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... Member of one of the oldest 311dnInatt is the County 01 Leitrim, and resxknt of Man.:her:l:4.m) wa., united in mating., to Mr. John Stuart Metter. of Hmtor. at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. he inhere, Win, J. Cunningham (brother of the bride) ...
... Dowling. John Dooly. Francis Drought, Win Dooly, John Dancer, Amyrald Dixon, Kusebnue Do-ly, Thomas Davis, Henry Edwards, Joseph Elliott. John Egan, Michael Edwards. John Egan, Pat Evans, Arthur K. Elliott, John Egan, Kiran Flanagan, Peter ...
... fraction of that to which you are justly entitled —(cheers)—and the Irishman who thinks that be cart now threw away hi. arms, just as Grattan disbanded the Vohniteers in 1783, will Gad, to his sorrowsind distriunion, when boo late, that be has placed himself ...
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... onutury notwithstanding the Lucy had to eueounter. When arm• an spoke* gloriously is College Green, and Corrals filled the Yost Courts with his nisiver'y eirquenee. and the confreres of Grattan similarly spoke in the Irish House of Calmest', at that very ...
... awainst them. To trace the Insurrection to its birth we must go back to the famous occasion when, after Grattan had jeered at the Volunteers as an armed rubble sad frowned them out of existence, the Protestant Bishop of Derry the last of that patriot force ...
... the family residence, Mount Bellew, County Galway, on Sunday, of Mr. Herbert Grattan Ballow, has caused general sympathy in the district. The eldest son of Sir Henry Grattan Bellew Bart., deceased was a descendant of Gratt an, and gave promise of a brilliant ...
... devolution were established. It would be the separation of Ireland front England and Ireland as a nation. (Ap• planet.) Mr. John M'Kee had to content himself with ten minutes to express his views as the hour had advanced. It was rather a pity, as a line ...
... threw beet his arm to laver bleomlf, with • Aiii,i p., action on Ni, inst.. wee Menthol are inersaming. To the melt Oat he got caught to the miler, and his the i.u..hand of Wm Violet Derbyshire, Quill, arm lona off by the shoulder. Dr. John ma. Howe. °rumor ...
... Richardson); 2. Tuffie iffir. John Porter-Porter, D.L.); 3. Paine Messrs. Robert M. Wifson and Charles 3 rD 4 rafftt); 4 Pastime (Major .1. G. C. Irvine, D.L., and Mrs. Irvine); 5, Doreen, Messrs. B. A. Cocper and John A. Lemon); 6. &arm (Mr. Geoffrey G. V. Irvine ...
... assisted at :nu funenn. 'teary Graltort wan rated 2e. 6d and costs for baying buried the body of Anne Grattan an the 4th Jule. 1905, and John Dwyer and John Gilmore. who assisted, were fined Zs. 6d. ascii and costs. Cond.able K..nny appeared a. complainant ...
... F. WOinnity, P.P. (in the aril Mama P. Resß7, J.P., John Magain, D.C., P. Tommy, D.C., Hugh Gunn, D.C. John James 11'Dohy, James M'Kernan, Denis M'CaSrey, T. Ds*, James (Wink*, John Shields, John Swift, A Maguire. A long diaminsion of pirate matters ...