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... Grattan. Contemporary with Burke end Sheridan was Grattan. The mention of the name Grattan brings one back the days when the sound of American arms on American soil roused to action the Irish Volunteers of 1782. The voice of America was heard in Ireland ...
... then proceeded to the subject of his lecture, as fol- lows GRATTAN’S CHILDHOOD. It was not necessary to say much concerning the birth of The interest of his career derived little or Henry Grattan. He was no force from the details of the baptismal register ...
... BIRTH! On Sno the wife of Henry Hitch- mough, of a daug! On the 11th ‘iat a 26, Grattan's-hill, the Mr; Wm. May 6, at 2, Stephen’ 's-green, the wife of Mr. Sergeant Arm- strong, of a son May 1, at at 5, Grosvenor-place, London, Mrs. Charles William Stoughton ...
... F ARM—GARDEN-POULTRY. CtORRL GATED Iron needs painting. Our / special red enamel is extensively used, and gives splendid results. Siderosthen paint (black) excellent for iron. Harris and Beale, Grand Parade. LSI —Cooked food, product of choice ) cereals ...
... AUCTION AT 178, LOWER GLANMIRE ROAD (A little below Grattan's Hill), Of Drawingroom, Parlour, and Bedroom Furniture, in all its variety, on MONDAY, the MARCH, at Twelve o'Clock, sharp. MR. JOHN R. WILLIAMS begs to announce that has been favoured with ...
... catalogue of political party crimes. “ No, reply the Whigs, headed by Lord John Russell— no, yow shall not treat the people of Ireland as if they were s!aves—they shall possess arms as wellas the people of England—every man and boy of them shall be at liberty ...
... v ARM—G T>ASTC Siag—Beware of low grade basic slag; best quality should have a guarantee of .‘fe to 45 per cent of phosphates, 80 to degrees of fineness; low grades will be found dearest in comparison ; same carriage, same cost of grinding, bags, etc ...
... MR. JOHN MARTIN IN THE UNITED STATES. SPEECH ON IRISH LEGISLATIVE INDEPENDENCE. Mb. John Martin was present at a lecture ou Grattan and O'Brien, delivered in New York a short time rince by Mr. John Mitchel. Mr. Mitcbel in some preliminary remarks commented ...
... MR. JOHN J. HORGAN. Mr. John J. Horgan, solicitor, who was received with great cheering, then addressed the meeting. said they had taken off their coats in this fight and they were going to win (cheers). They had taken off their coats but they were going ...
... d weekly through the press. P. O'HERLIHY, Office, Dominick-street. M. J. M'AULIFFE, DANIEL J. FLAVIN, JOHN O'CALLAGHAN, River view Terrace, Grattan's Hill. EDWARD O'MAHONY, Mardvkc-st., GEORGE H. FITZGERALD, Cook-street. GEORGE O'DON NELL, South Main-street ...
... the 4th the present month John C. Wood, Esq., eldest son of Col. Wood, of this City, obtained Classical Scholarship in T.C.D. Mr. F. would receive Two young Gentlemen to Board and Educate—Terms, 60 Guineas per annum. Grattan's Hill, June 15, 1860. (18i8) ...
... right sat Mr. John Sadleir, M.P.; Messrs. Scully, M.P,; Loftus Bland, M.P.; Michael Dunne, M P.; Thomas Meagher, M.P.; J. T. Devereux, M.P.; the Rev. Mr. Dempaey. On the left we perceived Messrs. John Ball, M.P.; James Sadleir, M.P.; John Reynolds ; Wm ...