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... anti the spiendel Iserioe pantomime of Oscar and Mal-1 room. John King. the imblisbee of Westmoreland street, bled letters a to his Grace the Doke of Richmond and the Right Hon Henry Grattan. which bed excited coneiderable tMest Na ranks of issiety when ...
... century stituteno Importantlawl•mbeic in trieh history. Nearly two &rack. previously. amid the lag erns of the Volunteers. Grattan had ob . tinned • constitation far he expel. and for • moment the strife of onstories appeared le he at au end. The triomputet ...
... people of Belfast at once entered into armed amociatioos for defence ag.iinst the common sonny. So the Volunteer movement was Muted. The organisation penetrated to the data and West, and such men as Flood. Grattan, and Charlemout were appointed oaken. ...
... seated the following members of the executive of the body—Meese Charles O'Reilly, President; John Simmons, Secretary; P Dowd, treasurer; Richard Tindall, John Bermingham, Christopher Timmons, Thomas Carroll, P Kelly, J Hicks. Following the banner waggonette ...
... where 30 0 INIEN'S YOUTHS ' AND BOYS R] Home.** as the Exile's resideum lies been pressure to hear ou the Treantry by questions ARM SUNNIS QUITS of Sep.. 9 0 vier Quelity 40 0 It_ppropriatelv named, they were received by in Parliament and otherwise, in order ...
... GRAVES WHERE IRISHMEN WERE LAID IN AND AROUND DUBLIN. By Arthur Griffith and Wm Rooowl. of Gm Leinster Literary Society. VI.-JOHN FITZGIBBON, LORD CLARE. TM Irish people are mom accustomed la Coetlereagh with the passing of the Act et Union than Lord Clare; ...
... pond at Grattan Crescent, near Incshicore. It is alleged that the woman, who stated in the hospital that her name was Mary Flaherty, and who is believed to have resided in Richmond row, walked into the pond last evening, holding her child in her arms. The ...
... Mot* Dead Child in lee r Arms Itr &toy, M P, City Coroner, held an Inquest to-der at Stems& 1109111.1 rhea body of a child named William D'Flabert,. aged 7 months, who *as found lying in tie Mother's urine in • millpond at Grattan Corm:cot, 'miniver°, on ...
... formed the majority of the Irish Parliament, there iv wen excepting Grattan, who detr/me feet to be remembered and revered John Philpot Curran. He was more epee to temptation than Grattan ; his profesdee was peculiarly fitted for aelf.advaure- at the cost ...
... Harrington, the present member. Sir Thomas Grattan ERIMOde; for East Kerry, J D Sheehan, the present Bitting Whig member ; for South Kerry, Denis Kilbride, the sitting Whig member, and for North Kerry. John Slack, the present oiling Whig member Funeral ...
... 23 SOUTH GEORGE'S STREET, 56 HENRY STREET, 1 CAPEL ST (GRATTAN BRIDGE), • DUBLIN. MITCHELL'S, 165 & 166 CAPEL STREET Is justly Culetrutad far the Superior Quail, d lb Liquors and Graceries. JOHN JAMESON & SOWS SPECIAL, 24. per Gal, 5d per Glass, OUARANTEED ...
... Christmas number of *be Shamrock la. as usual, we ere glad to observe, far in advance of all its Irish rivals. ^The Last Night in Grattan's Parltantaat is the subject of the number, end among the costribators Mies Eatharnse ?yule, Ur Adis Leg, Mr E lao7 . ; The ...