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... 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 ...
... the Engin& papers erroneously described it, • followess the Volunteer in the North. TI, Irish Volunteer s of today theta of Grattan • time. They wanted am all.iordreland movement, but not is the wee of Mr. William 0 Briens organisation (laughter). Tho Irish ...
... music of several bands, the marching and counter-merelijog of soldiers and police, and other meidents grave and gay. At the Grattan statue the splendid band ofthe D.M.P. was stationed, and a fine military band discoursed music in Foster place. The Humors ...
... lAA, to use My. I,llthno.th arptheman, when, in May, 179 e, hie name was struck from the list of Brands Privy Cannoillore Grattan cos ow the right aide of the law when. in October: 179 a, his nth.. was struck from the list of frith Privy CouncAlors. If ...
... and in that opening thwe would be no roan more honoured than John Dillon (cheers). _ . A vote of thanks to the Very Rev Chairman was proposed in suitable terms by Rev. Father O’Hara. Mr. John Dillon, M.P., seconding it, said that he wis ' **eif under deepest ...
... 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 ...
... elaborate tracery and colouring being adapted from the Book of Kells. the top appear the portraits ‘Hi. John Bedmono, Mr. T. i*. O'Soukw, Mr. John Dillon, Mr. Joseph Devlin and the General Secretary, Mr. F. Crilly. At the bottom of the. card it an excellent ...
... RUNNING AT HOWTH.. ADVANCE ON BA( THE GREEK POSITION. BRITISH FROM'. If the Greek Government fray• The Tiinr,) • EVIDENCE OF SIR JOHN ROSS OF BLADENSBURG. GENERAL TOWN we. to folk.. up their prole,. by vigor°. v7w, they w.ail,l, dnubtletot. he able. to .ontot ...
... Rama, & J. Mdlii. pat, KC. Daniel Permit, John Leonard, 7.P.; Maim, sad B. Tottentl, .cantor aka feat. Mr. Brenda. retinal Mated that Won of spay bad been remised from lord Ultimata., Major Deus, fir Emmy Grattan RMlew, Mr. T. J. Brady, H.P.: and Hr. Fususedy ...
... se pentad to pay to Lind and Cowarth 'ark, flunisiagdelig to Wad sae Wolverton at Daiwa Lind Mantagne's pactereqns old mei arm DMobsti to Lard Lady Taplow Court, near Maidimasee, sad to Rattriald and Lady Walks Cathcart at Tomes wk. fitanninghtlL and ...
... 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 ...