... curing a prolonged truer.. -Yours trulv, JOHN SWEEtMAN. August 30. 111. I. LET THEM ANSWER HIM. i‘or.—bratten. O'Connell, and Davis hare been quoted lir Mr. Llo:d George. Let then. also answer him. Grattan (in the irrih Route!—'• I hare em treated ...

... Gortf»d, Tyrone. Sit aitwwti*dr abugtd with muiUu ...

... while altogether there were 'swab imeresama the list to equip a large wheel. AMOK th premises. psmasm, Sir gloss.. H. Grattan Linda, Sir John sad Lady Winshle. Yr. Pluspip mad Yre. Armour. Bainbridge. T1.P.11.•. dies Marie Dore. the cinema artist, mind mfr ...

... capacity in which they go. Mr. de Valera says they intend to go as the representatives of a sovereign and independent State. So Grattan might have said, who was loyal to King and Empire. But Mr. Lloyd George thinks it impossible for him and his colleagues, ...

... rake a public sanorocement t. the plain the Goverment to inset the sanction canted by Ulster's unman:rale atto ads. CeL John Grattan, M.P., will move:— That this Conference places upon record its condemnation cf the ioag-contineed ascendancy of crime ...

... PROVINCIAL NEWS IN BRIEF LEINSTER. Wetted Lady's Appelatemeat.—Mies Kelt. lass Flood, eldest daughter of Dr. Grattan kited. reatererde. hem epponetedt: 0141 il•Gyemete. Co. at an anomaly early age. 1m addition is ed iescliing walled/ma, lira Flood is ...

... still called King John's chamber. ten per cents., which commercial honour whatever it was, was granted to him through the influence of his friend Sir John Ferns, the principal merchant in the wine trade then in Dublin. The two Grattan girls were the daughters ...

... bostbars polies two rib ltif his Mobility W sad pens sad -the Mallow irony Wier. 1111.-Messtpoy Dsbfis, Ulster is' Clews Armed Moran, guilty Dublin sin Merge et sbeeUm Liaat au at t striet,. Jamb if-- ord Wood sot i n with 7 n teidenbled bobs' tem MAW:: ...

... It may seem far fetched to compare hia thin, apace spare (ace, fall, of intellect and character, with a well-known .tost of Johns Cscsar. But the ranmblsnce was there. A man of few words, put judgment and advice to the nation in this- pregnant sentencel ...

... Nlontgornery & Chaytor) applied on the part, of petitioner, Mrs. A. Mary Grattan Power, to hs the time and', mode of trial. The petition was for divorce Ifrom Major A. Grattan Power on the grated of enmity. The part.ts resided at Gletwairo Abbey, Waterford ...

... A Romance of thej Peerage LORD POWER AND CORAGHMORE Oh GNIVAUSII GRATTAN itOGO. NULL star mond be • by Printer. to aokaawtolo the J. N. s, that le Poor ILo. W ater-. ,6 0 Iho wile of betas Per at. 4 C,raghmost. reeler the gamer• of osahrsey solotderattoo ...

... eunients. lie elates that they p.. 0 of r earpuli• demon with a sin. John ')]ton informer flnggan. who pt in ecrimatimcation with SeT, wider a variety of aliases, for thirty yenta John O'Hagan SOME PAPERS . DESTROYED. Twelve years Mara Derry Sire, parcumably ...