... !WIRY GRATTAN I.N. litbathiy meeting to-morrow Weida, clubroom St. Vinum. garret. 6.30 pm. Important bovin_•s,. BOXING. CURRAN TurnwminAL COIF WITTE& The natal; d the am. irall boid Loewy'., bt nears (Fruls.l muss a SIM idea. atomismm is remained POW= ...

... bow pawl (Birmingham) esoondsid. and said many of their members had resigned because at the adiliation. - - - • Mr. John Maher. Grattan parade. wrote stating that a letter in the Evening Tele- 1 tri h who °v er h tr t u n name 1 i iis a aosr not e writte ...

... IRISH REARERS. Short Stories by LADY GILBERT VICTOR OaD.0 a D. POWER. JAKE BARLOW. CAHIR HEALT, MAOKAEUB. JOHN SHERLOCK. M—ic DR. W. H. GRATTAN FLOOD. Special Articles by W. O’LEARY CURTIS, - M. M. O’H, 0. P. ODONOGHTJE, R. M. C. THE EDITOR. IDICH CCDIAI ...

... furniture at Tower Ormond to.taorroe: licensed hours at /tsarlark. Dec. 15th. lireased premise. and !unless property at Sir John lir,gersea'a rosy, oasis ilny. WILI.LUI COONEY—Sete of •toot and lollies. of lead.: at Tr:mhlestown. Co. Meath: be. eeftber ...

... —Soperb Ibis at Tait Burns and Co.'s. Elyse sad Co., 71 ton street, lad tho al asking Race Gaols for Lady Sophia Grattan-Bellew, Miss Grattan-Bellirw, Mrs. Courtney, Mary Ostirtensy, Mn. Plunkett, Ma Isn Mitchell, Mn. J. BtraaVols-Rtorsil, Was Rely-lintchisok ...

... per K.b Denson, pel John DUloo, 8 0 0 uitor. (Cork , per Her. A. hi, , l>er Cork El- 16 3 9 Ear.na (Cork) U.X.L., per p» r.ck Oeold 7 0 5 cure) L.1.L., per Michael 18 6 11. Kscckbride E., Division [ Cavsni. per John P. Mcln», E D.C . ...

... Hargreaves; .liiss' M‘Kenzie*and Hanley. Miss Ceffrey the Bradford (John Dillon). The third Annual Children’s Treat, under the auspices this branch was held on . trw «t the Stansdciu Arms, Bridge, and wa« favoured brilliant weather. Upwards of street mareh ...

... place, and South Great George's street, and the of the Dublin Metropolitan Police occupied their customary position at the Grattan Statue. There was thus an abundance of music to entertain the waiting multitude, and military oaken, eve. view dress, added ...

... O'Toole, Geo. bright., John A. Maguire, P. Kenny, Jobe J. Clew, P. M'Donald ' H. Doyle, Theirs Murphy, JAMS Donohoe, Gee. Byrne, James Doyle, Wm. M'Coy, J. J. Hen. mosey, Thomas Manley, H. Thornton, P. J. rtlelntt, Mawr Fans, P. Hayden, John Molby, H. Murphy ...

... England. Karl of Meath. K . has arrived K town from Ejigland. Countess «*f Ibledon h:is arrived K town from England. Lady Grattan Kamonde arm Kingstown from England. Hon. ...

... loading bianoKes cf the London District. ■lTif « Southampton (Henry Grattan) , members of tho Grattan Branch of the I ITtJPTiS** Irish League assembled the club- \« ||| | * 'r’rff Arms honour their 1 Sent. Dr. W. P. O Meara, J.P., vrho baa . TOe%Xnl ...

... music of several bands, the marching and counter-merelijog of soldiers and police, and other meidents grave and gay. At the Grattan statue the splendid band ofthe D.M.P. was stationed, and a fine military band discoursed music in Foster place. The Humors ...