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... IRISH REARERS. Short Stories by LADY GILBERT VICTOR OaD.0 a D. POWER. JAKE BARLOW. CAHIR HEALT, MAOKAEUB. JOHN SHERLOCK. M—ic DR. W. H. GRATTAN FLOOD. Special Articles by W. O’LEARY CURTIS, - M. M. O’H, 0. P. ODONOGHTJE, R. M. C. THE EDITOR. IDICH CCDIAI ...
... STREET 102 giItIFTON STREET. the SICK of GRATTAN'S STATER. LEGE GREEN, 32 NORTH KING $S THOMAS STREET. and at KINGSTOWN. IRISHMEN, AVENGE BELGIUM, AND FIGHT FOR HONOUR AND CIVILISATION. --- ALEXANDRA COLLEGE, or. JOHN AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION. FIRST AID COURSE ...
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... as the three by Foley in College Green — those of Grattan, I:oleismith, and - Burke. The statue of Grattan. i•rhaps. flattered the subject, if the following isr•ription of him is to be trusted Grattan A short in stature, and unprepossessing in hppearstice ...
... doubt have had two three sporadic attempts at armed rebellion. But these cam© rofching, and a whole century of national pence had been the priceless gift the Union. 1782 they tried Horae Rule under Grattan’s Parliament. How did it work? sixteen year* Ireland ...
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... we would be told Mutt John Dillon pre the was an Internal queetion for the Empire, and *hit the British Empire could settle this internal . ties. Therefore, not merely would we give land's. case sway, alto our moral right. As John Mac Neill said, tre mold ...
... was the highest patriotism and the highest duty men *ubordinate their own individual opinions and endeavour to etrengthen the arms those who wore representing the people of Ireland in their negotiations with English statesmen (cheers). That great meeting ...
... 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 ...
... THE EARL OF FINGALL. J. M. FITZGERALD. T. W. FITZGERALD. BRENDAN FOTTRELL. JOHN EDWARD FOTTRELL Hoe. Secretary—BßENDAN FOTTRM.L. COMMITTEE: VISCOUNT GORMANSTON. MR HENRY GRATTAN BELLEW, Bart HENRY HARRISON. A KELLY. J. F. MILKY. Sr THOMAS MYLES. GEORGE ...
... prase-reading reciting can you have than the speeches of Henry Grattan? How was admired, even by Englishmen! “Ever glorious Grattan!” exclaimed Lord Byron; and, referring to his eloquence, said Grattan was: “With all that Demosthenes wanted indued, His equal ...
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