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... LAYING THE FOUNDATION STONE. STIRRING SPEECHES BY. REV. R. FITZHENRY, C.C, SIR THOS. HENRY GRATTAN ESMONDE, BART., M.P., THE LORD MAYOR OF DUBLIN, MESSRS MICHA EL DAVITT AND PATK BYRNE. ( From our Reporters). On Sunday a demenstration, which will rank ...
... contingent from Boo&vog\ne, the parish of which the heroic Father John Murphy had charge at the time when the outrages of :fie English garrison forced him to lead his reoplc in their armed resistance. At the head of the contingent the relatives of Father ...
... Mile | (yDaly, Dublin; John Mac Neill, do; ing—l.3o p.m.—in the grounds was Failte” From O'Gorman’s to a pole peter Murphy, New Ross; John Muran immense assemblage which was aug- decorated with bunting and evergreens | by g 4 John F Kielly, Dungarvan; mented ...
... wrapers, rence?—l know he has no ill will to me. ol anpsinet aO, Tnototi e dhnsti ne “g gy ;}:e. “I think vou had better take my arm | These wrapper bundles, or “hands,” as| _ The Coroner said a -hild of cighteen sparqud s comb iF T blllovs el 'asven still ...
... Hughes (in the chair); Aldermen W Walsh, ] Tighe, Councillors R Hanton, N Gaul, LKelly. 3 Kingsberry, ) Goodwson, ] Doyle, John Kehoe, Ml O'Connor. The Expenses. The expenses for the week amounted to £l9 13s 4d, which was apportioned under the various ...
... Nanqnalxst; beyond the seas ' |o:q mainly by the struggle of Irishmen, had not alone paid a tribute to his worth 114 it was the arme(f revolt led by and disuncn‘on—they‘hnd renewed their peter Lalor, of the Queen’s County, in vows of fidelity to their Motherland ...
... assistance in carrying out the great work upon which you are engaged. Assuring you of our best wishes and support. s = T. H. Grattan Esmonde. Chairman, Wexford County Council. M. A. Ennis, Vice-Chairman. N. J. Frizelle, Assistant Secretary. 3rd November, ...
... Business Envelopes, same quantity or part, at cost price also (ptinted)—‘g‘“ree Press.” Wexford. = WHISKEYS.—john Jameson and Sons “Three Star,” John Power and Sons “Three Swallow,” Bishopwater “10 Years Old.” at lowest prices. Also a Sfiid old Irish Whiskey ...
... it 200 store thfi street, Enniscorthy. says he has rea- present .—Messrs John Bennett, U C:|met with very firtle inquiry- S\ son to complain of the )u_dxmg of caatj; T Kenny, John Sullivan, A J Furlong, and lambs made 4 ':F-EI-!I;‘F tle at the recent ...
... Somers, E J Costello, DC; John J nd - i et - vear, We are losing ouweopl;s}gl_l ev‘““';‘l bI?S‘SS that God can vive. | Egan DC; Thomas Ronayne, James - 36,000 to e have_here in_lreland one of the!>wijle, DC: M J Kem - DC; John llove of native {and fof ...
... E Kehoe, F Basggan, Aidan Doyle. Wi P Carey, P ufl?, Martin Carty, John Byrne. O Conno l{, Clerk of Union; Wm Ryan, ohn Ryan, L Jordan, John Martin, | M‘Guinness, J:-mv.- O'Neill, John Power, J Laler, Thomson, '{ Redmond, A Kehoe, Kenny. P Roche, James ...
... record himseif, or with a name to attract any following, barring Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde, M.P.. who claims kinshi with the great Heary Grattan. \\'cfi mght Sir Henry Grattan Bellew, of Galway, do the same; and so rould some other personages, whose services ...