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... Dr. W. H. Grattan 'food. ?ARM OF TAGOAT (ICILBANA. Ia Pre-Reffnlnation days the parish of Kilrane was of considerable importance. and it may be said lo be now more or less represented by the present parish of 'lngoat. Of cow's, Kilsooran has also to be ...
... lgnatius Kelly, ' Ir. M. M'Dowell. J. G. O'Brien, Foresters, C.R. • John Devlin. R. Lambert, James Bradley, John Richardson, John Kavanagh, P. J. O'Driscoll, Patrick Nugent, G. Pentony, Jas. Grattan, Wm.l Redmond, Bray. North Dock 11.1. L.—J. Kavanagh, V.P. • ...
... vert, it. into a lunatic asylum), and 'doss • itb a crash in 1814. - ail April, 1811, John Rudd, Innholder, Te leshannon, Enniscorthy (subseiquently the Portsmouth Arms) has an announcement. _ __ _ _ The eleetton of M.P. for Waterford in Juno, 1814, lasted ...
... raider Inns ponsiblv imagine that !is a l arge ,arm iii those lays. it vas fully equal to I:300 of our Paint rarary. Nicholas Whittv had k mird Rattlestown through tie. in beg nf his sister Margaret, who Isar* John it , hingivanu. of Dunbrady death octurre ...
... that Ballvhogue was the old , parish, and was aediosted to St. John, but it may briefly, yet definitely, be sta- 1 ted that Ballyhoge was not an old parish and was not dedicated to St. John, the real place-name being Ballysheoge, the townland of the little ...
... present'Mrs. Richards, Viscount ‘Stopford, 'H.M.L.; Messrs. John_ Sinnott, J.P.; George Walsh, J.P.; Philip Creane, ; J.P.; John G, Poole, h:{les M. O’'Dono| il‘me r&:hn Doyle, Luke Smyth, John . Et ingham_ Moses Bolger, James Fortune, and Patrick Finn ...
... seconder of the vote of thanks had mentioned the name of Grattan. The onlv mistake Grattan ever made was the disbanding of the Volunteers: and mow more than a century after, his great gramndsons, Mr Grattan Bellew and himself. were tryine to repair the imjury ...
... said it was close on 27 years sin,* any ordinations had taken, place in the ('athedral. He hail it on the authority of 1);.. Grattan Flood that the lirst ordination held in Enni%,corthy athedral was that ..f the Right Rey. 1)r. Doyle. better known es the ...
... Henry Grattan, then in feeble Health, was the first man marked down. He was challenged by Isaac Corry, the rascal whom Castlereagh had made Chancellor of the Fxchequer when Sir John Parnell, refusing to support the Union, was dismissed. Grattan and Corry ...
... Cummins then went on to refer to the Volunteer movement and said every voung man should join it. Mr. John I. Egan, D.C., who recalled the history of Grattan’s Volunteers and dwelt on the constitution of the Irish National Volunteers, said that they would ...
... cross case. irman—This appears to be a battle ro;:l. John Savage was examined, and stated he lived at Gorey Hill with his parents, His father was a small farmer, The Keegans lived at the top of Grattan street. On the night of the 16th June he was coming ...
... Proposed by Win. Shell. Ballinastragh; seconded by John Sheehan, do.; annuities electots, John Fanning, T ock; J. lough) n. do.; W. Boyne, Ballytegaa; George Xrnistrong. Ballinastragh; John Louth, Harnland, John Murphy, Rallisestragh James Murphy, do. Proposed ...