... seizing every opporsible. Yours truly, which they can invent to malign her THOMAS 11. GRATTAN ESMONDE. J J . , , _ _ , . „ policy and to tradoce those who serve her. To John E. Redmond. L>o.. M.P. L,, * ~ ~ , . That they should and misrepresent _ , , _ .trVi ...

... Robert Davies, Pontffpridd. Rev. Dr. loorlerya Hatlas, Cardigan. John Walter. George &duel. Wait Hartlepool. Edward Davis.. Sutton. A. E. Harrison, Phrewabory. Geoffrey Dore, Shrowebni7. John Williaas C Arm. sad Hi. eon. Alfred Wtlliama. Chrietopher Wrigity ...

... and lady Weldon, ®r Rachard and Wy Mnagfave, Sir. the Hon. Lady Mahon, Sir John and Arnott, Charles Cameron. SirWiUhim, Lady aad Miss BnUer. WiJliani.and Lady Thomson, Sir John Johnston, Sir Vindsot and Lady Hash, Sir Chartes.Ball, Sir William Crawford ...

... visit. RECENT FATAL ACCIDENT AT GRATTAN BRIDGE. Yesterday is the Northern Police Court, before Mr. Mabony, Christopher Edgeworth, hackney car driver, was charged with having oq the 22nA April, negiinhoe, caused the death of John M'Walter, of Oxmantown mad ...

... 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; ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... . Father Ravin, O.S P.C. • Joseph Mooney, T. J. lime, Thome, A. Graben, John Costello, .1. Whitmore, J. Cordes! Leahy, J. Manahan*. J. Scanlan. M. Willis, T Devine, etc. Mr. John Cocteau delivered interesting lecture on The Old Parliament of Ireland ...

... amounted to Solution of Seheels Question of lusmil. esmiled ' I Mr. Camigan tinalacted by Mr. John P. I Ll i ch .ooo 4 t,h 7 Carrigan) applied on behalf of John Rowell, ' • S.C., followed in a simil a r o f cookeue, near n o d., for liberty to up _ abort ...

... Westminster's party at Raton Hall for their shoot week. A marriage has arranged, and will take place the end of February, between John Fiteastrick Cooke. KC., County Coort Judge fee Dcesegal. St. Columb's, Londonderry, and Eleanore Caroline (Novak), el lest ...

... F. Kinissued at Is. solla, Bally lore; Patrick Comerford, Georc® . Seymour, Dr. Cos, John Kiosella, Dr. and ' Mrs. Redmond, J. Hegarty, Rev. FUNERAL OF THE REV. JOHN aXT House; Rev. M. Conor, Right AAi, C.C. Kev. Mgr. Fit 7, patn. k. V. Be,. I*. W.iJrh ...