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... Mb. John Redmond still hopeful thar will lire to see an Irish Parliament esiab lishcd, but majority of his follower* umbo coming to tho conclusion that his h'** has no solid foundation. His policy aD are severely criticised, and it is natural he ...
... Mr. Thomas Plunkett presiding, and subsequently Mr. John Barns (ohalrrdan.) There werealso present— Metiers. It. Mallon, R. Gallagher, Wm. Gardner. Hugh Kirkpatrick, P. Clarke, Thomas Molloy, John Jordan, I'. Treaty, and J. *Kaman. The Clerk (Mr. J. ...
... BY .13PAILPIN. FEBRUAIRT. Irduaid WW2* dial, nes. Monday, lltb—John Naar Merry, bora 11111. Theodore O'Hara horn, 180). Was. Salvia died, 183 t Fiona raid on Clamor_ _ander Captain John ll'Alerty, 1867. Quaid Fitsgerald, fourteenth Kar of Bildnre, died ...
... (Kitty). also Yes. km& Wire, %so Leeman Doiony, Mr. 13.doey Mar! jinn, Xs Henry Timbal, Mr. Liam Watt, sad, ILL a Grattan Little. _Yesterday Mr. John Dillon. M.P.. nnreiled a ndsome Celtic Cross, which has been ended in Belbowline to the memory of the late Matt ...
... HOME, but if the idea was to tho English people that the Irish people were divided the arm of the Party was paralysed. He need not appeal to the people of Barnmeen, who had always been staunch, to remain united, and not to be drawn away by every new political ...
... Davies. Pontypridd; Rev. Dr. Invelwvn Hughes, Cardigan*. John Walter George. Balusb. West Hartlepool; Edward Davies, Sutton; A. E. Harrison, Shrewsbury; Geoffrey Dove, Shrewsbury; John Williams, Craven Arms, and his son. Alfred Williams: Christopher Wrigley ...
... Addeo., Albert Londe,. c/o Mr. Ilianaram, Co. HARR.GstGTOM--labirmatinsi will be thank. half roosiv.y by Kaki Harrinktim, 43. Grattan of bar Mary Harrington, who loft Cork far in 109. Lam heard of tars from Now York. --hdoemation wanted of Timothy .I.bilpst ...
... Michael's Square, Pembroke, injury to bead and face and inn-tared leg. Reece Manton Lary, Ludlow, severely crushed arm. Jobs Anderson, Horn,. Craven Arms, internal injury injury to the head. Achonon, Mount Pleamust, Lisadnndod Wells, scams:, wounds. Theophilos ...
... and nine a.m., while driving horse and car aoro&s Grattan Bridge a horse yoked to a lorry proceeding along the quay; that he (defendant) pulled np. and after starting the horse again a cyclist, Mr. John M 4 Walter, came along behind the lorry and came ...
... small silver goblet bearing the, arms of N.B.A. IRISH M.P. SECEDES. Sir Thomas Grattan Esmond*, M.P., Chief Whip of the Irish Parliamentary party, has dedaied bimaelf in faTonr of the Sinn Fain moreMr Thomas Grattan Esmonds is M.P. for North Wexford ...
... Frederick Fitzgerald, Lard Walter Fitzgerald, Lord George Fitzgerald, Sir Henry and Lady Sophia Grattan-Bellesv, Misr; Grattan-Bellew, Miss Moira Grattan-Bellew. Hon. Mrs. . Deans-Morgan, Miss Gonne Bell, Miss K. Fraser, Viscount and Viscountess• Stopford ...
... prosperity the country, and urge the Government the necessity devoting immndiito attention to the matter. Hr. John J. Doyle seconded the resolutions. Hr. John P. Hayden, M.P., who was received with fond cheen, said that the meeting had been called mainly to express ...