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... IN MEMORIAM. JOHN BETHUNE. The subject of this sketch was born at Markinch, Fifeshire, in the year 1847. His parents were members of the Established Church of Scotland, and as such brought up their children in the nurture and admonition of the Lord. At ...
... JOHN LITTLEDALK and CO., Anctloneen Royal Circus Auction Rooms. Nos. 11 and 12 BACHELOR’S-WALK. THIS DAY (Saturday), the September, 1864. THE Week.y Sam the above Rooms will consist (a» usual) of quantity Sccoud-haud Household Furniture, Delft and Glass ...
... know. He knew only that was his r. Grattan’s) representative, hough would certainly never vote for him again unless be mended his manners and changed his language. The bon. member had dealt bis blows with unsparing arm all around him ; and if he (Mr. G ...
... Hussey Burgh, thanks 'Kendal Bathe, Grattan, l'lunket, Burke, and others, and pointed out with marked ability how eminent and varied was the capacity by which these wen raised themhelve+ ve their contemporaries. ('arms, however, porn, shed in an eminent ...
... , JOHN MARTIN, M.P. the subject of remark, and his sincerity was admitted. His figure is decidedly of soldierly bearing, and looks to advantage in large assembly. His voice was not so well beard as we should have wished, but practice would increase its ...
... each Bishop Plunket, Patrick Sarstield, Henry Grnttan, John Philpot Curran, Henry Flood, Lord KLwarden, Gerald Griffin, Daniel O Connell, Lord Edward Fitzgerald, Robert Emmet, Theobald Wolfe Tone, John and Uenrv ares. James Nanper Tandy, Henry Jackson, m ...
... Irish Battlefields,” “The Story the Volunteers,” “Thomas Davis,” Henry Grattan,” “Ulster Leaders of ’98,” “Wolfe Tone,” “ Fenianlsm : Its Fewer,” “The Language Movement,” John Boyle O’Reilly,” “ Francis Davis,” “Customs of the Ancient Irish,” A striking ...
... the American Arms, enabled Ireland to loosen the fetters with which England, by illegal encroachments on the functions and powers of the Irish Parliament had crippled our power and beggared our people; and that in 1782 the immortal Grattan, backed by the ...
... BY JOHN REVILLB. {Concluded from our last.) Leaving Ballitoro burke entered Trinity -College, on the books of which his name was entered pensioner. Our distinguished countryman, Oliver Goldsmith, who was one of his fellow students, si>ys that Burke did ...
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... LITERATURE. No. 1534.— The Duke of Wellington and tub Pk. Medal. W. Grattan, Ksq. No. 1533. —Letter Irish Bank Notes. No. 1531*.-Baski.no Scotland. No. —Paper Manufactures Knoland. No. 1333,—Affairs the River Plate. T, Baines. No. 133 d. NATIONAL EDUCATION ...