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... DISCOVERY OF GRATTAN'S CARRIAGE. The latest addition to the treasures of the National Museum, Hildare•street, Dublin, is in the shape of an old carriage of historic interest. It belonged to the Grattan Bellew family of Tinnahinch, Enniskerry, county Wicklow ...
... ARMED RUFFIANISM. TILE murder of young Leary, a farmer's son, neer Castleisland, at the hands of an emergencyman on Wednesday evening, ought to be a warning to magistrates how they should arm the lowest class cf ruffians to be found in this country, to ...
... the cheers, but one of the three-man delegation of captain Benny Farrell, John Devereux and Larry Kehoe, was heard to remark that they'd be back in another two weeks with the Grattan-Esmonde Cup. ...
... INQUEST ON THE LATE NS. F. D. GRATTAN GUINNESS. Dr. William White, City Coroner, held an inquest on Monday on the body of Mr Frederick barley Grattan Guinness, whore eery sudden demise occurred on 3 iturday. Dr. Darley, Q. 0., instructed by Mr. Hutton ...
... WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1883. amongst Englishmen, was the honoured name of John Bright. Rit in his old age John Blight turned to coercion, and he brought shame and dishonour to his grey hairs by turning traitor to his principles. Well, a circumstance occurred ...
... Major John Malcht with suitable flags, banners, streamers, etc. The Chair was occupied by Mr. Donahoe, who has already served one term as President of the society. On his right were Governor Washburn, and other invited guests. On his left were Mr. Taylor ...
... Solicitors for certain next. of kin. St. John's, Newfundland, July 30, 1887. GRATrAN AND PARNELL. HOW HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF. The lives of Grattan and Parnell reveal some striking coincidences of date and fact. Grattan was born in 1746 ; C. S. Parnell in 1846 ...
... if they had expressed displeasure, the dictate of armed men ought to be di-regarded by parliament. We have no intention, indeed, to depreciate Grattan, but 'tis difficult to untie:stand how the Grattan of 'B2 and 'B3 can be considered that same individual ...
... impracticable, and Grattan had given notice on the 14th March that he would bring forward the Declaration of I:ithts ott the 16th of April. The Duke of Portland, however, knowing that delay was his best expediency attempted to temporise but Grattan would admit ...
... MEAGHER. There is an old man—with stooped shoulders, long, thin arms, the sparest figure, haggard face, lips firmly set, an eye with the searching glance of a grey eagle--that is Henry Grattan! What of him ? He had a great cause, a great opportunity, a great ...
... e Garnakill, and Ballycrane, containing 405 a. 3r. 25p Statute, of prime Grazing, Dairy or Tillage Land, !held from Miss Grattan Guinness and another, of Tunbridge Wells, as tenant from year to year, at the very moderate rent of £2lO 15s. Bd. This Farm ...
... stock for the improvement of Wexford should he made u test question at the next. local election. Proposed its Mr. John Murphy. seconded hy John Sinnott.--That we lipped to • fellow toilers in the labour association in the minty. to ate with ie. in securing ...