's Church, Kensington. London, by tiie Re/. W. Purvis, Boycs—Vincent M Master, youngest son of the .ate George Elliott, J.P., Mrs. Elliott. Arvs, Co. Cavan, to Edith Winifred, fifth daughter of John W. M’Kce, Downpatrick, Co ...

... irlv-heloved daughter of the late John Roy I Mrs. M. Roy. Funeral tomorrow «Wednesday); at 3 p.m., to Clouehßurvmgmnd. JOHN ROT. Watson—January 23, 1928 (suddcnlv), at his sidencc, Bann Hill House, Ballvnana. I'm more. Co. Down*, John Watson. Funeral rangements ...

... lying on the ground. Witness had npt touched her, although she was within arm’s reach. Dr. Dougan, coroner, said that the accident had contributed to the woman’s death. Mr. John Gallery, Lurgan. appeared for the next-of-kin; Mr. R. M. Cullen. Pprtadown ...

... Volunteers every part of Ireland, they have found a universal national demand, in view of the Cat© Grattan’s Parliament, for the immediate organisation and arming of the Volunteer Force, and for the maintenance of the Volunteers as the future safeguard and ...

... the wedding on Saturday Captain John Brian Blrkett,' Royal Corps of Signals (only son of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. G. Birkett, Cambrian House, Burgess Hill, Sussex), and Miss Margery Hlgglnson (second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hlgginson, Gienmakieran, Craigavad ...

... note issued by the Belfast Bonk, and bearing the names (he following directors William Tenn?«t, Robert Otlhrcfl, John Thoonpenn, James Lake, John Thompson, jun. Two one Che ejection of artioles— One beering on tie obverse the head George HI., and on reverse ...

... Bellingham, James Musgrave, D.L.; Charles Barrington, D.L.; Francis Brady, K.C.; Henry Johnson, * “’’lei; John A. Arnott, lieutenant- Knights—John Johnston, John Moore, M.D. (presented by Sir David Harrel, K.C.8.); Walter Armstrong, Oeoige O’Farrel, Alfred Graham ...