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... DUBLIN. Wednesday Nigfif. In political circles the chief topic of con* versation to-day was the sudden flight «jf Mr. John Redmond from Armagh without having given his host the Cardinal any rf*a. son or excuse for his behaviour. Is it that the Nationalist ...
... wood Jones); second, £2B; thrd and fourth, £lO each; four dogs, £4 each. I. Bald k beat Gin Bottle—s to on Baidock. Young Cardigan beat Fly for Fame—3 1 Fly for Fame. Medium beat Catapult—6 4 Catapult. Cheerily beat Black Cloud—A to 4 Cheerily. Mac's Fortune ...
... threatened Great Britain with an invasion. Ae only j*>mo ten yeans had elapsed since the volunteers had been previously under arms, more than folly the old corps again came forward, the receipt of an order from the Lord Lieutenant Arthur Byrtt, captain the ...
... French thn-au-Detl Great Britain with invasion. Ac* only some ten ha ...
... raihngs Foley's etatm-s of Burke and Goldsanith, and a little farther off the matu© Moore, live national poet, and Henry Grattan, surely the most fan*me and intereetiqg «ite the Irish capital. For over two hundred years the statue of William Orange has ...
... AND INOBAM V. HAMILTON. Serjeant Dodd K.C., with whom wan Mr. John M'Oooifal (inatiwcted hr Mr. Darid MHJonigal), on behalf of the debndant, Alex. Hamilton, sought an order that the name Mr. Claodn Hickson, adrocato, Montreal, be included in the letters ...
... 248 Newtownards Road. JOHN KELLY. Telephone Exchange. Strandtown, AM. MEEKIN. Grocer auid Provieion Mer* eliant. 175 Curehill Bond. DAVID WARDEN. Newsagent. Bangor. .1. THOMPSON & CO.. Lid., Maifi Street, Bangor. Telephone lx. JOHN MCCLELLAND. N.T. Call ...
... •Ivtm 'lust evening. Witness knew for years, and bad seen him at tlie disturbance. John Walsh deposed that he Jived at Street, and on the evening in question had go Grattan’s for medicine, and was in Chapel Lane. While there he saw a crowd in front him, ...
... Mr. M Nolty mured to mad a deputation the Branch to eoe if introduced Mr. John Fergmeon, who delivered very eloquent addree*. Mr. Fergu»on traced the h»*tory Ireland from Grattan'. ParlianMat to the Act Union, which «* j»»ed by perjury and (rand. Emmet ...
... S. A. M. Bruce. J.P.; P. O. Oauoeen, John Keenan, J.P.; F. Grant, B. Meenan. J.P.; H. O. Mann. „ mrosetee—Colonel Bruce. D. Gaaaeen, H. C. Mann. DJuiaiee-—niuce. a- Nicholas MulboUand. Major Quinn. Thoa. Evan*. John Keenan. A. T. Call Steward—H. C. Mann ...
... Sir H. Grattan Bellew, Bart., D.L.; and Sir William U. Mahon, Bart., O.L. The following were elected to represent t|i county at the Irish Landowners’ Convent for the current year:—Delegates— Lord Clr, . brock, K.P.; Earl of Westmeath; Sir H. Grattan Bcllcw ...
... steady Man, ac«-ustomed to IJoufe ▼ » Repairing. Address, stating wage, box 3277 VITANTEO. respectable Message Boy. Apply to Grattan A Co.. L.ld.._Corn Market. 29 3 3138 OITUATION Wanted by Father and Daughter; Man ►5 experienced Gardener. Daughter would ...