... SESSIONS. Wednesday. Before Captain Goselin, R.M. (presiding), Captain Lowry, V.L.: Messrs. Patrick Treanor, J.P., and John Doris, J.P. Mr. John Ellison, C.P.S., was also in attendance. THE LATE MB. W. D. HENBY, J.P. Captain Lowry said since their last court ...

... to note, that on this matter also he and Grattan essentially differed. Our popular histories point Grattan as the champion of Catholic liberty and Flood as its opponent. That is • partly =roam= view. Grattan did advocate Catholic Emancipation but it ...

... SALE. I HAVE received instructions from Mr. John Beatty (of Clones), who is giving: np Farming, to Bell by PUBLIC AUCTION, on the Premises, on TUESDAY. 12th JANUARY, 1915, at 11 o'clock, a.m.—All that Valuable (arm of Land, In the Townland of Mnlna* hunch ...

... Church in which Daniel O'Connell lived and died, but in those other oesamunions from one of which in my bey- hood same John Mitchel and John Martin, sod amebic from which issued my own leader, the leader of all of us, whose work we are Dow bringing to completion ...

... they did not believe it premeditated. of the defendants would be lined and Coal wimp IRISH IN MERRY. GRATTAN BRANCH A well attended meeting of Grattan Brach, C.LL.. was held held in at Cloismb's Hall on Sunday night for the purpose • the branch and electing ...

... was expressed that they should have been so completely accoutred and that practically ail were armed with modern rifles and bayonets. This question of arming is, needless to say, moat important of all: upon it the success of the Irish citizen army depends ...

... which was headed The Mystery of Four Johns, as follows: In November, 1909, four men set out for Canada from Dublin bound on a mission wholesale murder. Thei r names were John Walsh, John 'Nolan, John Rowan, and John Marna. All four men ...

... no government hud the right to take from them the position which they held under the Imperial Parliament. She referred to Grattan’s Parliament, which frequently passed Coercion Acts, and in nineteen years ran Ireland into bankruptcy, to be rescued from ...

... proper tune came he Irish Party would see that the teen were armed and equipped so that they would be a porition to maintain the right of Ireland to he a nation. (laud applause.) SIR THOMAS GRATTAN ESMONDE, BART., M.P., who wee romived wkh applause, said ...

... special court. The defendants arc- John Hobbs. Master Hobbs. Samuel Hill and Robert Whitley, all of Moy; Hans Gilmore. Turleenan: Richard Hcatherinaton, Belfast: William Duke, tharlemont: Thomas Hoey, Drummond; John Rainey, Tanifragee. and Joseph Watt ...

... till eight o'clock (sp*are). Mr. John Elliott, who spoke on behalf of the seeilLMM sad apprentices, said be woe unit. cattalo they were 41 verylpaielel the ?mar off. a n d none o f employers would lose an by it. Mr. John Sweeney sewtott that they shordd ...

... THE LEADER'S SPEECH. Jr. John Redmond, 11. P., proposed th e Math of Monsignor °llama, Rev. Father Ism, Sythi.y; Rev. Father O'Connell, Two'..'ingsho; Rev. Father When, Sydney; and rather Rohm, Bendigo. Re referred Os a ssistance which Australia bed given ...