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... best customer. He quoted a speech of Grattan in support of that statement. and evoked from a member of the audience the question Was that an Anti-rnvon sp.ecli! 1 don't - know, replied Sir John, **but it was Grattan anyway. ('ontinuing. he said Mr. ...
... Drew, to Flotsnor Grace. yoonger straighter of john 314 . N..111. GEM 1 tan DAVLS--(klater 10, 1910. at St. Stenhen e Church. Kidderpore. Cakutta, Fran. cm Joseph cldeost son of Cherlotte and the late Grattan Geom. to Forte.. Head. daughter of Mr. and Mrs ...
... regardless dancer, until told his captain those words to attempt his work. DEATH OF REV. H. GRATTAN GUINNESS The death occurred at Bath yesterday of Rev. H. Grattan D.D., writer marv religioue works and founder the Reruns Beyond iliasicmary Union, which ...
... ow of Ma& Time lii. oold flogist, d 1 Arrysoliroo. Maskill. Co. Naito. Thy Marromn Guardians Arms irsirdlud to pressni an addrrop. of ennuratnlation Mr. John Itisdrausd. M.P. and ht% Eaves% on thmr rstorn. Two oanissita di..entrA from the rov•lnt,,ol ...
... taw went se apt. Neva* Waters. Mere Wee at Arms. rho bas recently erierpre a worm epterree. r sor toaratereet. bet bar bren compelled to tercel all agetererate ter Worm • e e • Sir Henry and Lady &AM Grattan Bd. low entertained • amber at friends M Mount ...
... 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 ...
... of Parliament, the Patriot Party were led by Grattan, in place of Flood, their former leader, who had lost • the confidence of the people owing to having accepted office under the Government in 1774. Grattan, in an amendment to the Address introduced A ...
... and here again, in the vicinity of Sir John Gray's statue, a large gathering of the citimen heard the word, of the Proclamation. The return to the Castle was by Abbey street, Middle and Upper. Capel street. Grattan Bridge, Parliament street, and Cork Hill ...
... PrtnVer, Ky ““'lUVlS^October 10, 1910. at St. GB skphcn's Chnrcll. Kidderpore. Calcutla 1 losenh Grattan, eldest son, of Charlotte Ind the 'late Grattan Geary, Evelyn daughter of Mr and Mrs. E. O. Davts. or llONNER —Novemlier 24, at Ro«- ChuriV. W Rev ...
... UOTIOIII 10 THE Noissems• /arms se FAMVALS Yes Msr.W COSMOS FORMA as Tat Brom NICITANONII. REPORTS. EPORTINCI AD YE The foiloswing is t - - - Ptuo Magic Marriage., Death. Swum Nei*cra. Lute ls. Ed A Tripe. lifienes. COIUS. NOM. avid tithaatifma Vacant ...
... right. Th© constable then triad poH him off the horse, witness quietly dismounted. The constable commenced walk witness off the arm, but he asked b® Set go, lie did not want to shown before the crowd. felt pain from the fall all the way the police station ...
... Irish Parliamentary Party. It John Redmond. eho was aerompaased fire. Redmond. presided. and the cemOsel inaluded the Most Rev. Dr. Doeleih. Bishop of Canes: Mr. J. I). Pbelar. rt. Mayor of Mao Francisco: Alderman, owe. Mr. John I.llllon. Mr. T. P. to . o ...