... MR. REDMOND. Mr. John Rod mood, Ml’., who was received w ith great cheering, no worde from him any other speakc- could add the importance, the Rplendou: would also »ay, the solemnity thi Such gathering. in its vastness, r, enthuaiaam, ana unity was the ...

... Scotland. . Sir Charles and Ladv Ramngton have left Kingstown for England. • j . General Sir Arthur Paget has armed Kingstown from England. „. Sir John Ross has arrived at Kingstown from England. BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS INCREASED EXPORTS AND IMPORTS The Board ...

... Lords v. Commons question were very weak indeed, and to Mr. Redmond alone is doe the credit of passing the Parliament Act. Mr. John Dillon spoke at Rathmines as if no o kind could be levelled atcriticism the P a r t I have always been an admirer of the Party ...

... generation might occasionally grow tired and be inclined to lay down their arms, the Irish National Movement would flefflft fade, kw the younger generation would come alms and take up the arms that the old generation bad laid aside applause). On more than one ...

... INTEREREM LECTURL BY KERRY interesting lecture, entitled Grattan' and Now, was delivered in Milltown, County Kerry, on Sunday by the Rev. P. CCarroll, l Killarney, at the request of the Rev. Jame Carmody P.P. Right Rev. Monsignor Carmody, presided, ...

... lAA, to use My. I,llthno.th arptheman, when, in May, 179 e, hie name was struck from the list of Brands Privy Cannoillore Grattan cos ow the right aide of the law when. in October: 179 a, his nth.. was struck from the list of frith Privy CouncAlors. If ...

... -Hbeurbody bent forward, and expressive of energy. .The left arm is extended across the if about sweep from right to left. This, it is said, was not the position first designed for the arm the artist, who was requested alter it it now is t]ie Prince ...

... appeared for the accused. tiessal Clarke, Cafe street, said that on SanaaLenening. Yea Septembr. between. Grattan eight o'clock hr w es walking front Grattan taidge along Lower Area quay. tuataras thlchelois Walk. When hr arrived a far as Lower area lie an a ...

... num TIMES. MONDAY, APRIL L earry Home and tbg would be welcomed with open arms. Bat whether HWY joined or not, the Irish people should not from their porpme. - They wanted Home Hale, aid Ireland would hold her pesos till she got it. (Chien.) In another ...

... i ir ■ • v-. ■ v - From - - . ; . IRISH BIO6RAPHT j JOHN CORNELIUS youth to age was the-creed o£ John Cornelius Q’GaUagflan that a country without a history was like a religion without scripture. and ardent student, especially of historical literature ...

... in the old days they bad such men as Robert Emmet,. Wolfe Tone, Lord Edward Fitzgerald. the Brothers Shear.. William Orr. Grattan—ell illustrious patriots and Protestant, (cheers). A series resolutions was then adopted, the fret being:—That we, the people ...

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