... E Kehoe, F Basggan, Aidan Doyle. Wi P Carey, P ufl?, Martin Carty, John Byrne. O Conno l{, Clerk of Union; Wm Ryan, ohn Ryan, L Jordan, John Martin, | M‘Guinness, J:-mv.- O'Neill, John Power, J Laler, Thomson, '{ Redmond, A Kehoe, Kenny. P Roche, James ...

... Connor. Matthew Hayden, Aske : Thomas Dillon.. Grattan-terrace; Edward Barrington. Famonde st.: John flitrke. Clonattin: Patrick Cullen. Wsford at.: Andrew Doyle, Miss Cullen, Wexford at.; Denis 'Kavanagh. John Hall. George st.; Wm. t ran, (Neagh; Patrick ...

... Longue..mos held Or do. Entoseorthy, Ar mi d a y erenin4, for the l ooptso of con-irteriog letter which Sir Tho,it HPorr Grattan Estoon , le, Burt.. M.P. for tile row stitutorT. had [of-winded to the f to- Fowkrr. Themar. Conroy. Jame', Doyle. Win. Murphy ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... J. Gainey. cork; John Howlett. Loudon; Miss Lacy Reid. London; Mrs. and Mi..: Darmody, inonnis Ahern, E. Dodd. London; J. Freeman. London; T. Curtis. Rev. P. J. Ward. Carrick-on-Shannon. Arrivals at Rosslare--Lady Cillronan, Cardigan; :apt. H. 31eynell ...

... t i•h-st. ; John 1%411 (lurch-at., John Hayes, Ferns: Ars. Connors, Ho.pital-lane; Mr. Humphrey,. Templcsliannon; Nichol., FlOOll. Uri tllbt aCk Mrs. Smyth, ltmalossett John Hughes. Asylum; John Whelan, Asylum; Hugh Bolger, Fillhes; John ...

... Fitzgerald. Lord' Frederick Fitzgerald, Lord Walter Fitzgerald. Lord George Fitzgerald, Sir Henry and Lady Sophia Grattan-Bellew, MS..s Grattan-Bellew, Miss Moira Grat-: tau-llellew. Hon. Mrs. Deane-Morgan. Miss Gonne Bell, Miss K. Fraser. Viscount and V ...

... bad been speaking to Mr. { desired result in swelling the ranks of thoi Michael Quirke who owns a very large num- Temperance Arm | ber of houses of this class, and no stated that A very impoain}: appearance the vast sadil he was prepared (0 allow half (he ...

... smile one . tonal to diaappeat.A new figure had appeared in the political at eno t he redoubtll)lA and intro - owl ,d Grattan. He came tipon the ;ramp with his heart fell of •patriotir. zeal for thr weal ef. hir..oppreiaeol and Ittelovett (.111111- ...

... nothing on its debit side. Tn 'OB thorn was dire necessity for kr,ht end moreover there was a atrong chance of samosa for Irish arms at that particular cionfuncture. I would advise hot head, whether he is Still in his teens or out of them. to road Cardinal ...

... 11th. at the Church of St. Francis Xavier, Uppw jardinerwtreet, Dublin, the marriage took place of Mr. John Aidan Cullen, solicitor. eon a Mr. John B. Cullen, Kendwortb-equare, Dublin, and Miss Rita Delany, daughter of the late Mr. Mark Delany, J.P., ...