... rcmarkbl© figure in the pulpit. With amazement the congregation beheld hi* actions. Holding hi*, in his left hand raised right arm high above his head it to oommand silence while spoke, and then turning to the clergy ami the choir he began to utter what ...

... and le3o. John Delaney made fine fiddles in the 'twenties sad 'thirties, having pet up at 31 Great Britain street in 1811 or 1812. Dollard set, , up at Rue: quay in 1818. and shortly after , John Mackintosh was at 10 Fawn quay. lu 11837 John Mac Neill ...

... Mieial rent, £l6 3d. Patrick Connell, tenant; Pauline Grattan- Bel lev,- landlord—Lands of Dodd, 15a lr-15p; rent, £7 10s; valuation, £6 10a- Judicial i«nt, £6 Us 6d. Maiy Cranny, tenant; Pauline Grattan Bellew, landlord—lands of Vicarstown Cosby, 3s 3p; ...

... record himseif, or with a name to attract any following, barring Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde, M.P.. who claims kinshi with the great Heary Grattan. \\'cfi mght Sir Henry Grattan Bellew, of Galway, do the same; and so rould some other personages, whose services ...

... Pontypridd; Rev. Dr. Invelwro Tlnghes. Cardin*: John Walter George, Balush, West Hartlepool; Edward Davies, Sattos; A. E. Harrison. Shrewsbury; Geoffrey Dove, Shrew*. bury; John Williams. Craven Arms, and his Alfred Williams; Christopher Wrigley. Trebugh ...

... with perseverance, would have defeated the Minister; but the great body of the meeting disapproved of them. Mr. Grattan. Lord Corry, Mr. John Ball, Colonel Donnell, Mr. O’Donnell. Mr. Egan, and some other gentlemen, zealously approved • J ar most decided ...

... and 22 Oaatle Place. Grattan and On.. Ltd., and 9 Ocm Market. W. Chemist. Wm. Lewis. Fall* Road. R. Morrow. 25 Corn Market. John Clarke and . Ltd.. 8 Dooegall Square W. Jacob Walah, 209 York Street. Tb* Pharmacy (Meyrick'.U. John Long. Boers bridge Drug ...

... attending the funeral were:—Rev. M. M. BoJgcr, C.C.; Memra. John Downey, JUT, C.T.C.; William A. Robinson, J.P. (of the Arm ol James Pim and Ron); William Scully, John Morgan, fi. Laurence, R.D.C.; John Toomey, T.C.; J. P. Lynch, T. 0.; Daniel M'Donnell, T ...

... pain. For dear divines, O, loving Lord We’ll weep may be again; Call whom Thou wilt but leave us long The Canon of F-lphin. John- Mulhern Near Klphin, Gifts Workhouse Christmas The inmates of Roscomimn Workhouse are ext'emely obliged an! most grateful ...

... afternoon. Mr. P. T. Daly. VC.. who presided, in aperitifs , the proceedings, announced that the reeeseion of Sir Thomas Grattan Esmond. from the Irish Parliamentary Party for the purpose of Joining the Sinn Fein movement was something in favour of the ...

... Judge Kishey, K.C. His Honour was accompanied the bench the following magistrates:—Messrs. John Col)an. D.L.; H. (*. MacQcagh, W. J. Allen, Ephraim Allen. John M'NaUv, Philip livery, and T. H. Harbineon. Mr. T. J. Marron, Clerk of the Crown and Peace; ...

... had expounded with a courage worthy of a descendant of the great Henry Grattan (applause). lint if disillusioned, Sir Thomas was not discouraged. No. He did not lay down his arms with an embittered heart. Hia love for his country was, greater than that ...