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... found Ireland on her knees; I watched over her with a paternal solicitude ; I have traced her progress from injuries to arms, and from arms to liberty. Spirit of Swift ! spirit of Molyneux ! your genius has prevailed ! Ireland is now a nation ! In that new ...
... the war is over — (applause) — sad, let them mark, that is a Home Rule Act far greater than ever Grattan's Home Rule Act was ; for, note that under Grattan's Act the Executive Government of this country was dependent, not on the Parliament of Ireland, ...
... Imperial Parliament ? Had they not returned Pierce o4shony, Mr Meta., Parnell, John Martin, and last bat not least the son of the illustrious Protestant Patriot, Henry Grattan (applause). They elected them knowing teem to be not only good Protestants but ...
... tinguished names. He noticed there the name of Henry Grattan, the great orator of the old Irish Parliament in the century and a half gone by ; also the names of Charles Stswart Parnell, John Dillon, John Redmond, the Archbishop Glennon of St. Louis, 9 A; ...
... had a fatal blow of a the forehead from a man of the name of James Burke, In John-street, which caused a fracture. Verdict of Jury, wilful murder. Secondly, on the body of John Ryan, a countryman. ho was returning from a wedding, when another man of the ...
... see how that Parliament was made free in 1782. Its freedom was granted to the demand of 5;0,000 armed Volunteers, through the lips of the immortal Henry Grattan (hear, bear) In other countries—the South African Republic, for instance—wben they demanded their ...
... that a party of oiangemen Sunday, hud marched into Trim, headed by clergyman, armed with pistol, and that the men were in the service the honorable member opposite. (Mr. H- Grattan) had said no Much thing; hut hud slated that these bad marched into Trim, ...
... Molyneux shouted on to Swift, and Swift to Lucas, and Lucas to Flood, and Flood to Grattan, redoubling the cry. Dungannon Church rang and 70,000 Volunteers rose to arms, and England ratified the Constitution against her will. Thus the idea of 78z is to ...
... Physicians, appeal Dr. Grattan against the College, for expelling him in consequence of some book written against some the Fellows, and attributed to the Doctor. -Mr. Wallace addressed the visitors a few days ago on the part Doctor Grattan, and Sergeant Blackburne ...
... Byroe. CC Messrs John Brennan. prey Wilkinson, William Brennan, Michael Rogers, Piercetowo ; i'bos Andrews John B\rne, Gorge Dumigan, Firmoont; Patrick Savage, Hqgh Gogan. Peter Dowling Peter Murray, Peter Ennia, Patrick Oormley, John Magrath. Joseph Grendon ...
... near ti Merrion square, rite residence of Sir John Arnott, Bart, Chairman of the - .lrish Times, Ltd. Two bombs were thrown at the City Hall by men who afterwards tired at a passing military Jorry at Grattan Bridge. A passenger train was held up at (IDRiney ...
... excepted, whom Grattan oW;n g •- strange'’ passage occurs ; poems to have pro|>osed his model. absence It , stl . that ‘,F should expect that the of wordiness Grattans orations is astonishing, „ n.ind-b.sik on the Irish Church,” by Sir John considering that ...