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... did they think of the gold bracelet on' her arm given her by Mr. Grattan? Did they not believe the story that as regards one of those bracelets Mrs. Gillespie had, in fact, said that she had promised Mr. Grattan that she would never take it off as long as ...
... drowsy. He always disliked Mr. Grattan and only tolerated his visits. Mr. Grattan had not been .on terms of closest intimacy with him, though he had tried to be. They usually called each other Monte and Walter. On Mr. Grattan's return from China in 1898 ...
... telegram was sent from Boston asking him not to reply to the letter. Later on Mrs. Gillespie stayed with the Johneons, and Mrs. Johns= admitted that the petitioner always seemed brighter when Mr. Gratton was there. stO The impression which the married life ...
... affair throughout hetivern her sod Grattan. ectoolly court with leracelate on that the co.mstoodent had her. Mlle Louisa woe milled co Tueeday. sod an denial to the charge of adultery whir Mr. Gillespie. She bad eat on the arm of the chair which h. occupied ...
... n. Preferment came e years’ time, when he was made editor of a Belfast id at this period he made the acquaintance of s and John Blake Dillon, and in conjunction with the Nation, of which the first number appeared on October 15, 1542. The purpose of the ...
... sentenced to fourteen years' transportation. Then they arrested Smith O'Brien, Meagher, and John Blake Dillon, who had gone down into the country and tried to raise an armed rebellion, which resolved its ifintoa scuffle with the police in Ttpperary. Finally they ...
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... another man. were - - --- justice, six fiehernien from Ballycottos, costs. They kilicd DISASTER IN A SEWER. named John Chamberlain, gen., John Chain- An extraordinary explosion has occurred. BIGAMY CASE FAILS. WENT OUT TO HAVE A FIGHT, ranging berlain. jun ...
... of the movement With the appearance of Misa Ethel Sydney as Mies Horses, et. John as Marguerite in Fame Up-to Date. the of ourleeque, as it nourished in tie reign of John Hollingehead, may be said to come to en end. Hollingeheed's place henceforward ...
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