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... doubt have had two three sporadic attempts at armed rebellion. But these cam© rofching, and a whole century of national pence had been the priceless gift the Union. 1782 they tried Horae Rule under Grattan’s Parliament. How did it work? sixteen year* Ireland ...
... 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 ...
... England, until that day towards the close of the 18th century when, with the streets lined with Volunteers armed and insistent on the people’s will, Grattan and his Ministers proceeded in a body to the Castle, and there wrung from the Viceregal representative ...
... But under Homo Rule it would absolutely impoßiible. Mr. John boasted that and lue party were the right the Papacy throughout the world. If thia were «. then the brain and heart behind that right arm was of course the Vatican. The ocnttrolling power h» a ...
... progrera In their own and their own country they had late •een plentiful the epint. Not long ago ordinal took orcaauon r» buke John Redmond h;m*e;f for venturing auggeet that the apheree of the hurrh end of Parliamentjwcre diatioct end eepsr*ble. When political ...
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... , and his death came as a painful shock to ha. family. 4 nal;ve of Cardigan .the deceased gentleman was n M/11 of Mr. Thomas Thomas, of that town, and re- early education at Cardigan Grammar School, and also spent some time at a school kept by his uncle ...
... Schools. An ordinary meeting of the nisnagers of this group was held on Tuesday. Present, Mr. Evan Bowen (chairman), itt.v. John Williams, Messrs. 0. Beynon Evans and B. T. Davies.—The applii-a-tUm of the cleaner of the Penypark Council School for an increase ...
... from Sliimoneseki . at Saigon , 8 th . AT . T . AW LINE . • . DnTango left , Halifax for St John ' s , N . F ., and Lheipool February 10 th . ' Grampian from St John , K . B .. and Halifax , at Liver BooJ . 11 th . . ¦ . . ANCHOR LINE . MassiHa , left . Gibraltar ...
... decorations, and add the whole, the building well lighted cleetricrty. NOTES FROM THE ANTRIM COAST. The many friends of Mr. John Dale, it CnmmiDK, Cairnoastle, will lie please.l 10 know that lie has secured iJOitaut ate pointment in Australia. The Dates ...
... AoU. LitoxcUo BASIL HOOD. I Jiofllc P&AAZ i-£HAB. MATINKK dATURbAY. 2.30. Box-oAc« (Mr. H. W. Aadciaoo). la ITTLB THEATRE, John-eU JL* PVopnctnM. Him o*rtrnd» MR. GIiAJLLES KENYONS SEA6OK. Xo-Mdht. 8.43. (Uaon 8-10.) BLINDNESS OF VIRTUE, , A Play re Poor ...
... th 3 world. With these remarks I beg to intrtelnos the lecturer Dr Grattan rood. from whom I intact to hear a learned and instructive lertere flood applause). THE LIVITRE. Dr. Grattan rood, who was .received with rounds of applause, in the course of his ...