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... 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 ...
... Dark, The Knocks, Prince Clifton, Act. tive Lad, Anytime, Docor Patrol, an¢. Chin Chin. ; CARDIGAN ELECTION, COALITION LIBERAL RETURNED. The result of tha Cardigan election iz a 5 follows :— Capt. Ernest Evans (Co. Lib.) 14,111 Mr. Llwellyn Williams (Ind ...
... carrying arms. It will make this country odious in the eyes of the world.' Mr. Hendeisoo read a letter he had recriced from tko mother of Xdward Potter, OM of the accused. and the reading was art ompanied by groans. THE WORST WAY Sir John Simon Examines ...
... GRATIA ooy voy syl ne Grattan, fAIUY TOB O ert 'r{h }}ishamble streot, John Gilbert ree o Ak Anthony Grattan, resided .; Fishfimgle strect, ag:gomted church in FISSO g, Johnts, 1615 probably the ‘aedeoos ...
... pariormald. in the employment of Dr. Parsons. Further charges were now satered against the wetessel. namely, stealing from Grattan Hotel two gents.' overcoats value FM, the property of the proprietor, Mr. McCarthy. Evidence was given by Mi t e Morph y of ...
... made for King William’s horse and rode it gallantly for a moment; then it clawed itself up to the immortal Grattan and lay panting on his extended arm. The Forces were very angry, and so was the fat old lady. Who was the culprit? How dare anybody upset military ...
... forty persons are lying More or less seriously wounded in the hospitals. During Curfew hours last night a party or parties of armed men. some of them disguised. visited many houses—principally in the Northern district of Belfast. and inquired for a number ...
... At an early hour yesterday moral, a party of military visited the townland of Ba!boatel's sod ',rested John farmer. The party Inter &rooted John Hickey, blacksmith. Mill street. Roth prisoners were conveyed by motor formes to Morramn. - ~ • Yichacl Hughes ...
... Iles. Wiese WO sea rbristesed nt the of St Enatheth. lift. John', Weed. Omit= and the line. Nergaa woe paresis. and Lads Leeks, Loh IA Lathe. sad Lady Tredgar wan maw prevent. ie-dsy.—Grattan lapse** Floral and Fonlsni patterns. fiesDe la. Oki. per yard ...
... Sul of Eyes, from whom this street received its name. was Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. from 1672 to 1677. It'saex Bridge, as Grattan Bridge 'ear formerly called. was also named after this nobleman. 1 Dublin. and for that matter. Ireland, hie 'little cause ...
... Harding St., injury. to arm, Messts. Kerry, Halfpenny, and Mcßride were dragged * from md during Curfew hours yesterday morning and {aken to lonely fields in the north of the city and shot dead, Tn each case the participants, all- armed men, some Wwith their ...
... Victoria, Windsor, Ca. ilogan, and a host of other similar titles, whilst the esteemed names of George Petrie, John O'Donovan, Eugene °Tully, John Hogav, .1. T. Gilbert, Charles Halidav, persnnsges intimately connected with Dublin, together with the vast ...