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... with the Parliament England, and daring the last years of that Parliament it had established its absolute independence under Grattan. .W'e are told Lecky that these years of that Parliament the moot prosperous in the history of Ireland. Lord Grey, of that ...
... THE WEEKLY FREEMAX, NATIONAL PRESS. IRISH AGRICRLTIITtIST. ST. DAT NO.. MARCH n. - ' JOHN BRIGHTS GREAT SPEECH ON IRELAND February, 1866, the opening F«r-llament, the Speech Queen Victoria contained the following;—“ conspiracy, wee alike to authority ...
... magistrate* adopted resolution pressing regret at the retirement of Head-Constable Henry, and appreciation of hi* aerviore. John Murphy disagreed with the resolatics, the ground of the hsad-eoßsUble not giving eati ai action to the puhlin. Diatriot-la- ...
... household counts ten eleven, including Mx. Curtin, two sons, and two daughters. A band of armed and disguised men suddenly ©ntei the kitchen. The demand is for arms. are refused, and struggle ensues. Mr. Cut tin shot deed ; one of the raider® to voursevles ...
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... tine Hon. Lady LYttelton Bingham, the Hon. Eleanor. by her mother. the LSO (laninnrrwi rattan. by bet the lady Wapitis Grattan Bellew. Bellew. Mos. by her mother, the Mrs. Richard Bellow, Bernard. 'don tot Castle Bernard). by the Countess of Rilmorey ...
... profit. The ' Moiement, was born in the adjacent parish CortiOlatioll here andied for sanction for ----0,-- of St. Michael and John's. soother loan of £3.OM to extend this street The Abbey Theatre-At the Abbey Theatre 1 would og r e that the following li•hting ...
... expend:tem tr. the =nest lot 1:06 has been incurred since the laet inquiry. and £llO has been expended an trunk saias, £3 en the Grattan west area. £602 an the O'Connell street area, and *Mb for additional cabins in the street area. Cowers expenditure for tow ...
... R. lial, 8.L., presided, sod the folkaring were aim present i—Mmers. James Harty, B.L. ; John Fogarty, C. T. &mica, Co.C. • Archdale Graham, Lo.C.; BA. ; John Curtis, Jamie R. Mapes., Micheal Dunne, D.C. • Nicholas t.s l ll. D.C. t &mei Walker, Jame's ...
... woe new experiment, while Ireland they had a Parliament practically long Logland. They had always accepted the spirit of Grattan's phrase: ** The sea forbids us anion but the ocesrt denies us ration. The demand lot simple repeal had been dropped apun ...
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... ItiLesg, and John Tides, bold the premiers de. scribed in an agreend the leth peEeuaiy 1906, and • the 16th Jos. 1907, in nun the I• consienion with as ke Presbyteries Church in *dad, r oat in the declaration that re far defied are, John Brod. Within ...