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... HISTORY. Beet knowledge of Irish arms 1 1 to 12)—Mars ; Murphy, Eiverchapel and Anne Bo An r tied at 76 for Brat plata; Mary , Grattan Terrace, Gorey, flrd; MI. any atk. Beet Irish Speaker (14 to 18)-let, Mary Kelly, Grattan Terrace, 20 Pamir: Katie kf'Donagli ...
... Proposed by Win. Shell. Ballinastragh; seconded by John Sheehan, do.; annuities electots, John Fanning, T ock; J. lough) n. do.; W. Boyne, Ballytegaa; George Xrnistrong. Ballinastragh; John Louth, Harnland, John Murphy, Rallisestragh James Murphy, do. Proposed ...
... IN A GREEN GROYNE. By Chevalier Grattan Flood. Quite a sheaf of letters has Tamer.), appeared apropos of the proposal for a new nag for the Irish Free state, some of which Contain misleading accounts of the ancient arms of Ireland. In Particular, it has ...
... removed the child first to Mr Fanning's, Ballymoney. in March. 1898. I removed it from Mrs Hughes: , John-street. Gores, to Margaret Robin. son, in Grattan-street. Gorey. I arranged to pay her 7e. a month for its keep. It was a healthy strong child on the ...
... Sir Thomas Gratan Esmande's first cousin, Sir Henry Grattan Bellew, and is now Lady Grattan Bellew. So much for the Famonde connection with Johnstown. We will uow print souse information about the Grattan connection •with the &monde's and the Beltewas. Mr ...
... Courtown Road (left), Jamle O'Brien, Clonattin, and Malcolm Kavanagh, Grattan Street, who were presented with gold medals at Gorey Community Games medals presentation in the Loch Garman Arms on Thursday night. ...
... SIR THOMAS ESMONDE'S ESTATE. Sir Thomas Henry Grattan Esmonde, Bart., late of Grattan House, 64 St. Stephen's Green, Dublin, who died on September 14th, left in the Irish Free State 06,9113. He bequeathed all his property to his widow and executrix, Anna ...
... dedicated to St. John the Baptist and was an impropriation of Kilclogan Priory. O'Donovan states that the present Protestant Church was built on the•site of the old church about 1820, and his statement is probably correct. The late Dr. Grattan- Flood quotes ...
... Frederick Fitzgerald, Lard Walter Fitzgerald, Lord George Fitzgerald, Sir Henry and Lady Sophia Grattan-Bellesv, Misr; Grattan-Bellew, Miss Moira Grattan-Bellew. Hon. Mrs. . Deans-Morgan, Miss Gonne Bell, Miss K. Fraser, Viscount and Viscountess• Stopford ...
... a century later in the same struggle against the Union, Sir John Parnell. He held high office in the Irish Government when the attempt to effect the Union was first tentatively made. Sir John Parnell was resolutc, in his opposition. His determination ...
... OTIOB. Patron—Sir Thomas H. Grattan Esmon&s, M.P. President—Mr. T. J. Doran. Hon. Treasurer—Mr. John O'Connor. Hon. Sec.—LAlr. John H. Ftchingham. commrrm: Messrs. Patrick Doyle, T.C.; Myles Webb, T.C.; M. P. Redmond, T.C.; John J. Redmond, James French ...
... established in England in 1794-95. In January, 1795, Lord landed in Ireland as Lord Lieu- Negotiations bad entered into with Grattan, Sir John Parnell and other friends of the Catholics. All Ireland arcs excited by the rumours of large measures of Catholic relief ...