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... Dornintok Deal Forget Ike Sallee Lads. e verb.' cotowineneee a Mimed - 'Meet, the Rev. Pother l'farrell sail that' Sir Thomas Grattan reports. They did not think that his %dines,. alto exprecd great grief on dant had any evil intention, and he &count of ...

... Novo, Soon a Ponsocoting or Intolerant People (enteral. They have, on the coatrary, been geosrans and eakeaut to all amine. John Wesley, a his =mien in Inland, testified to the reepectfel demeanour end to the kindnees always extended to him by the Irish ...

... O'Connell, Lune, Drummond, !Thiel, Grattan—ere also draped in deep mourning. and the place suggests a strikingly suggestive memento of the feelings which actuate the mourners over the bier of the illustrious patriot. An armed guard of honour. compneed of the ...

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... from the busy cities and wide•stretching prairies of Australia and New Zealand, from Canada, and from South Africa answered John Redmond's call to fight for freedom. Hundreds of thousands more rallied beneath the folds of Old Clot y when the great Free ...

... were heard on all sides. Our pictures shots :—( l) the four hearses, and (2) some of the carriages which follow ed crossing Grattan Bridge. LIMERICK LITTER TRADES UNION mtsirmrss FGATES. TM Timis. IThe Vary Bev. Chairman then espy mad his pareasal thaaks ...

... Litre ant. Grattan and t ow. in inn own watt fumed Oppentioa in the bosh Parliament supported his pocket .- the Ministry, and Grattan introduced an Fkracipatiest Bill making Catholics garble r members Parlisanent in 'relied. Bet Lord Clare, John peresford ...

... I sE PARBAN A. Jars) C, 9 1 Jed% Hutu 9 1 cned up 1 au. far harm that nu. JOHN APIENDALL SW. IL Waller: ' a li lt or 1919. raw. ludo say ram, I . 15t 7Lb 1 MARITZA Grattan) 1 11 lint Pk; Ps sad aped Ilat 71h. Alhuaas•-1 PAIR RELATIVE B Raton A 1 ...

... that time setidied that the Ise ma T. Mame/tun, eseaded by the Chairman, car of the Gramm Min. and he notated to present SD. John E. Redneend, 11. P., with meordingly to the center cabin. He baud on address of on his visit to K the crash. bet, did not leave ...

... KIT lIIIEIIMENT II TIE HILL Thi Oily Safety of Your frusury (SPECIAL IMLEuR•II.I London, Thursday. This afteonooa Mr. John !Winced, M.P., was the of the City Club, and afterwards an influential gathering of (ht LibMAI ca Home Rule. Earl Beaschenip ...

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