... Katertord producect mr.John Aeirport, politician; Sir John itiompauu, Lanamou Yrouner; !sir Thos. Wyse and Sir Justin Neill in diplomacy; air Richard Musgrave, author ot a beamed iustory ot tLA Insurrection; Judge Amason cud John &mord llalan , Matter ...

... prayed v. Him in foreign tiingoe. they brought hint, rich and rare, Jiiaela of gold, yet He clung, 'Me closer t„, wafer's Her arms then cireunewribed His reign, And guided His baby stride. Safely they shielded Him from To lulled Him by her aide Their crystal ...

... Thee* is not • Jonathan Moriarty, John Kavanagh, M. of the e•lsrY 7 ainCi refunded. if oranwine, p . wcarthy. j. n . )(mon k , J . it were contiaued Ido not know where we'd Neligan, Mop Sheehy, D. I/suntan, Begley, IP John Pitagerald, J. O'Connell, Ass. ...

... considerable bodies of that creed now took arms, formed regiments in several districts, and placed themselves entirely under the command and control their Protestant officers and fellow-subjects. All was unanimity the armed bodies, but a general discontent and ...

... Liscurran; Michael Kane, Boconnell; Daniel M'Allister, Derryhirk; John M'Connell. Anghagallon; Felix Hannon. Derrymacash; Hugh Katesbndge; John M’Alinden, sen., Annaloist: John M'AHuden. Kinmgo: John M'Alinden. Kilcoo Patrick M Alinden, Anr.aloist • Arthur M'Alinden ...

... t h,. ifrate, appro. in the P.m. munkr of tlio nincondoyouinopoNo Hnoßponis. ftd Rhstrieland to Ihrhing. and the kindly Mr. John Leder, wham oath los ern.. ot . , n , ton , ion ., ~, o „ nno , 0n „,,,,,,„ 4. that *lnch nialigned organ on the human hr ...

... ruth »iioUr is not familiar with the Irish Grammar and other work* H«v. Dr. Hogan, b.J., whose John Mac Neill Vice-President the Gaelic flan not Father John C'. Machhlean, 5*.J.. edited Keating's Poems? And it not well known that Rm. Dr. Many. 5>.4.. fostered ...

... in the prime of life. Captain Walter F.Amonde was third arm of the lamented Colonel Sir John Fanionde Bart., M.P . ., and Louisa Grattan, granddaugh ter of the great Irish patriot, Henry Grattan. To Sir Thomas and his family we tester oar deepest sympathy ...

... Edgar Frank Brooks, thirty-four, warehouseman, was sentenced twelve months* imprisonment for theft from his employers, Messrs. John T. Driffin ft Son- (Limited;, of Kemble Street. Kingsway. II was stated that hud been! in the habit of freqnentini; theatric ...

... (15). ) 1 6. Cr,Unn Dowling :(2). 11, Anect; .Tnmes (13), 33, Drzata:t staret; Stephen Lone 1(2). 54. Grattan f 1.4 Downey (12). 7. Schen! lane, and John J. llorniirroolt (10). 5. Anne :trees, were charged at Mil f Diettiel•lnorpeetne Mart. 'e n its. having ...

... than at any previous period in Irish history. The cause Was the of Irish and the of English by every political movement from Grattan’s time tall omr own. because all the had got an English education and had learned to use English for better imme- diate effect ...

... optsMß tiorttr tkAß pArtJcuiar met (or >«*, •od connfctK.n rnort B-o'kA-. .od .ttiAß p« u 7 hAM aav bat Ido U»i»- * , aav lam ic arm. as Um l«rd LwuUnAnt may for “ i-w Mm. thing Awd -bout tH. Dublin *(«««. jours trolv, , * v « Act will »rfal to It's loom AipAhnos ...