... tight against the Lnietu.' Relying In Grattan. it ask. to Grattan that the opponents of the fatal measure turned with an appeal that he would some back nod lead the forces in detente of the Irish Parliament. John Philpet Curran had retired. Henry Flood ...

... 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 ...

... gannon spoke— With fear was England shaken. When Grattan rose none dar’d oppose The claim he made for freedom; They knew our swords, cak his words, Were ready, did need them. Then let us raise Grattan's praise A proud and joyous anthem— And wealth and ...

... Gun Corps. Major Grattan's father was Colonel Ernest Grattan, who died in December, 1916. He came from Derry. Evidence ,was given concerning the finding of the body of Major Grattan. He was in his m, - jamas, and he had a wound on each arm. On the table ...

... Michael Reilly—the 14 year-old boy shot by the armed forces of the Crown on Monday last at Grattan Bridge—which took Place yesterday morning after 10 o'clock Requiem Mass in the Church of SS. Michael and John. The cortege was of large dimensions, and included ...

... Carßaeford Tee.. Drumoondra. *9. JOHN B. KELLY B.A. Li*bore:* Grote Park. Ratliminct, YL WY. BLINN. 3 Palace atreet. mem SHEPHERD Itt. Malaohy'e road. Glaenctm• Ml. JOHN MURRAY. B Stewart Gardena. Portetiwact. Co. Arm, *lBB CONNIE MAGUIRE. Garth , Park ...

... KNIGHTS. Nicholas Grattan Doyle, M.P. for New-I castle-nu-Tyne N. sines 1918. He was born in 1862, and is third son of the late John Doyle, Ballyroe House, Wexford, and was formerly engaged in business in Dublin. He was one of the founders of the Northern ...

... to the value of £76 19s. 4d., which included boots, overcoat#, cardigan jackets, velour hats, and pairs of socks, were carried off by four armed young men from tho premises of Thomas Hanley, 70 Talbot street, Dublin, on Dec. last. Thu raid was only reported ...

... after his election to Parliament he was called upon by the electors to support Grattan’s Decimation of Rights, and in reply expressed himself as thoroughly agreement with Grattan, and that had, moreover, “uniformly asserted 'he opinion in public and in private ...

... near 12 Merrion square. the residence of Sir John Arnott, Bart, Chairman of the Irish Times, Ltd. Two bombs were thrown at the City Hall isy men who afterwards fired at a passing military lorry at Grattan Bridge A passenger train was held up at Killiney ...

... Wilkinson, London; Sir Henry Grattan Bellew, Dr. Mary Memnon, Mrs. Spencer, and Miss Spencer. The attembinec included •--Sir Henry Grattan and Lady Grattan Bellew, Major and Mrs. Deere, Radars Major and Mrs. Langley, Mr John O'Conne ll, M. J. Maguire, General ...

... 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 ...