... administration. Grattan, who came over especially for the trial, declared that he admired and honoured O'Connor. The Duke of Norfolk considered that there was no difference of opinion between Mr. O'Connor and himself, so did Lord John Russell, afterwards ...

... 1903. Catholic News A GREAT DONEGAL MAN. DEATH OF REV. M. J. CORDLIKE, We have received from Mr. John J. M'Msnaa, a Derry boy, who is away in Bt. John,New Brunswick, a copy of The New Freeman containing an account of the death and interment of the ...

... place before the next meeting . The meeting was beld 27th July. John O'Connell presided, old here was an immense hushed and excited lig. Smith O'Brien, Meagher, Mitchell, d Henry Grattan were there and so also Daniel O'Connell, jun. The first business ...

... prevailed, Mr. Mac Neill being cheered again and again as he made his appearance. On the motion of Mr. John Teggart, V. 8., seconded by Mr. John A. Quinn, solicitor, the chair was taken amidst applause, by Mr. Jobs Cassidy, president of the Dungannon ...

... ltEcana, Paul Griffith, John Andrews, Hugh Hackett. F. W. E. Hackeakß.A., John Doherty, Thos. Slevin. Con Haughey, Michael M'Cann, J. N'Philomey, Micluiel Andrews, Joseph Devlin, J as . Smith, Wm. Gerraty, D. Donnelly, John Nevin,, John Flood, Jaa. Savage ...

... known a s the • Grattan Par. liament lacked very much of being a representative body, for although Ir.,land was, as it has ever been, overwhelmingly Catholic, no Catholic was eligible to sit in Parliament. The lilt Speaker of the body, John Foster, Baron ...

... Member of one of the oldest 311dnInatt is the County 01 Leitrim, and resxknt of Man.:her:l:4.m) wa., united in mating., to Mr. John Stuart Metter. of Hmtor. at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. he inhere, Win, J. Cunningham (brother of the bride) ...

... weekly meeting r.f the members of the shove Branch wee bad in their Hall, Town Hall Street, on Sunday. the Chief Ranger, Br.. John Hartley, preeding. The woodwarek re ported that there were two members on the sv:u anti they were granted the usual allowanom ...

... Itokm, Minuets, L P• 4. Lough Er * Leoguerz; M. Gleeaon, &Ili of ,Newtowninttler; Henry WEltoy, itlawyres, B..llinamllard ; John I:ato.'.dy, ii )o yo•; a reprelf Cll bra ire of .he rionr (Iv o , nel!, hinnwley. Several prominent. Ferinnswh Gala were ...

... arranging the preliminaries of the duel the -twilight, -Grattan said, 'The gentleman t 'A too far off, I cannot him plainly. Let him near c; and, a ccordingly he, did so. Corry was wounded in the arm. As mietit be antictipated. Mr. COTTv looked after hie ...

... hunger she 1 , 41 almost oompletelv cubit one of her arms. SI, though the ncident of the escape occurr al on 30th June, the bodv wa d tmly discovetri n 31st alt. TEACHERS, CHEN AND NOW. • At Mr. John Dillon's request the Commissioners of N, tional Education ...

... delightful sea trip will long be faveurakey remene:,d by ad those woo took part it. Nearly fear hundred pe.ple,many of Wa en armed witlt cameras of various kids, left the Island town fcr Slip, and the wane at the rails) station for some time previtus to ...