... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... PROMISSOET ricers MIL of and shallot* Wed. lust Letters dnalicatioa prompt attertou. and mantling bd. are waited by • la coniplet• %arms akttually amerced. CHASSE actually Special quotatansa for Short Leona In (emitters. , to - ADVANCES (Leicester), Ltd. 11.EXCHEWER ...

... m.» three armed men held up Mrs. Fielding, tha' Restaurant, Dollymount, on the Shore road 4| between Vernon avenue and Dollymoont, and took from her about £l3. rida y a vanman the employe; ent of John Murray.' Clontarf, was held three armed men hear Shankfll ...

... shooting, and nearly everyone the vicinity was running to safety, tlmy-did particular notice, and,made then some towards Grattan_Bridge, and other* along Ohnond quay, from whore they ran through East Arran street. British armoured car, escorting party ...

... taking& Iwith Grattan oud the National Patty's was risking place and position. iMN Ivernmeet in Leaden could diemir I from his high post at a moment's side luny thee they liked it he refused bhp to their plant. The of coarse, be boa but be ttood Arm. he, so ...

... across Grattan Bridge. The occupants took cover behind the armoured plates and replied to the fire through the loop-holes. Almost immediately the artillery spoke again. The dull, deafening sound sent a crowd congregated in tho vicinity of Grattan Bridge ...

... 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 ...

... civilians. Ile bad seem ban daily when on duty in his ear in town. Constable Dominick Cunningham. 110 D, said he was on duty at Grattan Bridge about 2.40 on Thursday when he heard some shots. which be believed were in the direction of the Ormond Hotel. lie could ...

... W. Cross. Cllagoan . F. &plead. Ballinagh; Peter Lynch. Alt ugh; Rev. E. WCaukv. C.C.. Mullogh; Hugh Grey. RyetL Cattle—Mr. John Armstrong. Drumlin% who wan the silver medal for best bull is show. healing lint prim wiener at Ballsbridge; Major Hamilton ...

... Local Government, sieved the from the gallery. Mt= AIMITALII. be first wrinkle in the Chamber were Dr. tram, Sir Thaw N. Grattan Yeancustle, Cal Naarice MOON% The lint lady Senato arrive was Moo. Wyse Power, who. warmly greeted by President Coegrave other ...