... present'Mrs. Richards, Viscount ‘Stopford, 'H.M.L.; Messrs. John_ Sinnott, J.P.; George Walsh, J.P.; Philip Creane, ; J.P.; John G, Poole, h:{les M. O’'Dono| il‘me r&:hn Doyle, Luke Smyth, John . Et ingham_ Moses Bolger, James Fortune, and Patrick Finn ...

... procvedings, Skoteh o Uis Careor iIA~ t« zwnerally known, he s 2 s or S Thomas H. Grattan Fsmonde, o torwmer Member and seniop Wip o the Irsh Parliamentary Party under the lete John Redmond’s leaderiy Mr. Gratian Esionde speass halt a dozea laugzaeges, and bas ...

... seconder of the vote of thanks had mentioned the name of Grattan. The onlv mistake Grattan ever made was the disbanding of the Volunteers: and mow more than a century after, his great gramndsons, Mr Grattan Bellew and himself. were tryine to repair the imjury ...

... Cummins then went on to refer to the Volunteer movement and said every voung man should join it. Mr. John I. Egan, D.C., who recalled the history of Grattan’s Volunteers and dwelt on the constitution of the Irish National Volunteers, said that they would ...

... cross case. irman—This appears to be a battle ro;:l. John Savage was examined, and stated he lived at Gorey Hill with his parents, His father was a small farmer, The Keegans lived at the top of Grattan street. On the night of the 16th June he was coming ...

... Inu_\' Messrs. Thomas Murphy (foreman), John Forrestal, John Purcell, Edward I(‘urt,v, Wm. Whitty, Jumes Redmond, ! Michael Donovan, James Byrne, I’hilip | Kehoe, Terence O’Neill, Patrick Doran, llirynn Cullen, John Grace, and Laurence Murphy. ' Dr. Garrett ...

... that the prisoner was in good health . CO. COUNCILLOR CHARGED WITH POSSESSION OF VOLUNTEER Py DOCUMENT. i Mr. John Sinnott, M.C.C., Grattan Terrace, Wexford, was tried by court martial in Cork on a charge of having a document fliqn«l “Capt. D. Compy.”—a ...

... before Mr. A. Claud Ellis. were either settled or adjourned. Mrs. Mary Rourke. William street, Gorey, had summonses against John Sullivan, same place, and Mary Sullivan, his wife, for alleged abusing and threaten. ing her. An application for an adjournment ...

... third of “Anti-Patriots— Pretonded and Faulty Patriots”; the fourth, ‘‘the Character of the True Patriot Exemplified in that of John Mitchel.” 'l When Hume, in the course of his 4 “History of Great Britain.” comes to | treat of James the First, and one of ...

... 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 ...

... grandsons of mem who were shot down for daring to arm themselves —vou ought to be proud of the fact that you have lived to see the day when, with«he goodwill of the democracy of England, you are arming yoursclves in the light of heaven, and when in all ...

... 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 ...