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... THOMAS ESMONDE'S OP EAT esnyneetragh; the beautiful reside, of Senator Sir Thomas Henry Grattan Semonde, Bart., three miler from Gorey. was lot on fire on Friday night, en d' ' burned to the ground. Sir Thomas and his three daughters left about a m outh ...
... arose Daniel O’Connell perhaps the most remarkable of all the remarkable men who have ever advocated theCatbolic claims, Grattan, and Curran, and Plunkett were Protestants ; some of the unhappy men whose lives had been forfeited to the laws which they ...
... THE SE/N PRESERVED AND BEAUTIFIED, Britham*s Royal Drtsaornt Balm etaode unrivalled for imparting the Neck, Hand*, and Arms softness and delicacy unaccomplished by any other mesne. induces wealthy action of the Skin, and sallow or yellow hue of the c ...
... Essnonde will preside, and propose The Memori . of the Dead, and Ireland a Nation.' , Mr T J Hea.y, M P, and Mr John E Redmond will be asked to /arm/ to the latter. Those who wish to be at dinner please forward their names to the secs. THE PEOPLE Office, by ...
... grandsons of mem who were shot down for daring to arm themselves —vou ought to be proud of the fact that you have lived to see the day when, with«he goodwill of the democracy of England, you are arming yoursclves in the light of heaven, and when in all ...
... Window Display. Me boor etary drew attention to the Late, suite -of bedroom furniture, for the display s of which Mr. John o.ilantip, 29 Grattan-street (the manufacturer) bod limed the office window' for this week and pex . t, purchased by 'a lady who saw ...
... Connor. Matthew Hayden, Aske : Thomas Dillon.. Grattan-terrace; Edward Barrington. Famonde st.: John flitrke. Clonattin: Patrick Cullen. Wsford at.: Andrew Doyle, Miss Cullen, Wexford at.; Denis 'Kavanagh. John Hall. George st.; Wm. t ran, (Neagh; Patrick ...
... Loran of a brass plate, engraved Henry Grattan's chair;' :et into the broad rail in the middle of the back. It is a comfortable piece of furniture with nothing extraordinary about Be appearance excepting that the arm rails around the hack are much higher ...
... of the light cavalry are to be changed from red back again to blue, aud all the corps are to wear moustachios. The Earl of Cardigan at present commands the 11th Hussars.— Argns, The 61st, service ami depot companies, iast from Cork, lauded at Portsmouth ...
... Faythe; Mr. John P. Ruchford, Main-street; Mrs. Joe Salmon, Swan View; Mr. and Mrs. E. Murphy, Faytbe; Mr. and Mrs. J. Kirwan and family, Carrigeen ; Mr. and Mrs. W. Doyle, South Main-street; John Hayes, do.: John Nolan; John-street; Mrs. ...
... cargoes of butter, fowl, and other agricultural produce. .Bodies Cast Ashore The body of a man, naked, and minus the legs and arms,, was washed ashore at Morris Castle, on Friday last, and the body of a female, also naked, on the following day, at Ballyvaldon ...
... LAYING THE FOUNDATION STONE. STIRRING SPEECHES BY. REV. R. FITZHENRY, C.C, SIR THOS. HENRY GRATTAN ESMONDE, BART., M.P., THE LORD MAYOR OF DUBLIN, MESSRS MICHA EL DAVITT AND PATK BYRNE. ( From our Reporters). On Sunday a demenstration, which will rank ...