... MR- JOHN RIDMONDI The foliew74 Wooed by the Chairman of the Parliamentary party on Toady (October ti. and pubbehed in the daily PM.' of Orrat Britain, and Ireland • • We are entirely loyal to the Empire as ad. and we ilivire li, rtrengthen Imperial ...

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... Doblin. fancy artfcles; Francis, John. J.P., T.p!; P. J. p^ieWmg,-F.C.S.; John T. 22 Grattan street. kid gloves: Harrington's* Connell, Charles McCarthy, Denis Fitzpatrick, Ltd., Commons road. Cork, paints, varnishes, John E. Clory (Secretary). hmehes etc ...

... Irish nationality be without the memories of Swift, Molynoux, Lucas, Grattan, Flood, Chorlemont, Curran, Wolfe Tone, Lord ward Fitzgerald, Shear ea, Robert Emmet, Thomas Davis, John John Martin, William Smith Bncn, Isaac Butt, and Charles Stewart Hut, according ...

... and Ykrothy telder. daughter of John and Lady Nutting, of ht. Nolen's, county Dublin. A marriage has been armpit and will raw take pine*. betwron Capt. l aril Do Patron. 20th loncaater Itinliera, ran of the tate John A. Potion. of the Berthtteni., °armee'' ...

... hat much lor the wishes Minister Had the eloquence of the patriot party in the years that followed 1782 been supported by an armed force there can ha little doubt that further concessions would have been made, and that Reformed Parliament, with Executive ...

... hall with John Ivtvgh. end «!. m.-d anvassed fur Dr. Keogh 'o.a th-> day • Fair. 2i:d August. While witness was walking to town John Keogh overtook iiim car, ami dmvw him into Jvintf, where, in company with other men, hod drink, after which John Keogh said ...

... •iwot the year died Henry Qretian tn« eon hdneeH acted from Sir » Femily pU«L opjxnod and defeated, after 1 Her father. Mr. John O'Neill, crcdtmg oontcet. Master Ellis, of the Cooxt at the of her birth the manager Pltmket appeared the hart I lay that and—it ...

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