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... Guinness derived the name Grattan, borne also by his father and a branch of the Guinness family, from an ancestor, Mr. John (rattan, of ('lon, meen, county . Kildare, ‘vho was a very near relative of the illustrious Henry Grattan, the Irish statesman and ...
... Astor. Lord and Lady Cardigan, Sir Henry and Lady Beresford-Peirce, and Sir Joseph and Lady Radcliffe have been among Lord Masham's guests at Swinton Park, Masham, Yorkshire, for shooting on Ilton moors. Lord Masham's brother, Mr. John Cunliffe-Lister, is ...
... among other legacies, bequeathed £5 apiece to twenty school-children in his parish. DEATH OF AN EX-M.P. MR. JOHN JOHNSON. OF GATESHEAD. Mr. John Johnson, formerly M.P. for Gateshead and financial secretary to the Durham Miners' Association, died this morning ...
... THE AMERICAN NOVEL. John Ainterboume's Family. By Alice Brown. (Constable.) • 6 clever hetsy , . By Louise iiisnshars. (Constable.) 6.. Maie Hart; Will !billets. (Harper.) Cs Jim llands. by Itichaid chi d. (Macmillan.) A Gentkman 01 iaality ...
... of the Irish Parliament. We did not anticipate that Mr. Fisher would make out a very good case for Grattan, and in this we were not disappointed. Grattan's Parliament, we read on page 135, regarded as an instrument of practical work, was surely the ...
... as [Antis ' Protestantism ' is with him a term, if not of reproach and contempt, at least of pity. John has more of the democratic spirit of Grattan, looking upon conscience as a private right deserving of equal respect in eery citizen. In politics, ...
... indeed in contemporary men have done more for Liberalism in their way than John Brunner, the new president of the National Liberal Federaelr_m• man of very sterling character, Sir John Brunner has had th e courage of his convictions, and has enjoyed in the ...
... the Nationalists to-day. Thus Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde s lather had ears earlier died at Scutari as the result settled at Lewes, in Sussex, in the year 1700. His great-grand- is the great-grandson of Henry Grattan, the hero of the estabosh%ef s . received ...
... best that can be said for the twelfth exhibition of the International Society of Sculptors, Painters, and Gravers, at the Grattan Galleries, is that it affords a pretty comprehensive representation of most of the generally accepted phases of contemporary ...
... Zakka, llamerrll and Rutland. Doors 730. Sat. Mats.. 2.15. HIPPODROME. —TWICE DAILY. at 2.30 and 8. Instantaneous success of ARMS AND THE GIRL. music by RICHARD FALL.. book by .AVSTEN HURGON. Strong cast. including P HUN MAY DE SOI3SA, and JEAN AYLWIN ...
... IMO (11 Bast). THIS WEEK. CORONET THEATRE. W. Mina HORNIMAN'S SEASON . TO-NIGHT, S.lb, and Sat. Mat.. 230. THE SILVER BOX. by John Galsworthy. To-Morrow tbri.). Goldsmith's SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER. Sat. Evening, 1112, THE YOUNGER GENERATION, by 'Stanley Houghton ...
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