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... Grattan. Contemporary with Burke end Sheridan was Grattan. The mention of the name Grattan brings one back the days when the sound of American arms on American soil roused to action the Irish Volunteers of 1782. The voice of America was heard in Ireland ...
... Sir Arthur Hannon and Sir John Macgill. had snatched the arms of the King's men there. Then the news arrived that the other Protestant leaders tailed to effect the design. and in disgust ltawton and Macgill ordered the arms which had teen thus taken to ...
... Caughey. J.P.: John Martin. J.P.: and John Whitla responded in appro• priate stxethrs. Res. Dr. Graham proposed The Town and Trade et Xewtownards. - he was glad to sad•. were increasing. The toast was well received and responded to Lc Messrs. John Revenson ...
... GRATTANS Thirst Quenchers. -STONE* ami spat his faeo. Kelly had his pipe and knife in his hand when witness struck him. Robert Trnesdale and Robert Golding were also examined. M** Kelly swore that Golding told her the Truesuales had asked him to swear ...
... 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 ...
... self-government, engaged to armed effort to throw off the yoke of England and secure national freedom, Ireland was the first nation Europe to stand up and extend its sympathy and its rapport (anplaas©). It was Henry Grattan ami Sir John Parnell, m the Irish ...
... George Irwin, the Rer. .Tame* Oibjon, Methodist Minister, to Riuiiy KlUabeth, daughter of John Wciley June*. Clifden. GRIMKS and GORK - June 27, 1904, at Saint Johns Church, Clontarf. hy the Venerable Arehdeacon O'Neill. P.P., Christopher eldest sou Christopher ...
... North Infirmary yesterday were—Mrs. Casey, Grattan street, severe cot on the eye, caused blow ; John Murphy, Watercourse road, severe scalp wound, caused by fall; James Dawson, Well lane, injuries to thigh; John Regun, Blarney street, grained wrist; Matilda ...
... Ireland. Grattan gave notice that he would again move his Declaration of Rights motion on the 16th of April. Fox and the Lord I Lieutenant endeavoured to coax Lord Char- 1 Lemont to induce Grattan to postpone his mation, but Charlemont and Grattan understood ...
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... Close, Esq., J.P.; Messrs Thomas Morrie u Isaac Reid, William James Finch, Henry lieaide, Joseph Finch, John Agnew, William Jamas Ruttier, John Reid, William Henry. and William Moorerroft. The beet thanks of the Vestry were accorded Mr. M. A. Close, ...
... sellinommosent against the • armed might of England,. Ireland was the first eountry in Europe to rt stand by, and cause f throw in tbe its sympathy and suppo with the o 'was Colonists of America bear, heart. It was Henry Grattan in the Irish House of Commons ...