... %lte-made; Mattress Frames lbewired with wive mesh.—John Y. Moran. $7 North Ili. Street. Dublin. 1317 AT Weiner's. 17.5 Up. Abbey St.. Dabha—. Overcoats. Suits, Jackets. Tarkisera Breeches, Cardigans. Socks. Puttees. Skootie Jerkins, Tweeds and Serges ...

... Pontoraearner. The trial, Party were represented by Mr Thomas Grattan Ediasode. D.L., and Mr. J. U. Swine K.C. Reprssated. Th. Lard ant sae irrented Captain For op bes. A.D.C., and b.r John The jodatiary was by the lard Chancellor, the Mader of lb. Dolls ...

... Here he is, it is all right; he some, as he' promised, in August. The remark of Mr. John Redmond in hie ' speech the other day that the cardinal mistake ,of Grattan's political carers was his consent; to the disbandment of tha Irish Volunteers; was ...

... that • =halals maw may came • repetition of the cad story Grattan's, Volunteers. The ?embitters also say.:— realise that yoar forme to be effective Baum be erased, sad we are determined that arms shall find their way into the hands of every Volunteer who ...

... Johnston, examined by Mr. Murphy, deposed that she was the sister of the deceased ; In May last she was living at 2 Grattan-terrsoe, off Grattan-street, Lower Mount-street ; dammed sent for witness to take hereof her ; she was then near her confinement ; upon ...

... baeoers. Young Grattan found himself in a painful dilemma. Affection inclined him to hi. father ; coneetiou led him to Lucas. The of the thee forted men to weak oat their *pinions, and Grattan deckled for Lima sod Ira. I lied. Recorder Grattan, Re the lOrs ...

... very recently a memento of Grattan, which should end it. place on Irish soil, was nesasathod to the English National Gallery by Mr. Leahy, who, as the writer of an important chapter of Irish history sad • biography of Grattan, might have bees erpected ...

... his papers with • arm. permiseioe of the Commandant and dem. bumf of Roca Ifl •411 W. Botanic Ooniene ea MU (Them. II be 8 Wank. The committee no Mat Wei. of dl.coeiluae p. hoot this date. The William hay .pi. nught•elight uld. GRATTAN BRIDGE PAWN GYFICR ...

... O'Toole, Geo. bright., John A. Maguire, P. Kenny, Jobe J. Clew, P. M'Donald ' H. Doyle, Theirs Murphy, JAMS Donohoe, Gee. Byrne, James Doyle, Wm. M'Coy, J. J. Hen. mosey, Thomas Manley, H. Thornton, P. J. rtlelntt, Mawr Fans, P. Hayden, John Molby, H. Murphy ...

... forty persons are lying More or less seriously wounded in the hospitals. During Curfew hours last night a party or parties of armed men. some of them disguised. visited many houses—principally in the Northern district of Belfast. and inquired for a number ...

... IlLiinearick, Mr. John yards,, J P. presiding. The other guardians prevent were —Meows Garrett Begg, Joseph O'Neill, Richard Barry. .1 N'lleena, Col W 6 Linalaay, J P, DL; J O'Neill. Thom.; Lenalasn, T C; Copt Hall, James Crosier. J P ; John Fitreimtna, Davad ...

... earls; Oro:lame Jacked, Aprons, etc. John IrEvoy, 31 Copal street, Dubl.e. me b.enal Waltman•* Shelia 11.1; la id ; Merry Wnlon Cellars at 31d; all sues sad *. The Ana.* (koala Drapers and Oalllaarn, i Laval (Grattan Brit_ p 1279 TORKICEN'S Jackets. Overalls ...