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... trial being admitted to the Courthouse. At all the approaches to the Courthouse armed soldiers and police were posted. Messrs. Corrigan, 8.C., Dudley White, 8.C., and John O'Byrne (instructed by the Chief State Solicitor) prosecuted. The prisoner was defended ...
... Church iu which Daniel O’Connell Jived and died, bat those other communions from one which in my boyhood came John Mitchel and John Martin, and from another which issued my own leader, the leader of all ns, whoso work we are now bringing to completion ...
... their fathers' God. Mr. Grattan now feel* and knows the spirit of the parly for whom has long laboured. far the Protestant and Conservative cause is concerned it just the same. are no losers by the Meath tournament between Grattan and Lucna.—JJrogltfUa ...
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... and infamous. It was to such accusations Lord London derrv’* cpitlicls applied. Grattan. Kvj.. M l'., 01, Manclicstcr BmUings. No. 3. Reform Club. June 12 Mr Henry Grattan presents his compliments to Lord Londonderry. He has received portion of a newspaper ...
... on Major Paid Grattan, deacribed aa the non of Derryman, who ...
... 13ib, and I think I embarked on tba 15'b February, 1855; Lord Cardigan was Brigadier General during part of the time; Lord Cardigan wrote letter complaining of certain acta of mine; Lord Cardigan was under personal command, and be complained in bis letter ...
... opposit’on. and to his defence the American Expediting of 4,000 Irish troops sent on his plea that they would out as “armed negotiatvrs.” Grattan, in an attack upon Flood, delivered in the Irish House of Commons. October, 1783. in regard this matter, said— With ...
... Messrs. Francis Doherty, Peter Slevin, Bernard M'Golrick, John M‘Gaharen, PatrickConaghan, Edward Britton, William Gillespie, Michael Dunion, HisghLenaghea, Timothy M'Mullen, Thomas M'Gefctigan, John Coyle, James Waugh, Charles Sweeney, James M‘Loone, Patrick ...
... age. Another Senator's Mansion HR THOMAS ESMONDE'S HEAVY LOSS. Ballynastragh, the beautiful residence of Senator Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde, Bart, three miles from Gorey, was set on fire on Friday night and burned to the ground. Sir Thomas and his daughter ...
... tiioa taking innaiurc* ¦¦â¢cnaary (or organising mctropolia cnii(uriciiy with tbani by VVtu. A. Dane, Esq., seconded by John Grattan, F.M| ; Kno)redâThat a pnbli; meeting the Orangemen of Ireland he called, to lake into conti-leralion the position Orangcitae ...
... night under the twelve o’clock role. Ho urged that there was no analogy between Grattan’s Pailiameot and the so-called Constitution proposed by this Bill. The demerit of Grattan’s Parliament was that it was narrow and Protestant ascendancy Parliament, but ...