... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Duggan place. S. Glentari Division.—lobe Maher, 1 Grattan pasede. Driimorindia. Marro Ga. Oublln.—James Rater, Palmer,- town; Thomas F. Mealy, Cloodelkin. Smith Cs. Dubtin.—J. P. McCabe, U.D.C.. Iffeekrock; John Walters, 68 rpper George's street. Dun Laughaire ...

... Elusion, tie town naidenee of the once-powerful Earls of Moire, pereemes many memories to stir an Irish heart. was here Henry Grattan first made acquaintance of Cheries ion in NIL Here, too, the beautiful Parcels found • sympathetic home when Lord Edward in* ...

... Soon Gnat Brunglc °Otuunti l cn;ag..l in a at,rasin.. the rep.eseutalkaa I Gill. at Moderatr Prima—lads. Irovt., Monet% Cardigans. . (kW.. Sendkarritieta Toilet MR. ROST Meed•iw..; Gent'' glitrta. 71. a. Itandterrhora Cerdigata.—lientir. le Parnell Street ...

... William J. Toner, dorribed as advertising agent, and whose address was as 71 rod, Dan Leoghaire, was 'barged by Detective Oicer John Mrs. leek Oriel Moose, and Detective Sergeant O'Connell, DALT., with having W the Ea; ned iron Mr. • 7 Linn, etreet,l MIK of ...

... James’a Parlia|f , . King’s Inns. Neither them, ponding, Pie Uved f.m Franc). Savage, of Ardkeen, who liber for Co. Down in Grattan’s Parwith lord Castlereagh, was promt?smonent of the Union, and seconded lilrrnce Parsons’s motion refosing to irla the proposal ...