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... them. By a curious chance, this statue is directly opposite the Regent House, and the figure of Grattan seems to gaze intently at its windows, while the right arm is impressively outstretched in appeal. ...
... Cuddy, Grattan Dunne, Edward Kelly, J.P.; John J. Malone, £. Dreaper, J. Mcttam, J. Collins, E. Coope, D. Bordekin, E. Kennedy, J.P. (Strafian); L. S. Storev, \V. Chadwick. John Hardy, E. Keashan, James Flynn, John Flynn, Janice Gallagher, ...
... we would be told Mutt John Dillon pre the was an Internal queetion for the Empire, and *hit the British Empire could settle this internal . ties. Therefore, not merely would we give land's. case sway, alto our moral right. As John Mac Neill said, tre mold ...
... defendant. Wm. tleorgs Jew, described a labourer, of Reli)ke-o, Itronwire. Co. Dees. the pivotal being Miry Agnes Petri..! id Cardigan Drive, Belfast. The defendant! lidded promise of merrier. In. Andrews •aid his avant ono a slab lOs • week in riklition to ...
... Cuddy, Grattan Duane. Edward Kelly, J.P.; John J. Makin., E. Draper. J. Mettam. J. Collins, E. Coope, D. Bordekin, E. Kennedy, J.P. (Straffan) ; 1.. S. Storey, W. Chadwick. John Hardy, E. Keashan, James Flynn, John Flynn, Janes Gallagher, ...
... Muer, Mr. John T. Mr.. John T. 1t Detain. Mata Elennor L Dickson. Are:drone. Mn.. Tandj. li. W. M. Clark, L. Clark. Mane IooIH Nwinton Browse. Mn.. Lento Joy Narinton Alfred Reynold Woods, Ilra Allred Reginld Wean, end Mr. Frederick John Darky. Mts ...
... from applying the Military Service Act to Ireland. Mr. Dillon is bidding for the position of Sinn Fein leader. PIER OF GRATTAN'S PARLIAMENT To the Editor Irish Independent. Sir—When England was at war with France Fitzw ham tLord Lieutenant of Ireland) ...
... Ireland met Saturday, Sir R. H. Woods, Vice-President, in the chair. Th© Hon. Secretary reported the gift Guinea pi(B from Miss Grattan Bailee', and a horse for the carnivora wag sent by Lady Gardiner. Notwithstanding the frost and snow, people ventured oat ...
... Colonel and Mrs. Demmed Hartley boos lock Dew i e Charm . 711 I De. Charles ha. left his Chrysolaes Merovingisa .. 8 u John o' Gavot Doctor O. Tierney be. left 22 Lower Baggot C. Rand- -31,010168 y Illor S rar r II' ••• : 0 0 -::: 7 7 II L.D.11. ...
... defendant of having commit. led the offence, the King's Bench pent back tor rehearing a summons by the Department against Mr. John Swift, KeeDown. for ins to cut down th.stles and noxious seeds on hie lands. The ?Milner magistrates bed that it was physically ...
... 11 . S ID A Tll:—Mr. John Nixon, :o Easton Creacent. Belfast. the well.kounii and (vomiter commercial agnit iu the North of Messrs. John Lytle and Suns, Limited. 31 l'itroriA .rimer, Belfast, died said denlr in the Northland Arms Hotel. Dungan. noo, on ...
... was still necessary before any measure could become law. The words of the celebrated declaration of rights, moved by Mr. Grattan on the 16th April, 1782, on which the modification of Poynings' Law was based, contains these words:— To assure his Majesty ...