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... IRELAND UNDER THE GRATTAN PARLIAMENT. ' : jTHE ABORTIVE ATTEMPTS TO PRO-i CURE A FRENCH INVASION. There is one episode the history of Ireland I under the Grattan Parliament the facts ofj | which are imperfectly known among the great body of the people ...
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... Hamburg with a general cargo. Tie coiijsi, occurred on Sundav night, srortly before ele-es o'clock, in Cardigan Bay, about fourteen tiles ave of the Cardigan Bay lightship. At the nims of tite disaster, the sea was smooth, but there was a dene fog. Immediately ...
... LORD CARDIGAN'S WILL. Awnsliog to will, the property of the late Lord Cardi• pen to disposed of Is the follow* manner:—Latin of £5,000 to Viscount Carson, ILP., and to Captain the Hon. John Vivian, Ids executor.; £5,000 to the Karl of Westmoreland ; £lO ...
... Gun Corps. Major Grattan's father was Colonel Ernest Grattan, who died in December, 1916. He came from Londonderry. Hvidence was given coneerning the Sadie; of the body of Major Grattan. He was in his pyjamas, and he had wound on each arm. On the table was ...
... Keyworth left out in Cardigan cold Popular opinion would probably nominate the Swansea back row as the best club unit in the country, writes MICHAEL BLAIR. As two of its members are Mervyn Davies and Trevor Evans, the Welsh would say it wasthe best back ...
... Keyworth left out in Cardigan cold Popular opinion would probably nominate the Swansea back row as the best club unit in the country. writes MICHAEL BLAIR. As two of its members are Mervyn Davies and Trevor Evans. the Welsh would say it wasthe best back ...
... IE SALVATION ARM BATHS ASSEMBLY HALL, U N DAY NEXT, Nov. 14th, AT 3 P.M. ',EAT MUSICAL FESTIVAL irman: ring this Festival in honour to our Fallen tirades in the Great War, The Dead rob in Saul will be rendered. All relatives and es-Servies Men invited ...
... JOHN MIGHT Chief Constable Philip Knights that her husband had bought her a wedding anniversary card to commemorate their 31st wedding anniversary yesterday, caused the force's criminal investigation department to swing into action. A worried Assistant ...
... JOHN BAIGHT Weekend and holiday sailors who lack the proverbial Nelson touch have been costing the Lower Avon Navigation Trust a small fortune and if they come back next year, they are going to have to contribute to the increased fees their clumsiness ...
... and Manages H. P. GRATTAN. BY SPECIAL REQUEST, This evening (Tuesday), September i, ami EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK, will be repeated the Great Drama of the day, the ticket-of-leave man, Tom Taylor, Esq. Robert Brierly Mr. H. P. Grattan. Brown Green Mr ...
... necessary arms Armstrong had applied to ketland Ketland ’s agent at Liverpool had omitted to register them and Customs officers had impounded them awaiting further orders In this way surreptitiously it is to be feared began the arming of Henry Grattan's Loyal ...