... invasion they were told that they might arm and protect themselves. The Protestant population at the time did not let the opportunity slip. The teref tinge of Swift and Lucas and the opinions et lienly Grattan and Charieroust and Board had influenced ...

... i Enalehilltss _4 1_ N 4ants goo& cook lvila having lot et plow *sank Gibson% 'Registry. Wellington Zoniskilbm. stor garz. John Lemon & Son - 17 HITEHAVEN AND HODSINOLD VV COALS, Imparted ; Lowest ; Prompt Delivery ; Weight and Quality eoearantned. Orders ...

... had their guns and were able to use them and by that means show that they submit to John Redmond and his crew, (Cheers.) When Ireland had its Parliament under Grattan the people were not centent, and then there was the rising of 1798 with the object of ...

... debate, Should bistionanats Arm'! There was a large number present. Rev. D. Gormley, who presided, belay eutlined the objects of such a nasty. Mr. Joseph Murphy, in opening for the motive, thought all free people shoald base arm, in defence of their liberties ...

... men, accustomed to follow a new fashion in National polities every few years, have long since outpseed • mere supporter of Grattan and Butt. I wish to speak of what is going on under my own eyes. here in London. and to ask seriously the Irish public' if ...

... the Union Mei pcsceand proepesity. Vie 4/Anew Mr. Folterstonba.lgh W paws of !Jar. aspettionr. Goa deny hate from theday the armed, Limb went rapedly doves the Lilt sod and decay opted over the land. . 1k he knew that the prat woonen , n1.71r3t of holland ...

... awainst them. To trace the Insurrection to its birth we must go back to the famous occasion when, after Grattan had jeered at the Volunteers as an armed rubble sad frowned them out of existence, the Protestant Bishop of Derry the last of that patriot force ...

... detained for treatment._ FOUND TIIE BEACH.—Tbe brad body of Mr. John W. BrAeton, a prominent citizen of Galway, was found on the northern beach of Galway Bay, within a hundred yards of the Grattan road. The deceased SY residing at and had been missing mince ...

... lie was carrying out storm on Friday, and when near to the settling tank a small packet of soft soap droppod from under his arm. He went into the engine. . Nom and asked use of the Men to pick up the I packet for him, and tho man at following to do so ...

... Battersea. Walter John Hilliard, 4 years. Battersea. VALUE FOR HIS MONEY. Test Case In High Court. In the King's, Bench Division on Monday, two - . jodgea—Mr. Justice Dodd Sad the Lord Chic[. JasLice--pronounoed, is the Belfast arm test 0100, in favour ...

... by Mr. Fraeb Cl Danebil/. Sire:. to Nunn (keg* him during his Illness. Sy premature explosion of a ho cartridge ce etroured arm York in Liersaant hacker and Seaman Fairs lead; Lierenent Welelseek bad a km herr, and Seaman received is. *tries. One Cl at ...

... justices. Monday, Bth met.—N.C.O.'s clam at Gaelic The Lianaskea Rural District Council by John Hall, Enniskillen, 8.45 p.m. M'llanua, rent-collector, sued John litGinn, a Tuesday, 9th inst.—Drill parade at Cavanatenant of a labourer's cottage at Knockmar- ...