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... Southampton (Grattan). Meeting the Wanaham Arms. The president, Dr. O’Meara, presided. The Coronation Oath was discussed, and resolution paeeed calling on the Irish members to do their utmost to get this insult to Catholics removed. The following officers ...
... Southampton (Grattan). branch held usual fortnichfly meeting the 15th inei. Wareham Arms, Dr. W. P. O’Meara, J.P., presiding. After the usual branch bun ness had been t ransacted a delightful musical programme was aona through. those who contributed, ...
... Southampton (Grattan). i ®cond meeting of the winter session of branch was held at the Wareham Arms °!? ' - After the usual business of the branch had been transacted Dr. W. O’Meara, the president of the branch, *deuvered address in which he reviewed ...
... meeting on Sunday next | for the purpose of electing delegates to represent BATLEY (JOHN DILLON). ‘this branch at the Annual Convention. Mr. Meeting on Sunday at Foresters’ Arms Inn, Neill, president of the branch, is expected to at- Mr. James Hanley, president ...
... sentenced to 13 penal servitude; John Connor (‘Tits), John (Greeves), Thomas Mahony, and Philip seven years’ penal servitude each; Jehn aged 18, seven years’ pemal servitude; J i Heaiy, 18 months ; Joseph Molloy and John: Delany, 12 months’ each, A further ...
... RE GRATTANS' TRUSTS. This case came before the Rolls Court on Saturday to have a schemeeettled for the application of a fund bequeathed by the late Right Hon. James Grattan for the benefit of the Queen's County Infirmary under certain conditions. The ...
... LECTURE GRATTAN. AN IRISH LORD'S VIEW OF AN IRISH PATRIOT. ford Castletown of Upper Ossery lectured on Henry Grattan tothe members of the Irish Literary Society atthe of Arts, John street, Adelphi, London. Mc R Barry O’Brien occupied the cheir, and was ...
... GRATTAN. AND ITS 3 LESSON IN IRISH HISTORY. JOHN DOYLE of a-conntry is made up ofthe of its great and remarkable men ; p frequently repeats itself in the the stady of the records of the ssons to be learnt from that-.study, eat importance aa guide-lines ...
... RIALOVAL OF ARMS. On Wednesday, as officer's guard of the 36th depot now lying in Belfast, conetstmg of mitt officer and eighteen rank and file, arrived hers to •emove tb' arms of the ',rolled local pensioners. The arm*, numbering fifty stands, were slued ...
... Radclyffe Dolling, Esq, of a Angust 6, et Eastland = i: of John E Dowling, Esq, M a Angust 10) 3886, at Navan, of a daughter. ~August IN of Dr Finegan, t No 7 Pembroke road, i L eut-Colonel EB Grattan, C + and T Sta‘, of at 1(2%South Circular —Aug 10, 1°86 ...
... THE AMERICAN ARMS.— Drawn bt Jamss Mulligan (53634). have had holidays, will have had them he- j fore the season closes. “All work and no i play,” you know, had a bad effect on cer- { tain individual named Jack,” and if the i work happens be in close ...
... railway trains, and cut the wires; a conflict with the military ensued, when many of the inenp gents were killed. John Brown was cao John Brown, for his anti-slavery tured and executed 2nd December, 1868, ploite and death were not forgotten. In the was ...