... the ranks of the tint Irish east's arm. lii November. MG, the Fir!-Bishop of Derry attended the great Volunteer Col venison held at. the Rotunda. There were assembled 168 delegates. the repreemita-ivis of the armed people Ire:and. called together for ...

... or twenty leers, took Sas. fin the 14th of February. Cony again stacked Grattan On asysient of his alleged oonsouscy with theUnitsl Iridsr, and peasripslly with Neilson. Grattan raptied in ward s of craieung Weedier. The omit/ mu* of the Boss was Sms ...

... bet Ma Pkilpet Guru John Philpot Curran was born on July 24. 1760. at Newmarket, Co. Cate. He was educated at Mr. Cary's Tree Hehool at Middleton mid in July, 1769. he was entered a biter at Trinity College, Dublin, taking armed plate at the marmite ...

... crawlers and hypocrites, Ireland's /intim.] leaders since the Union— Grattan, O'Connell. Butt, Parnell, Redmond, and Dillon. South O'Brien. John Mitchel, Kevin Ion! Doherty. John Martin, Garen Duffy. Michael Devitt, A. M. Sullivan. T. D. Sullivan. T ...

... THE MEN OF GRATTAN'S PARLIAMENT. (hie Christmas lot- morn; two he11,. 1 ever the ripen of 10.. and the e veer seated in a lour 11.--- avenue in tho we'll-•- - Eut kt iil saw nothing till we wee suburb. of lhtbth The attar wa• a log I P.rheps the axessenrne ...

... !WIRY GRATTAN I.N. litbathiy meeting to-morrow Weida, clubroom St. Vinum. garret. 6.30 pm. Important bovin_•s,. BOXING. CURRAN TurnwminAL COIF WITTE& The natal; d the am. irall boid Loewy'., bt nears (Fruls.l muss a SIM idea. atomismm is remained POW= ...

... John J. hmith Seve evidence of support our countiTruen in Ulster ne.tinet any provisional government being force,' on them. Commis motto is We wilt not hare Home Kole, and. if necesaary, we will such to Cork. Our motto should be We will Lave no provisional ...

... JOSEPH ROBINSON (1815-1898) A CENTENARY APPRECIATION By if. N. GRATTAN FLOOD, Mrs. D. fir Chris Milan llleotard las errors: paid iimerved tribute to the work of him* Robinson, the Loom kali musician. Whether ae id the Aatient Garen! &Meth int Coadneter ...

... Pontoraearner. The trial, Party were represented by Mr Thomas Grattan Ediasode. D.L., and Mr. J. U. Swine K.C. Reprssated. Th. Lard ant sae irrented Captain For op bes. A.D.C., and b.r John The jodatiary was by the lard Chancellor, the Mader of lb. Dolls ...

... that • =halals maw may came • repetition of the cad story Grattan's, Volunteers. The ?embitters also say.:— realise that yoar forme to be effective Baum be erased, sad we are determined that arms shall find their way into the hands of every Volunteer who ...

... O'Toole, Geo. bright., John A. Maguire, P. Kenny, Jobe J. Clew, P. M'Donald ' H. Doyle, Theirs Murphy, JAMS Donohoe, Gee. Byrne, James Doyle, Wm. M'Coy, J. J. Hen. mosey, Thomas Manley, H. Thornton, P. J. rtlelntt, Mawr Fans, P. Hayden, John Molby, H. Murphy ...

... earls; Oro:lame Jacked, Aprons, etc. John IrEvoy, 31 Copal street, Dubl.e. me b.enal Waltman•* Shelia 11.1; la id ; Merry Wnlon Cellars at 31d; all sues sad *. The Ana.* (koala Drapers and Oalllaarn, i Laval (Grattan Brit_ p 1279 TORKICEN'S Jackets. Overalls ...