... appeared within the lest 600 years in Island are Grattan and O'Connell (great &Indium). I should say that he must be either a very stupid or a very base Irishman who would wish to erase the achievements of Grattan end O'Connell from the innate of his country ...

... Itohlrer oat LAURENCE'S GATE, DROGHEDA, I be by la. will set op sad Sell the interest ia the cd all that and thee. Pronto. arm bold by Deferolant for the term of MISS FANNY CRUMB, AND MISS JULIA CENSE, ao WWII IMOPC.4, et the yearly rest of £9 From the ...

... he settled at once. FATAL ACCIDENT.—A man named John Phelan died on Wednesday from the effects of an injury he bad received on the 3rd ult. It appears that as be was walking along the street near Grattan Bridge be accidentally beoke his ankle, and this ...

... Sunday, scouted the notion that Ireland has anything to expect from the philanthropic Gladstone, the human and justice-loviug John Bright, and the chief slanderer of Ireland, Mr. Outrage Forster. These despots were falling back upon police rule, prisons ...

... the coercive measure was—a measure which I dislike extremely. THE ARMS BILL. The following is tbe text of the Bill : A Bill to Amend the Law relating to the Carrying and Possession of Arms, nnd for the Preservation of the Public Peace in Ireland. Be it ...

... to declare in favour of Hume Rule in Ireland without violating their oaths of allegiance. Sir John O'Shanassy, amidst applause, said be had urged upon Grattan Memorial Committee to cordine themselves to the demonstration, and leave the address alone. His ...

... thrusting his hands through the trellis work and grasping him by the arms. The man, who was six feet high, struggled and shouted to lot him go. and by struggling succeeded in slipping his arms through Mr. Barnes's hands. His youthful and plucky rescuer had ...

... her charms as stood —for she chose to stay and listen to the story of my deception and dismenfiture—leaningee ber father's arm, on which she had pissed her bead Wilda impatiently summoning him from the room. I see her now ea I saw her then, with the long ...

... of October 26 to Sir John Voce Moine, say •- 4 ' have i.everal her •alitute, and it is =tieing to we our I 're-heartod Tommy Atkins friternisilig wit . ctie.uy. A touching little teens happened ve•terlay. One of th• Gordan, ha i arm amputate I. A Boer ...

... obtained a decree for of a hones occupied by Thomas Birch. The rest of the was In ild per week. John Downey Ibtained a decree for paseggioe of a cooopied by John Lynam. The defendant owed eight weeks 'rent at la ed per week. ...

... ankille to put fords their aad re who will c both are eat confider of 114100111111. There ruse masers to the art that Mr. Grattan, bather felt the of the errors of Mirth, will redre from that eandtesney, arid seek the of the people of Drogheda. would cause ...

... it was unfair to make Ireland pay her share of this money while she was not allowed to participate in the honour of bearing arms for the defence of the Unite:: Kingdom. Neither the manner in which the question was raised nor the spirit shown by those who ...