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... Floods, of course, had very poor opinion of Grattan’s policy. Grattan said: 1 found Ireland on her knees; 1 watched over her with an eternal solieitads; I have traced her progress from in juries to arms, and from arms to liberty; Ireland is now nation; io that ...
... declined, and the work which he had be g un was triumphantly carried forward by the one great man of the time, Henry Grattan. Flood and Grattan had worked together for some years, but a quarrel broke out when Flood strenuously supported a Government proposal ...
... on the 11th; atialeempa readlag. 30•1 oa the glib Fora Good CARDIGAN JACKITT. with Spliced Mows, go to Longs:cm !loom Todatordima. Them Jackets will wear twice as load as as ordinary Cardigan. WALBORN DRAM BAND.— Os Soda y hot. aa oposmir coacert was hives ...
... ruined his position as leader. Grattan took his places, and when Flood accepted office Grattan denounced him in one of the most crushing and pitiless pieces of invective that have ever belonged to oratory. It was Grattan's ambition to secure legislative ...
... AND HEBDEN BRIDGE NEWSLETTER Good bare sat Clover's Dry Soap 'ores recs. sat Isis Wiled okras tame. For • Goa sad Cheap CARDIGAN JACKET, go to LoaDOK Sousa, Todeseks. VOLENTERIa DaNcit.-The annual dance under the N.C. °facers of 0 Company, 2ad Vol Batt ...
... the choir rendered the ‘Hallelujah” chorus, and the anthem, ‘‘The heavens are telling.” Mr. Amos Newell, of Burnley, gave “Arm, arm, ye brave,” at the afternoon service, and in the evening he sang “Honour and anna” in splendid style. The way in which the ...
... were. I think it was the Cardigan jacket that caught, because that was the inside one. In reply to Mr. Carrie, witness said when he noticed deceased on the other side of the shed two minutes before the accident happened his Cardigan jacket was unfastened ...
... i•ner man, • jollification followed. Mr. Jolts Judson occupied the chair, being supported on she right by Mr. John Clegg, and oa tM left by Mr. John Banta. Several at the 'members gave short addressee, and songs were also given to the delight of those present ...
... —An order for the imprisonment of Thomas A. Barker, Burnley-road, for 14 days, was made for not paying an instalment due to John Greenwood, Stanstield-road. FOR MEDICAL ATTENDANCE.—The executors of the late Dr. Schollield (represented by Mr. Bamford, Halifax) ...
... CONFUSED. John, the hale and hearty quartermaster of the mailboat, was at his usual stand at the gangway, retailing his constant instructions: “First-class passengers to the right; second-class to the left.” Along came young lady holding baby in her arms, seemingly ...
... and was taken into custody at publichouse. She was a very violent woman. Mr. John Stride, surgeon, Kcnnington-lano, said ho had examined the prosecutor, and found on his left arm contused wound corresponding with the cut in his coat sleeve. The prisoner ...