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... that the prisoner was in good health . CO. COUNCILLOR CHARGED WITH POSSESSION OF VOLUNTEER Py DOCUMENT. i Mr. John Sinnott, M.C.C., Grattan Terrace, Wexford, was tried by court martial in Cork on a charge of having a document fliqn«l “Capt. D. Compy.”—a ...
... remain, Sir, your obedient servant, HENRY GRATTAN. ’ TO THE KOITOB THE PILOT. Eakcr Ilonas, Rithrainc*. 29th Dee., 1847, Sta—l have read in the Freeman't journal, of this dale a letter signed Henry Grattan.” The writer, in referring to me, has borrowed ...
... before Mr. A. Claud Ellis. were either settled or adjourned. Mrs. Mary Rourke. William street, Gorey, had summonses against John Sullivan, same place, and Mary Sullivan, his wife, for alleged abusing and threaten. ing her. An application for an adjournment ...
... at Rathmore on 114th June as dn. moult of a collision with a car nriven by'Julln' Manahan, Hospital, Limerick, Mr. °immune Grattan Esmond., Ti).,. aas very seriously injured. Mr. Esmond* had been unable to attend the bearing at Wicklow oiring to his injuries ...
... Carrots-1, Mrs. Grattan 11,11,.w. Three Long Carrots-1. Mr. I.:. J. Brown; 2, Mrs. Grattan 14.11,,,. Three Parsnips-1, Mr. .1. Whelan; '2, Mr. F. S. Brown. Thy Long Beetroot-1, Mrs. 1:s :man Bellew. Three Round It.i.troot —l. Mr. F. S Brown; 2, Grattan Bellew ...
... third of “Anti-Patriots— Pretonded and Faulty Patriots”; the fourth, ‘‘the Character of the True Patriot Exemplified in that of John Mitchel.” 'l When Hume, in the course of his 4 “History of Great Britain.” comes to | treat of James the First, and one of ...
... most diabolical attempt to poison the entire family of Dr. Grattan, of Drammin House, county Kildare, was made on the 17th instant. Ilia eldest son, lad of 16, baa died consequence, and Mrs. Grattan, the four aurvivi Qg children, and servant maid, are atill ...
... E Kehoe, F Basggan, Aidan Doyle. Wi P Carey, P ufl?, Martin Carty, John Byrne. O Conno l{, Clerk of Union; Wm Ryan, ohn Ryan, L Jordan, John Martin, | M‘Guinness, J:-mv.- O'Neill, John Power, J Laler, Thomson, '{ Redmond, A Kehoe, Kenny. P Roche, James ...
... with one arm broken off. Its pedestal is eight inchil over ground, and w.easures one foot ten inches by ope foot three inches; from the pedestal to the top measures three feet six inches, and it was three feet. four inches in breadth at the arms. This crops ...
... struggling for existence surely needs this in a special manner. The Irish. Nation irrefutably says that it was the armed Volunteers behind Grattan who secured the Parliament of 1782. Therefore we trust that as Irish unity proceeds there will be one allowance ...
... removed the child first to Mr Fanning's, Balla - money. in March. 1898. I removed it from Mrs Hughes:, John-street, Gorey, to Margaret Robinnom in Grattan-street. Gorey. 'I arranged to pay her 7s a month for its keep. It. was a healthy strong child on the ...
... and I beg to point out the error. The find section is headed Execution of Father Redmond on Gorey Hill, and the writer (Mr John Redmond, (km). stays that Father Redmond, P P, of Ferns, was ordered to be hanged by Hunter Cowan, after the raid on the mansion ...