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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 ...
... 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 ...
... 23rd February, 1813. Grattan, one of the most illustrious friend* and advocates Irish Catholic right*, was then member for Dublin- The old Ascendancy Corporation of Dublin petitioned against Catholic Emancipation, and requested Grattan a« the member for ...
... van good aceout the that bmneh. A vote rf thanks was passed those who this branch at Swansea. Southampton (Grattan). Fortnightly meeting the Arms Sunday, 18th June. Dr. O’Meara, President, in the chair. Several new mcEobera Ced. There was a large number ...
... 100 V.rd. race great «yle. “•.•■“■'Ti.. eio«l> followed Mi*. N*Ui» Aytwd ; ) Southampton (Grattan). (ibioi, ,l '.uUTortaa.'in*thT'high meetng the Arm. jump there •>., a .t-nggle betw-a Mmn. T3im Biurter o. oemkv.r r.Knn. O Keofle, the wui The pree ...
... e labour, being at the movement, m the near future. gMw il elections, in MsmcfMmtVP (John MltClra!>. which the Irish foreea in East End gsined On Somltjr nest the John Branch, KKh ' > *' will bold public merging at (heir rooms. Wesley atreet, 5-30 p.m ...
... Vice-President, John J. i M.‘Keon, re-elected; Treasurer, P. J. Cunningham, reelected ; Recording Secretary, Chris. J. Lydon, re-elected ; Financial Secretary, John C. Crane, re-elected; Corresponding Secretary, Luke first term; SergeantatAr-ms, John Nilleny ...
... Irish nationality be without the memories of Swift, Molynoux, Lucas, Grattan, Flood, Chorlemont, Curran, Wolfe Tone, Lord ward Fitzgerald, Shear ea, Robert Emmet, Thomas Davis, John John Martin, William Smith Bncn, Isaac Butt, and Charles Stewart Hut, according ...
... that hon««t? But there is another dishonesty. They Uilk about American dollan*. and say that Hus awful man (Mr. Redmond) hat* armed here with his pockets bulging with 200,000 American dollars with which proposes tear to pioccs the British Constitution. Was ...
... married by ecclesiastical living, but Catholic could not. Catholic priest to repudiate hie wife when Catholic* could not carry arms, be etn- pleased; proving that had attended a ployed as fowlers, or keep warlike store* lor Protestant* place of worship within ...
... laid down by Mr. John Di'lon in his great speech Banaghaderrin 1905, and Tho Greatest and Most Complete Instalment Home Role Won for Ireland Since the Union. You cannot argoo with a prophet; you only disbelieve him, according Henry Grattan, and if crer a ...
... •iwot the year died Henry Qretian tn« eon hdneeH acted from Sir » Femily pU«L opjxnod and defeated, after 1 Her father. Mr. John O'Neill, crcdtmg oontcet. Master Ellis, of the Cooxt at the of her birth the manager Pltmket appeared the hart I lay that and—it ...