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... bu Chock University career.an nn happy mtraagemant caasad by Grattan’s adoption c ( liberal views poliUoa divided him from f-tber Be «m received with open arms bis nndes, but tba elder Grattan’s resentment never esekd, and bkdsatkba bequeathed all property ...
... Lower Leoson fctraet. ROBERT 11. GRATTAN & Co., 18 FLEET STREET, DUBLIN. RALE THIS DAT. BUttKfc s OKEAT ROOMS. Important ibe Nobility. UeßlfT, FlorLtU. Jto. EXTENSIVE HALE A Cboiee Collection of ORNAMENTAL AND PLANTS. Ac. JOHN BURKE tiM reecired iostrocliooj ...
... GRAZIER ATTACKED BY ARMED motor cars. ; * repaid th« licensee* » propwrcertittcaleowng i .cci etk aw produced to the Revenue •utboritie*. ,{» GENERAL REMARKS. OCTOBER !•« NEXT. | u fiwl time that tasation vehiclea _ Ajwing are the chief rogulaUooe. ...
... 80/el Marine Ad. Bray, (or Scotland. John Hntohell, Erq, and F M Faulkner, Eeq, have ft the Breslio Marina Hotel, Bnj. Genera), Mrs, and the Miseea Coffin aad party ire left the Brea]la Royal Marine Hotel, Bray. Mrs Grattan Bellow, family, and mite, have lift ...
... mStipeJSl brilibtxt, Uid srwlMt»» baas •Bzioa* to moat- roneebeied tin tlhutrioo* vtia vUcfa included tto naaMt tl Borin, and Grattan. Mjr tin* tin Anna ofOombmos (tt tin pnaeat day ttara «ara Imb raanbaro aniwatod tSTtonn *» **• and rellgioaa fw*doto paapla ...
... Lord and Lad/ John Manners have arrived tie Colonel and Mrs Acton loft Kingstown yesterday far Lady L Grattan armed at Kingstown yesterday bin Eaglaod, Viscount Bangor and saito arrived at the Sielhoarse Hotel. Captain Sir S J Cotter, Bart, L, haa arrived ...
... ADDRESS MR. JOHN ROBERTS. In another column will be found aa address to Mr John Kob*rt*. late traffic manager of the Waterford and Limerick Railway, presented the traffic staff. Mr Roberts, who now hold* the position at oonactiiog traffic manager the ...
... military rendezrons. and that so many times | t tie clash arm* was to he heard ringing • echo among tho surrounding cliff*. A glance at tbs history of may not ba inopportune. More then i seven hundred years ago HuRTAOIt, Prince of Hy-Kinsellagb. confederate ...
... MB JOHN BRIGHT ON IMPEEIAL RATION, (or iwLMkArw.l _ . Mr Ncotoo, Uri How SooUl Wrioo labour delegate, recently wrote John Bright thanking ban for loiter ««nd«ma* : ttoaof Imperial lodoratkw. Mortoa ratenod to the Now cootißient to tbs Soudan a atop which ...
... Bdlingham, Il Lertngo, Bart. ; Capri Molyoout. Armagh ; King. Bart. D.L.; John Power, KI raid Borongh, Bart.; John Ennis. B*rt. ; Thomas II»rIn’, Edward Urotran, Colmao O'L-whlen. M.P., John Gray. M.P.; El ward Coey. High Sheriff; WdUim Nor , Bart, -. Robert ...
... second daughter of Henry Grattan, Esq., may take and use the surname i-f Grattan In addition to and before that of Bellow, and quarter the arms of Grattan with his family arms, in compliance with proviso the will of the Hon James ...
... Lord Cardigan to Colonel Callhorpe since the publication the first edition Letters from Headquarters, and the conduct of Col. Calthorpe to Lord Cardigan, had been such as, according to the ordinary practice this country, disentitle Lord-Cardigan to the ...