... never let rip. whee .oddly a 'lough. are not to be ear again carry the day. Grattan . how. Bri v St. Annex. 10th May (ref.. gear and it was only question of M. McCaughey . John Niorie and marked for blame of this defer' ever have along line of conquests ...

... moderation rise to the occasion, and once more assume the reins of guidance vacated by John Redmond when the dead statement, relinquished the Iselin, and with Henry Grattan we will say, Est perpetwo ! On Sunday night, as Head Constable Kearney, Newry, was ...

... debate went on with unflagging spirit on both sides until about seven o'clock the morning of the 16th, when cry arose that Grattan was coming had only just Is-cn elected for Wicklow, before midnight, the writ having been purposely withhold by Castlersagh ...

... Curlew, Riverdale Hotel, the other defendant, MI. Parnon. sow, at 2 a.m. on the night Pebnuiry 16th ; (2) unlawfully COLLAPSED John Carnew on same The witness saw from this man's =sem ; (3) causing malicious condition that he needed immedwant to the glass ...

... to save the shipwrecked crews : Brigantine Black Diamond, of Guerasey, 6 lives saved; barque Shannon, of London, 4; sohooner John Wesley, of Aberystwyth, 5; ketch Louisa, of Bideford, 4; as Anatolian, of Liverpool, 26; smack Temperanso Star, of Rocker, ...

... From each and all of those famous men he was perfectly distinct in the matter and manner of his eloquence. As artificial Grattan, he was speaker who would outstrip him in the magic that transforms a multitude from being inert and untouched into muss swayed ...

... persona were now »won« on the petty jury, vis , Messrs William (foreman). John Butter)y. Matthew Biggere, John Dully, John Davis. Robert Daly, G. Dawson, James Hughes, Win. Kertland, John Hawkins, Edwd. Holmes, T. H. Elliott. Catherine 3d'Mahnn was foond guilty ...

... grandfather, Sir John Parnell; was Chencellor of the Exchequer in the Irish administration nearly ninety years ago—a prisitiou he Hung up rather than vote for this Umun. His father was a scarcely less prominent man—the trout of Grattan and O'Counett. Ti ...

... one o'oloek on pga lest, in the Mayoraltyßooms, to ina eollenion for the equipment of the Volunteers His Worship the Mayor John Callagben, J P). presided, and ove was a Imp and extremely enthusiastic ow e those present were—Rev Father ▪ 08 F ; Rev Father ...

... history have met with the foulest abuse, ail thui Henry Grattan, that most devoted of men, w-is stoned publicly in the streets Dublin. B such trials as these did no» for one affect ibo patriotism of John Mitchell or Smith Bnen and did not down to her col bosjin ...

... Foods Ireland Ltd. Social Club annual badminton tournament. Also in pictine Off toeth's end Denny Nugget ---were replaced by John Bo y lan and Sean Mc/Lrdle. (S), and Armagh's D. Mackin (1 1) snd L MeCsli• (19). The' home side played with the over and at ...

... much In the news at the end of 1981 They should make the senior grade with ease for they have physique in abundance and are armed with more experience than most promott.d sides, but they will be severely tested by Drumhowan. Clontibret appear to be on the ...