... 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 ...

... 2, 1904, at the residence of bis aunt. Grattan Creseot, Thomas Pati Beraud the darling chitd of Thimas Patrick and Anna Blackpool, Lanca), late of Anna Villa, Crescent. Fanera! to id church) from above address at (Thorsday, FOSTER -Tuesdar. J july od ...

... 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 ...

... ast ES Sars and, v. Scotli reand Vv. and, | of 10 ab Jubilee John and Uncle Jim have returned Ireland v. Walea, Ap er Owner 4 8 13 from Liverpoo) to Mr. H. Mf. Dyas's placo at aissio: to assist Shelt W. Synctt, of Belfas Gilletown, Athboy. on 5th Apri) ...

... 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 ...

... of Trinity Coliege ? Grattan is 8 perfect and to be out his arm in protest against his University for the niggardly supply of water which they allow to bistwo fellew-countrymen and con- who cannot now plead their own cause, Grattan is in the care of the ...

... evening instroction trees 6, and oo arms moderate. 23 Gt. until 9.30, in these inclusive feo, at Scho in pupil separately inst! at Norton’s School, 38 ipper | m objected to; reference write or call for terms, moe Grattan parade. oqT green. P Typewriting ...

... 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 ...

... statfore., Win. Cuthbert. Wm. Nolan, James 'Nolan. John Warren. Michael husk.; Richard Earl, John Mac Daniel, John husk. Win. Langeord, Melvdlo Keys,' Edward Kavanagh. Luke Walsh, John Byrne. Richard Greene, John Jones, Capt. Roseman. ...

... , Lower Abbey Street, Dublin. DoxarioNs—Per Honorary Secretary :—Sir John Power & Son, Ltd,, John’s Lane Distillery, Dublin, £10; Messrs. Pierce Bros., Wexford, £3 3s; Messrs. John Ireland & Son, Dublin, £3; Messrs. Johnston, Mooney & O’Brien, Dublin ...

... Walter N do, DArey Irvine. 3M, 522 (0.3; Georgina G. est ; N. Baget ; and another; H. N. Heatley J. T. Jouns- John Prost; G. N. W. Ware ; John 3m. Mar. Hare, K.C., E: vouch ; rental, Keceiver Office. Mr. — a. and Ward; Joba C. Moore ; Jameson, , Te-entey ...