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... 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 ...
... Bridgetown; James p.wrick-Very Rev. John F. Doyle, r.P., erm Rev. Jamas O'Brien, P.P., Adamstown. Fetliard- rocialug • Chairman District Connell, J. Byrne. J.P.. Tit:name. J.P.. %ninetieths.; John Bolger, Ferns; John O'Cocifor ia P.F. l l2nica ery ward ...
... Callao, T C ; J Bari% TC ; P Draw, TO; P Lyoob, J P, T C; L J Elect*. T C, Co C; J Dolss, T C; Just 8 Ealy, T C r F 00111 as, John Murray, L J Grimier. TC; O N Kelly. CIC ; ▪ B Conoolly, Tows Clerk r W F McGee. Borough Sorreyor ; J Cants, Bornagb Tristarer ...
... only brightness amid the gloom was the work of the Young Islanders, Davis, John Mitchel, Smith O'Biren, Meagher,Devin Reilly, etc. They soled heroically for Ireland, and took up arms for nationality in '4II against overpowering odds. as did the Fenians in ...
... England tried the game of pitting religion against religion and caused bigotry to w!tieve a victory that the arms of England corld never secure. Grattan made a great fight for religious toleration, but he failed,and the time came when the halls of Ireland's ...
... 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 ...
... times described the reouts of the attuned by John Collins. lie did tee scented reseet In air-me,' to Mr Kennedy wane. said there ea- a strong current in the stream, end she river evae about 2 fret higher than John Collate.. Sleety-etre-et, wits next called ...
... the secretary to carry Lout this. suggestion. NEW SIA.N LAND CONFERENCE ' REPORT. 181 R THOMAS iSMONbE S VIEWS. Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde, Bart., M.P., was at home oil Tuesday evening when our Gorey reporter took the pleasure of calling upu him in the ...
... 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 ...