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... CPLG; E P Sears, Gregory Murphy | ol R e | Parnell's Cross; John Sinnott, s} 3 ownbary Brass Band—John Bren- plishment of the work you have been en- Power whi i 102 Binnoa. jun ;J]ohn \\'arsll:,, 'l: g E): | r;(nen:',n;oh;n i‘(‘:::;’ ?’1;2:3;::? %‘n‘l}gll:r; ...
... Kilkenny, by his wife a sister of the Right Hon. Henry Grattan of Tinnahinch, now in the occupation of his relative, Mrs. Grattan Bellew, mother of Sir Henry Grattan Bellew, Bart., cousin to Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde. Bart., of Ballinastragh, Gorey. The Archbishop ...
... stituencies at Westminster. ! Grattan and Corm The Right Hon. Isaac Corry, who repre- ! Hiented Newry and voted for the Act of ! Union. was the first representative of that borough after that disastrous measure had passed. Grattan described him in College ...
... Charles Cbrson, Samuel Creiablop Clarke, Foster Coatee, Path. Vincent Dolan, Rodolphos Whittaker Harper, Patrick Edward Hayden, John Marcus Hayes, i Henry Hasty. Lake Mfluinness, Joseph James I M'Nelis, and Henry Edward Rodmond. Special Examination (or the ...
... November, 1779, Grattan proposed resolution that this time it wonld inexpedient to grant new taxes,” which was carried 17Q 47. was a heavy blow to the Government, causing them to receive si* months' supply instead two years desired. Grattan followed his ...
... luul to endure; and ono day called the leading men of his parish together, and told them that it •vas butter to like men, with arms in their hands, than like dogs in ditch. They only . wanted tho word. Suddenly an. army of Wexford peasants sprang up, if by ...
... had ease up.. a dark home from the &nth and carried the John brook licholat , hip. xhile the other ronipetiters discussing amongst thetriolic , about Wee was to be 11r4, second and third. He Armed strongly the perfervid ince . ' m of the South, and he ...
... P. O'Callaghan. SO Coombe; P. I. Murphy. 177 Bvtanle road. John Caro pal e Foster tC: Hut c h inso n , Fielding. 12 Grattan ; J. ff. B.A., Mansion House, John Dolan. 4 St. Clemente road; John Hyland, 26 Russell avenue, Jones'. road: T. Long. 148 Botanic ...
... LECTURE IN ARKLOW HENRY GRATTAN’S ACHIEVE- INTERESTING DISCOURSE. On Monday evening, under the auspices the St. Patrick's the League, Mr. P. delivered most interesting lecture on Henry Grattan. The hall tho Club was filled with menders of the local branch ...
... arranging the preliminaries of the duel the -twilight, -Grattan said, 'The gentleman t 'A too far off, I cannot him plainly. Let him near c; and, a ccordingly he, did so. Corry was wounded in the arm. As mietit be antictipated. Mr. COTTv looked after hie ...
... Ihnsi N i ft . H . &room Nationat hi John Flamian-Case.ot Michael O'Boyle-Ls Mott. Frank Walsh-Hanna( Saddle, Sr. I. M. Quin, C.C.-Set SehmeN. Harness. or H. mcmuhy, IS Mrs Murtagh, KnemStresi-ebte II Basket. Mn John Sweeney M. O.lCoolicaa'n, iss o i T ...