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... Coulthurst, Mr. Thomas Glover, Mr. John Thompson, Mr. John Baird, Mr. W. Bnnten, Mr. J. Nichol. Mr. E. Stavely, Mr. Moylan, Mr. Geo. F. Davis, Mr. John Dowell, Mrs. Lindsay, Mrs. Scriven, Mrs. M'Gregor, Mr. T. L. Levey, Mrs. John Kerry and child; Mr. and Mrs ...
... Sir Robert Peel d (1850). 3rd -I ion ry Grattan, orator, b (1750). Mary Mod.ois, consort Louis XIII., (1642). Fenliuand Duke Brunswick d (1792). 4th— l.Kiepondence, America (1778). Lord and kuheaded (UfO), John Adonis, PrasiJ. • of the United Suites ...
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... be found in Grattan's, which had also increased the tamale's of the country, but had not benefited its trade. The English Government kept urging the Irish Parliament to remove Roman Catholic disabilities, and it as steadily refused, Grattan himself being ...
... great dial of experience in public affair., and he would find that impenenoe of very great value to him as a magistrate. Mr. John M'Kee, on behalf of the prastiaing members of the bar, welcomed Mr. Dunn to the bench. Mr. Dunn had much knowledge of public ...
... meeting with prayer. There was a fair attendance of registered vestrymen. The minutes of the last meeting were read sad eon- Armed, and then the chairman called on Sergeant Dann, the people's warden, to read the report of the present state of the several ...
... 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 ...
... Caughey. J.P.: John Martin. J.P.: and John Whitla responded in appro• priate stxethrs. Res. Dr. Graham proposed The Town and Trade et Xewtownards. - he was glad to sad•. were increasing. The toast was well received and responded to Lc Messrs. John Revenson ...