... to Sir John Parnell) was like his friends the Pollocks a strange mixture of refinement and infamy. Grattan termed him a dancing master, an epithet which stung him so much that he challenged the scathing orator, and as a result got shot in the arm. It is ...

... 3. H Charobera. V . Arm*, ban mare, four o*d bunting (open)—l. * Manus. non -^rrvbocmder. 2. M Bros - Coronal ion. 3. John Bakin. Bandville House. Tynan Toilybrwk (Mdmg mure, lour yaara old or upward.. Jor harne-s purpewe. t. John Warwj-k. Felt Street ...

... of sentiment and interest—these men preceded Grattan in his labours, guided him by their counsel, and gave dignity, unity. and direction to his movem'enta. They were be master spirits of the time ; but Grattan was superior to them all in the one inestimable ...

... Citizen.” and was, believe, written ; John Blake Dillon, father of Mr. John Dillon, M.P. Thomas Davis also contributed • The Citizen.” which was Really excellent and truly patriotic piagazihe. ? The history Grattan, is the history of, an epoch, lx . the ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Robert John Gilmour, Knox Hinds, Portaferry ; Thomas Lynch, Lisbon, and Mrs James lbomptetn, •Kirkiatown; John Gilmour, •Ratalla John Gilmour, Kirkeubbin; Robert il•Kibben, Ruereogls; William Car. Ballieranncirc; Hugh M'Carthy, do.; Edward M.Grattan, do ...

... Connswater M.-dical Hall; James Dundee, Malone Pharmacy; ’W. Gardiner. 64 York Grattan ...

... Sir John Moore wag equally indignant at the atrodttee. but both went down lief., the nefarious combination that, under the guidance of Pitt, was directing the entire system of outrage for the purpose of compelling the to resist by force of arms. Still ...

... and Mr. JAW. ever, Irish leader had Irish Pmteatertt. Three armed Savi* had Vita Inter down t he nintorc, 'ficm vas the band men whom. 4il (the great Pr4- and 'anvil, John Mitchel, John 11,4 Protestants. lrho ,It'voided 'Se in hear t' t great Irish ...

... SATURDAY. JUNE 1 . TO-MORROW. NEW CHURCH, BALLYCLARE. NEW WILL X , SOLEMNLY DEDICATED TO THE S4CHED HEART, by th. Most Rey. JOHN TOHILL, D.D., Lord Bishop of the Diocese, On Sunday, 11th June, 1911. Sslsmn Mats (Coram Pontific*) 11.30 a.m. Tha Sermon bn ...

... the troops ened to attention and sloped arms. Then into view came a mounted inspector of the Dublin Met- 1 1 rapolitan Police, followed by Sir John Rosa of Bladensburg, and the command Royal Salute; present arms. was lost in the thunderous din that hailed ...