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... ago, came as a surprise to those unaware of certain developments that had taken place in Dublin during the pas few weeks. Mr. John Devoy and Judge Cohalan were largely instrumental in composing past differences, ;and were working towards that end during ...
... whose wide open arms the girl sped with a cry of Mother. Her father, tall, spare, and rather quiet of aspect, then came from the shadow of the hall and kissed her fondly; and with these dear faces looking into hers, and these dear arms clasping her closely ...
... happened to him, Mr. . . . . . . . Donevan? Owen M'Carthy in John Grant's It's not known yet, Mrs. Grant, kitchen. The children were in bed, and said Kevin, with importance. That is, John, his wife, and a very distressed-; he was run down by a motor-car ...
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... seconded by Mr, M'Grath. a..‘: (.,,,. us in- wards), John Hart and Hugh Bell stela source of Football League. The weather was ideal, Mr. Harry proposed, and Mr. Doyle se- (beadles) and John M'Court (secretary). ANIMATED DISCUSSION. '' and there was ...
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... next generatio, the work was continued by a group of Dan Catholic merchants, headed by John Keogh, and supported by the political influence Edmund Burke, Henry Grattan and Wolfe Tone. The result of their labours, said the lecturer, was the Irish Catholic ...
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... freedom, as is seen in his epoch-making pamphlet. The Resurrection of Hungary. lie would have welcomed the reAoration of Grattan's Parliament. the sovereignty of the Ring Lords and Commons of Ireland or the setting up of O'Connell's Council of Three ...
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... Society, and is at present editing for the Irish Historical Mss. Commission manuscripts relating to John Forbes, Member of Parliament for Wexford, who was Grattan's financial adviser. Dr. Kiernan founded the National University Club in London in 1929. Cattle ...
... to offer better opportunities for advancement. He at first espoused the cause of the Grattan party, but gradually he slipped over to the other side and became Grattan's chief antagonist and Lord Castlereagh's right-hand man. He was given positions in the ...