... Irish l , rote«tanta did not rret on their Uurela Having won Free Trade by the tnreat of arms, they were determined to win Legislative Independence by the threat of arms, too, and in all they did they bad the rapport of the Ca. tholier. In 1782 England again ...

... portraits which remind ua the many Irish men etmnert the next in I and ribtical life- Molvneux. Swilt. Stvsk- loucaa. orfcc. Grattan. Hood. ChaHe oiont. and thv* raw whose names have fain iar as household word*, and h ...

... PARA 10 Mall. TCIM—Mr. John Kelly, Vicar West. TULLAMORD—Moms. U. r. Garry and &e a. 2 Aarbser street. TULLICROLN—Mr. John J. Many. TULLOW—Mr. James Dorac .k.. y i . lIRLECGPORD—Mr. John —Mr. Thomas Harriortna. Whetß'brrom - r—mr. John Waugh. lARTFORD—Mr ...

... Sergeant William Barber, Cork, E. 8., 3rd class record and 2. FOR COCUAOEOCS COSDUCT. Constable John T. Kemp, Armagh, 2nd class record. Transfers Constable John Kirk, from Fermanagh to Bel- Joseph Ryan, from Fermanagh to Tipperary, S.R. , Constable Michael ...

... by Maria, who had made an excuse of having left her vinaigrette upon the table to return to the lawn. Dear John, she exclaimed, seizing his arm ea sion as the pendant houghs concealed from the of the cottage—' I but a moment to speak to you, as mamma ...

... Hmena. LiNsiucx —Yr. D. °rennin, 49 Up. Nis* I.I9.OOONTABSA — Hr. 7 ionrnol. LOUTH—Mr. John Byron LON DON DERR —Sr. W. Gale,. LONGYORD—r. John n-n-. r. John Thempiens LI39.II . AN—Mr. S. J. 11 . 16.01/0 limbs& AIM. ILANOILHAILILTON—Memm Ward aid OD ...

... nd MALES—. A. 3 . TeAll—Mr, John Kelly Vicar mesh, TULLAMOR2-16reas.N. 1. Garry and Sewn 2 Harbour anent. TUALABOAS3I , John J. Wormy, TIILLOW—Mr. J. DsernaM. lIRLLNGEORD—Mr. John —Mx. Thosa:r b' sx:4los. WARIANPOINT—Mr. John MMus& • WNSPORD—Sir. R. Willis ...

... of the United Dish League. It was not the trot time, ether, that the sinews of roar were supplied from the tame source, bet arms with the same remit. However, notwithetanditig the methods adopted against him, he would allow hygoom to be bygones., and be ...

... P. W, has before Judge MeridXh, tad the notice mto. to«mreW» thinr te the Uadlopd; j jgqg. He Gkooae •gamut We ground our arms at o’Uonovtm and by Mr. P. J. ODriacoll) ap- eays that tha to* not shown title. to weesaxioua between April and May 16tb 1900 ...

... end the Vice.Cheir was occupied by M. T. W. Roßeston. On the eight of the Chairman sat the Lord Mayor, and on the tort Mr. John J. Nutting. . The attendance, which was large, included—. Robert Sanders, W. V. Seddall, Jaynes &enact, . 1 F. Vaughan, Signor ...

... chant; Mr. James Byrne. J.P.; Mr. Alumnae, L Clerk, J.P. ; Sir Thomas H. Grattan Reesentte. Bart, M.P. ; Colonel M. T. Herrera, D.L. ; Sir Jose ye Gore-Booth, Bart ; the Most Rev. John Healy, D.D., Lord Bishop of Cioniert ; the Mast Rev. Denis Kelly , D.D ...

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