... 11 . S ID A Tll:—Mr. John Nixon, :o Easton Creacent. Belfast. the well.kounii and (vomiter commercial agnit iu the North of Messrs. John Lytle and Suns, Limited. 31 l'itroriA .rimer, Belfast, died said denlr in the Northland Arms Hotel. Dungan. noo, on ...

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... was still necessary before any measure could become law. The words of the celebrated declaration of rights, moved by Mr. Grattan on the 16th April, 1782, on which the modification of Poynings' Law was based, contains these words:— To assure his Majesty ...

... was a large number of visitors. The amusements provided for the holiday maker, wen fell of variety. The ballroom, when Mr. Grattan Kelly's band played, was well patronised. The Fete will be continued today with added attraction'', so that thaw who attend ...

... and Liemore, the Mayor of Waterford, the High Sheriff, Mr. John Redmond, Mr. Thome. Sexton, .Lord Roberts, the members for Waterford City and County, Judge Martin J. Keogh, of New York; Mr. Grattan Flood, Mate., Enniscorthy Cathedral, and others, with Mr ...

... Castle, !Joy, County Tyrone. It was the seat of the Earls 1 Charlament, the arm of whom has • place is history as the Icier the Irish Volunteers of and of the pans who stood with Grattan for • fres Par Mama. The third Earl was abs • km politician who Toted ...

... that John Lynch be directed to pay the costa leukemic% as ne had made no affidavit showing cause. The lord Chief Jinni°, caked was there appearance for John Lynch. Mr. Fagan, solicitor (of Mr. Christopher Friery's office), who appeueed for John Lynch ...

... illness, and he hod theft illusion on being an • Me/Leber to the Hour Thai he heliereel wan • ranee' which roil oven John Rationonel 'John on. or soy other numb., of the Part had Mr. Roddy. M.P.. said that he meld not the dN•ght h. leg in being .moil thew ...

... Peace Conference, he would achieve his object by the instrumentality of the armed young men of Ireland: But that clear definition of aim has already become eioeity. Mr. John Mac Neill, who has evidently without effort taken the place of Mr. Arthur Griitith ...

... ouur, John Leonard, G. H. anon, John J. Conaithe, M. Rowe, W. Waldron, James Gran, Thos. Comm, Gerald Doyle, Petrick O'Coanot, Bernard Doyle, Pella Ifoloban, M. Bruton, Robert Saimaa, Jobs Orr, Job. T. Nolan, N. Bowe, P. From, J. T. 8y. Grattan Donne ...

... r•Elahertv. John G. Coyle. J. the liouee id Commons. The demonstration . , . . a rk in tee rairawn crowds aa Hanlon. Patrick Egan. Committee. i th• 1 • . I .•P h p el the mat.' sembled, the numbers of which it I' , To Mr. John F. Redmond. M ...

... letadeet. 3, —it was uncontredictod—o toll, true, and Sir Messy Grattan 'clew. ta.ll. r accurate report of what, tout mace in the 1 l'etty s.estions Court. Ili, Attorneyllmieral • Sir Henry Grattan Bellow proposed the kJ r 437774 1 ie ignored it. Let him now ...