... to see that ' gentlemen' acted then as they art now, upon the true gentlemanlike instinct; they armed (or Ireland and rents, places, and jobs then; they arm fur England and rents, places, and jobs now. Mr Mitehel had among the contributors to his ' United ...

... The and most sentences of Grattan Beacurable geatleman said—My friend at my left—my highly fa whieh he those ideas—that he had attended the eradie of Irish liberty and followed its hearse to the grave.— pert lem Yes, Grattan said He spoke bis own history ...

... COL. JOHN 011AHONY. (Irish- A hoerieller.) The mos t., 4 00 of them who were prominently atm' wi th the lri.h National movement of 13,11i,pribeing reduced by death. Within the m on ths tehel, Martin, sod &moque pm teightee n ent sway. And now the grave ...

... TE CASE OF JOHN hOVES The approaches to the London on Saturday were more than u-nally crowde! on of i's being known that that day was appointed for the trial of John Groves, who was brought so prominently before the pub- lie in reference to the murdered ...

... | one hundred thons. and armed men, chiefly from Uleter, stood togethe shoulder to shoulder as the Irish | Volunteers (great cheering), to demand justice to Ire- land, free trade (applause), a restituticn of constitutional righ's, and liberty to that ...

... Orairgbe Sire, YOUNG CHAMPION, The Property of John Lyneit, will stand MN 1~10 et Drurocaohel. county Louth. Tornio -Gentlemen's Mares. 41 les ; others. ; Groont's Fem, 6d, to be paid at drat &Arrive. VOTING CHAMPION, no w .e Pe) rising 7 years old, is ...

... contrasted with the powers enjoyed by Grattan's Parliament. The theatre was End to overflowing, and the areas onside were thronged by great crowds who cheered Mr Asquith se be entered. The meet i ng was presided over by Mr John Redmond, M P whq in a brief speech ...

... Wiwi, story. The armed wee who sprang from the crop a by Jeer tt were compelled by subtle eso►aetmanta to tuns their arms *gaud, themselves and to destroy each other. Tee esehactmeets of Grattan's reliantly, elogoencs.had destroyed the armed strength of Ireland ...

... Morgan, Annahale; £25 each, John Smith, Monaghan; Joe Mc- Grath, Annadrummond; Paddy McMahon, Lurganmore; ElO each. Matt Jackson, Navan; Joe McGuinness, Oram; Paddy Dowling. Blayney; Billy Hanna, Oram; Barry Quinn. Lisdonny; Grattan Laverty, Tullycoora; Maureen ...

... O'Donnell, Christian Brothers’ Schools Michae! Dillon, Hibernian Bank; Ed M'Donagh, J JG or T OC, Peter O'Neill, P Reilly, John Costello, Dr ‘ogheda Argus Bernard Murtagh. VP, James Jamison, Reporter; James Bradley, F Carpenter, \ Reynolds, & Brett, Kk ...

... COMING GENERAL ELECTION. MItHSAGE FSOSf MR JOHN BEObIOND. The following cabfegrata has been sent to Mr T P O'Connor, M P, care of Mr John O'Callaghan, Secretary of the United Irish League, Boston, USA. by Mr John Redmond, P, Chairman of the Irish Parliamentary ...

... iusurgenta attacked Naas. On Whit Sunday, the 27th, the Yeomen burned the Catholic church st Bonlavogue. Title outrage stung Father John Murphy into indignation, and from being a pacificator he changed to being a leader, and marched at the head of the people to ...