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... Southampton (Grattan). Meeting the Wanaham Arms. The president, Dr. O’Meara, presided. The Coronation Oath was discussed, and resolution paeeed calling on the Irish members to do their utmost to get this insult to Catholics removed. The following officers ...
... MR- JOHN RIDMONDI The foliew74 Wooed by the Chairman of the Parliamentary party on Toady (October ti. and pubbehed in the daily PM.' of Orrat Britain, and Ireland • • We are entirely loyal to the Empire as ad. and we ilivire li, rtrengthen Imperial ...
... GRAZIER ATTACKED BY ARMED motor cars. ; * repaid th« licensee* » propwrcertittcaleowng i .cci etk aw produced to the Revenue •utboritie*. ,{» GENERAL REMARKS. OCTOBER !•« NEXT. | u fiwl time that tasation vehiclea _ Ajwing are the chief rogulaUooe. ...
... Irish Life in the Eighteenth Century. PICTURES FROM THE PAGES OF JOHN O'KEEFFE. With Comments by W. J. LAWRENCE XI X_ (The untenanted and partially-ruined Convent of the Canonesses of St. Augustine had been founded in the year 117 by Donald O'Brien, King ...
... went away pleased with Mr. Reardon's visit and hoping soon see bun in Preston again. Southampton (Grattan). Fortnightly mooting Sunday, irwt, . the Warabam Arms, the President, Dr. O’Meara, in the chair. There was good muster of members present when Mr. Dudley ...
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... was the highest patriotism and the highest duty men *ubordinate their own individual opinions and endeavour to etrengthen the arms those who wore representing the people of Ireland in their negotiations with English statesmen (cheers). That great meeting ...
... Bloote ling, A. Brown, and John Smith; while the later pictures include works John R. Smith, Noe. 79 80, and E. Fisher, No. 45; Val Green, Ko, R. Erkm, Nos. and 62; James Watson, No. C. Hodges, Nos. 95 and William Doughty, No. John Deane, No. 77; C. No. J ...
... to conic the South side of the River to Grattan Lridg-. Carnages trout the North side of Duolin |o approach Sackville t-lreet and the Northern qua.>H in sitigfo line (keeping the side nearest the rivet) Grattan Budge; and those from the South sid-i to ...
... Mra. Eatarre mamad hre areond band Captain John Grattan Gainnoaa. aArar thr Boat India Conapanj arm brother of hrthor Gtnnnaaa. the (areidre Brrerery, and child tha wcmp waa Dr. Grattan Oainnare name Grattan bona aoara of tha Oninaraa family ...
... are also prominent. Later ere cravings include works John R. Smith, E. Fisher, Val Green, B- Krion, James Watson, C. Hodges, William Doughty, John Deane, (\ Exebaw. J. Brooke, M ArdeJ. T. Foys, John Dixon. T. Burke, and Richard Houston. Some interesting ...
... Ahorey, Co. Armagh, ■ for many years was clerk of the I Presbytery, died last week at an advaud age. Mr. Nicholas Grattan Doyle, brother olUt John Doyle, Ballyroe, Co. Wexford, isllii Tariff Reform candidate for Gateshead, atj has received a letter support ...