... on Saturday last a tramp who gave his name as John Sharp, Bin. was charged at the suit of the Guardians of Dunshaughlin Union with breaking 250 panes of glass in the workhouse, value for /4 13s 4d. Thomas Arm strong, porter, proved the offence, and said ...

... Commonwealth, you are advancing claims which the most famous national leaders in Irish history from Grattan to Parnell and Redmond have explicitly disowned. Grattan in a famous phrase declared that the ocean protests against separation and the sea against ...

... late Marks Clarke was • grand old Gael who gave to the Association many sons who were great footballers, including the late John Claudie, whose brilliant career cut short so suddenly, is known not only in Louth, but all over Gaeldom. The Gaels of the ...

... more than 130 years ago (in 1782) the first Belfast Company of Grattan's Volunteers (mostly Protestant) attended at the opening of Old St Mary's Church as a guard of honour, and presented arms to the priest as he passed in to celebrate Masa,wbile the other ...

... her face with her hands. Switch it off. saki Sir John, with a grim smile. I think it is time you saw Miss undermine home theepoor thing how cruel of you to kill it. Quite en accident, said Sir John. curtly You'd better put the horse ln,.lhilii!! ...

... goodwill Trial li ll Shp now desire. ' Seanad Eireann nominated by the President : Sir John Bagwell, the Earl of Dun- raven, Mr. J C. Dowdall, Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde, Sir Nugent Everard, Mr. M. W. Eyre, Mr. Martin Fitzgerald, D c, r ( . )o fliver ...

... But illiaNatiocial Volunteer's of to-day.have loomed wisdom from the Volmteem of Grattan's lime, sad would maintain their power and their strong influence good by a arm and united stand under the generalship of their trailed leader. The idea that the ...

... in every part of Ireland they have found a universal National demand, in view of the fate of 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 defence ...

... there is no chanee of Home Rule during the next Parliament. Before the Easter Week affair he was very nearly down and out. John Redmond had cut the strotond almost front under h. feet. Rut Sinn Fein has get him un egga the iton enahratlß a Lloyd George ...

... try was that exhibited by the Sisters of sem, ot St. Mary's Convent. The display included Jerseys, socks and attcking.3, Cardigan jackets, ladies' jackets, petticoats, combinations, MOM beautiful lace, etc., etc., and the stall was made still further ...

... was objected to. Clem 11. let prise Mr D Brunton, ploughman, Jenne Callen. 2nd prixMr James Odra. 3rd prise Mr John Brady, ploughmen, John Clam 111. let prim Mr James Cle r itL lP Ploegleman, owner. 2nd pre Mr Therm Well, plongiunse, owner. 3rd pries ...

... years later when hese revived in Engleadand in a much more dangerous, aggreseive and tyrannical form in Ireland. In 1680, arming out of a quarrel between a Protestant and a Catholic in County Armagh, religions factions were set in motion, and ire Protestants ...