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... with one arm broken off. Its pedestal is eight inchil over ground, and w.easures one foot ten inches by ope foot three inches; from the pedestal to the top measures three feet six inches, and it was three feet. four inches in breadth at the arms. This crops ...
... THOMAS ESMONDE'S OP EAT esnyneetragh; the beautiful reside, of Senator Sir Thomas Henry Grattan Semonde, Bart., three miler from Gorey. was lot on fire on Friday night, en d' ' burned to the ground. Sir Thomas and his three daughters left about a m outh ...
... Essnonde will preside, and propose The Memori . of the Dead, and Ireland a Nation.' , Mr T J Hea.y, M P, and Mr John E Redmond will be asked to /arm/ to the latter. Those who wish to be at dinner please forward their names to the secs. THE PEOPLE Office, by ...
... Window Display. Me boor etary drew attention to the Late, suite -of bedroom furniture, for the display s of which Mr. John o.ilantip, 29 Grattan-street (the manufacturer) bod limed the office window' for this week and pex . t, purchased by 'a lady who saw ...
... Faythe; Mr. John P. Ruchford, Main-street; Mrs. Joe Salmon, Swan View; Mr. and Mrs. E. Murphy, Faytbe; Mr. and Mrs. J. Kirwan and family, Carrigeen ; Mr. and Mrs. W. Doyle, South Main-street; John Hayes, do.: John Nolan; John-street; Mrs. ...
... Loran of a brass plate, engraved Henry Grattan's chair;' :et into the broad rail in the middle of the back. It is a comfortable piece of furniture with nothing extraordinary about Be appearance excepting that the arm rails around the hack are much higher ...
... fleilloiMto Ireland. On the lOth April, 1 Grattan nose to Moro the Amendment to the Address. embodying the 63- eential points of the Irish demand. Ti ere have been few more glorious days in Irish history than this. Grattan made hi> way to the Fienr.to through ...
... HAYES John and Elizabeth Hayes. Boderhan, Arthurstown, New Ross— In loving memory our parents, Dad, who died July 28, 1988; and Mum, who died July 28, 1993. May you rest in peace together. —Sadly missed by Margaret, Walter, Nicholas and John. 50152048-30 ...
... search of a police-constab l e. Nearthe Swiss-cottage, St. John's-wood, be fo _nd one. The constable at once went with him and found the woman, her head covered with a man's sleeveless Cardigan jacket When this was removed her face ere seen to be blood-stained ...
... does quite enough for Home Rale by talking of Grattan's Parliament. Well, now, to talk of Grattan's Parliament at the preeent day is simply an absurdity. Grattan's Parliament is simply impossible. Under Grattan's Parliament the Irish had no voice whatsoever ...
... Comen o f age i . SLICE OF LIFE . . . John Quinn, Ballyharron, Crossabeg, cutting the cake at his twenty-first birthday party at The Maltings, Castlebridge, watched by his parents, Denis and Mary Quinn. WELL-ARMED . . . Sean and Bernie McGuire, Bernadette ...
... excitement, ye're heardP Whit *miter are we to send haek to the two good Earls? Can there be any question of it? asked John,. tat second son, quietly, looking round with a smile, first at the downcast Francis and then et the others, whose faces, unlike ...