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... to the ■ allow, Galway, and and the e.t, Ihihliß. The Art M’Murxpugh War Pipers Hand Knniseorthy, have, through Dr W. 11. Grattan Hood, rwe.ied amt a. cept-ed invitation to attend at long * ,-i ih- Celtic nations to b.-'d m csmiw-ta with the International ...
... Strabane Board of wae held yeeterday, Mr. John M‘oermo«, J. 8., preetdiug. There were also present— Captain J. C. Meeart. John Bales, John Conway, D. Craig, John Henderson, John Kelly, James Lapafey, Edward Lynch, ...
... that the Castle of Belfast was built, as there is account of it having been repaired the Irish chiefs the 15th century. Sir John Penot established shin-woghts in Belfast, as he was influenced by the extensive forests then in its neighbourhood. It ugh O’Neill’s ...
... Church iu which Daniel O’Connell Jived and died, bat those other communions from one which in my boyhood came John Mitchel and John Martin, and from another which issued my own leader, the leader of all ns, whoso work we are now bringing to completion ...
... freedom thus extorted was due to Grattan j nd his non-Catholic fellowcountrymen. (Hear, hear.) Is it a spirit of progress or retrogression we find in their descendants to-day!*' Suffice to say Ireland during tho 18 years of Grattan’s Parliament enjoyed wonderful ...
... with being drunk and disorderly, and fined 6d and costs. John Duffy, similarly charged Constable Brydon, was also fined and costs. Alexander A. Richardson, The Castle, Buucraiia, summoned John Doherty, town commissioner, Buncrana, for trespass of ten ...
... anything was done they would resist by force of arms. Suppose the British Government decided to do nothing, what would Mr. Balfour’s attitude if four-fifths of the Irish people declared their intention to take up arms in order to claim that settlement which the ...
... district were enrolled. the motion Mr. John Ward. Glenahilt. seconded by Mr. Patrick Roarty. Dungloe. Mr. John E. Hoyle, P.. Co.C., took the chair. Mr. D. O’Donnell. J.P., was secretary to the meeting, the motion Mr. John Sweeney, J.P.. Ilurtonl>ort, seconded ...
... BROTHERS IN ARMS. Other opponents of these Tempe-ranoe Bills were Sir John Dewar (Distiller), Sir George Younger (Brewer). The Guinness Brothers (Brewers), Mr. W. G. Nicholson (Distiller), Mr. F Remnant (Brewer). Mr. John Grattan (Distiller), Colonel ...
... effect, and that shall it be, are convinced, to the toll. WBDNBSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1914, THE DEGINHINB OF THE END. Irklani., Mr. John Bright, ana hia moat pathetically eloquent appeals (or justice to this country, said was ever turning her thoughts in the yearning ...
... by the action four manly fellows armed with sledge hammers, who vowed with grim determination to .smasli like eggshell the skulls of the miscreants. ■■'fhe next hour a Catholic was lak-n prisoner four other ruffians arms pinioned to his s doe and hi head ...
... jestio high column roared above all tbe figure Lord Xtleon, emhiem the armed dornina ticn England. the room of lisle the United Irish League I bad just seen the place of honour basis Grattan and Thomas Davis, Protestant Nationalists, and between them portrait ...