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... LETTER DR. GRaTTAN. TO THE CHAIRMAN OP THE IRISH TENANT LEAGUE.” Drummin House, county Kildare Sept. 24. 1864. Sir l regret that I cannot attend the meeting of the 26tk instant. compliance with the circular the 20tb, which invitee the communication of ...
... may rely on me. Grattan the father never sold you; Grattan the son never will sell yon. (The hon. gentleman concluded amidst loud and prolonged cheering.) Mr. Edward Plunkett came forward and said —I have charge to bring against Mr. Grattan. (Interruption ...
... the Venerable Archdeacon Coghlan, the Rev. Mr. Quaid, Callaghan Mills, and Mr. John ReiUy. his left were The Donoghue, HP.; Mr, John Martin, one of the exiles; Mr, John O'Neill, T.C.; Mr. A. Sullivan, &c. w „ , When dinner was over, the Secretary, Mr ...
... Tbe fair disciple of the Grabamite po licy oas, are inform'd, pit in he' claim for reward. Lobd Cardigan —Lake Bmoheti'a Admiral Trunnion, Lord Cardigan is the hero of one event, end can never tell any story not bearing upon that. He baa written letter ...
... Philip Dareraoi, P.P- Brea, Waxkri; Bohan arm. Wa*r* Bar. J. Klehalla MalUnoar; John Adair. ■MUoa; Thonaa Lancaa, Araisach, Moath ; Anthony Oahaaan, Watonorl; Cornellna Batfmend, Aa*; Thomaa Bhaakey, R. Grattan. H.a, Draanaond Howa, KUdara; b*. P. Qoall ...
... published contain article! by— I 1780.—Lord Buckinghamshire recalled; succeeded Lord Car.isle Lori Bray brook e. John Britton, Esq; John Bruce. Esq; J. Burt The Ear’ of Carlisle and Oivenunent’s Intention Disarm the Vo- Esq; W D Christie Esq; J P Collier ...
... HENRY GRATTAN THE MEN OF 2 AT II Mr. Grattan lias had successful canTaas through Bleath last week* and experienced no change ia that sentiment of friendship, which, daring tried and trusted career of over eighteen years, has sustained Mr. Grattan as the ...
... e had always been the hope and demand of Irish patriots, from Grattan, Flood. Charlewont [/V Voice—And Emmet] (cheers) [Another Voice —\nd Tone and Lord Edward] (cheers). Yes, from Grattan, Emmet, and Lord Edward down to Bmith O’Brien (cheers) These patriots ...
... or one exception, the* * pkophbt and their wuussJ T/uy ate at least piety eilher armed or fit to hear arms. Twees!;/ tkousemd are actually armed and taught. They have armed a cost 20 dols. each. They are not trading patriots They not make fortunes talk ...
... ito put out Mr. Grattan. He expressed his anxiety that the o What have I done that excites your indignation. battle should fought without personal offence to Mr. has been Lain quoted here I Grattan or his friends, lie charged Mr Grattan that Quid lapsus ...
... Drnmmers John Cuoniogbam and John M'Evoy; Privates Humphroy Donovan, John Frone, Robert Grey. Patrick Lepper, Francis aooro, Patrick Norton, John Saalth, WlUUun Taorn, Thomas Ansell, John Toker, William Kel y, ...