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... of aerial navigation. The Right Hon. the Earl Mayo was appointed first President; Mr. John Dunville, the famous balloonist, being elected Chairman; Sir Henry Grattan Bellew, Bart., Vice-Chairman; and Messrs. Walter Sexton and K. White were appointed Hon ...
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... laid down by Mr. John Di'lon in his great speech Banaghaderrin 1905, and Tho Greatest and Most Complete Instalment Home Role Won for Ireland Since the Union. You cannot argoo with a prophet; you only disbelieve him, according Henry Grattan, and if crer a ...