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... SIR. JOHN SIMON. Sir John Simon, SolicitorGenend for England, who also received a most cordial growing, said---Mr. Redmond, Indies and gentle. men, I do not speak in the language of exaggeration when I any that no British Democrat who has been here to-night ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
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... misstep now may cause a repetition of the sad story of the Grattan Volunteers. The resolution also says :— We realise that your forms, to be effective, most be armed, and we are determined that arms shall find their may into the hands of every volunteer ...
... declaring that a misstep now may cause repetition of ..he sad story of the Grattan Volunteers. The resolution also says; “Wo real ho your forces be effective must armed, and are determined arms shall find their way into the hands every Volunteer who stands for ...
... 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 ...
... rtst.• gosoloyment Agency. Johostoa's Coen. Grattan street. Dublin. No tbarge ARMS'? WEI A rt•nt—Wanted • tor(.liar. most know 'ale lei MCA 4 years' of and he rceonsmende.l, opal • im4e. man , on ' wary. apply John Doyle. 160 and 161 new stow wages and p ...
... them. By a curious chance, this statue is directly opposite the Regent House, and the figure of Grattan seems to gaze intently at its windows, while the right arm is impressively outstretched in appeal. ...
... Cuddy, Grattan Dunne, Edward Kelly, J.P.; John J. Malone, £. Dreaper, J. Mcttam, J. Collins, E. Coope, D. Bordekin, E. Kennedy, J.P. (Strafian); L. S. Storev, \V. Chadwick. John Hardy, E. Keashan, James Flynn, John Flynn, Janice Gallagher, ...
... te reverence, had taken umbrage at Grattan’s predominance. The feeling wia unworthy him; But roh would censure, recall wlxt Grattan said him many years later; —” Mr. Flood, my, rival, as the pamphlet calls him, arm I should, . unworthy character his rival ...