... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Swansea to-day it was unanimously decided to rnn Mr. John Williams, miners' agent for the district, as Labonr candidate for Gower Division at the next general election. The present member is Mr. John A. Thomas. QUARANT ’ORE IN ST PATRICK’S CHURCH. LEGAMADY ...

... Right non. K. S.un- Hiall. P.tlt. ,' Deasp. *Brooke. Fane Vernon. j> f«h?ra.oaba i2h. Montgamcry. John PnCT ’/' i ' ' 8.1. A,; - - 3 Atkinson. jSS' John C. Wood. C 001,,, h. ’J (nr,- ™ ”> Sohia, Colonel J. F. yi : PF. rrall, William J. C.W + . . , ...

... D. C. Nugent, 25 dols.; Joseph W. Folk, 15 dols; D. C. Murphy, 15 dols; John A. Lee, dols; Patrick Caimody, 25 dole.; John J. Lavin, 25 dols.; Jesse M’Donald, 25 dole.; Judge John Dillon, 25 dels; and Joseph N. Judge, 15 dols. A very liberal response was ...

... would have liked see a rebellion Ireland, and Mr. John Dillon and other agitators have talked what they would have done if they had had rifles ; the fact remains that they did nothing. The want of arms was not the only reason for their inactivity. Another ...

... Charles Doogan. Robert Black, Thomas Henry, James H. Pollock. Alex. M’Allan. T. F. Moodie, James Moore, Joseph Wilkinson, John Gillespie, John Warner, and Wm. Swan, together with a number ladies. Apologies for nou-attendance were received from Air. E. J. Richardson ...

... and Lord Kitchener acknowledged it in fvw woods. There were then loud and repealed call* for General French. In response. Bir John said success had attended them in the field, and it had hern due to the unbounded confidence inryired in ’.hem their grant ...

... physical section, which was criticised by Professor W. Thomson (now Lord Kelvin). Mr. John Grattan, Belfast, read a paper on “Crania and their Characteristics. Mr. John Holden read paper “The Sewed Muslin Trade,” industry which was that time in a prosperous ...

... petty sessions was brfd Antrim vewerday, iWr». John Kirk. J.P., and tlenry B. Murray. J.P.. when a tramp Margaret Hagen ms, no faxed remdrnoe, was charged with larceny an overcoat, value £2, the property of John T'wrnaiev. » cutler. After hearing lb© evxkoce ...

... brilliant accomplishments in art and war, literature and song. O’Connell, his moderate work of repeal was'persecuted; Davis, John Mitchel, and Meagher were persecuted and tracked, and many of the ’4B men were driven away, in convict hulks'to mix with the ...