... brilliant accomplishments in art and war, literature and song. O’Connell, in hi# moderate work repeal was persecuted; Davis, John Mitehel, and Heegher wme persecuted and tracked, and many the ’4B men were driven away convict hulks to mi* with the scum of ...

... rare. Or even such artist lived and wrought? To trace epitaph largo and fair, To breathe the soul nation« thought.* First Grattan passed, with his lips of flame, . Fire-touched by Heaven with burning coal— | prophets unto the nations came— I hasten ...

... minding your coat arms and the Latin words under it, Toni track in tlie gutter would be belter nor your leaf ant sow I and body. lam quite in I tell you. Sloeveen —ThraaiV i, we're obliged you, Miss Lacy: it’s piiy you haven’t a coat arms yourself that ’ud ...

... Terefico Halligan. T. 0.; JoSm Foley, T.C. (treasurer); Miolunol P. Maher (s'cioiary), ri:;g. Patrick Kava;iag)i, PatnoK Kelly, John o‘Bnien, l*kiY\ , ard Doyle, Patick Itloran, -P« pi>ard. Patrick Dawson, Walt-T Dcyle. P. J. Kollv. Tho GniJigo; Francis Boyley ...

... Imlyour (m the el,air), il„, Mnrrav and Mr. R. Mr. Martin) was m nttendane,-. Threatening Langiiagu and Malicious liijury. John Murphy was summoned fur min. threatening language Thomas Wof farm servant in the employments lames Lane, id bheeptown. 'ilmm ...

... of Murty Byrne against John Lavan was next proceeded with. Complainant deposed that was a workman with Mr. Steadman. He mot a man named John Levan on July 23rd outside .Vlr.* Hill's place. There were two others -vith him. John Hill and Mark Hopkins. Witness ...

... Irishmen could settle the • Land Question among themselves they struck the greatest for Hule for ♦hat ever was struck fauce Grattan carried his Independence. I have difficidty in ayowing that Tor one the charms of the Land Conferenceone of the Qungjs that ...

... PRISONER’S REMARKABLE DEMEANOfU. tile conclusion the pronouncement of the death sentence the warders gripped Fee by the arms, and turned to leave the dock took last i,nick glance around the croud and smiled broadly. The last that was seen of him as ...

... J.P., Chairman than District Council; John Plunkett. r.D.C.; Patrick M Donnell, 'lown Clerk. -- Daniel ( ondreu JI.C.C.; Captain Murray, T. 0.; Hugh Rev. Father O’Rourke, C.C.: Major Richards. Curracloe—Mr. John Cash. Cnrno—Mr. i-'durond Doyle. The Sec ...

... bore intelligent audience. However. I hop© what I can. Hoping committee will lioar in mind that the voice of first shot small arm will pale into insignifiranee before the mighty thunder of of your great guns. when you hear, forgive, and wishing meeting every ...

... Council—Messrs. John M'Crea, Michael Fleming, .P. J. Maguire. John O’Toole, P. Maguire, P, Lynch, and Martin Fitapatrick. Castlcbridge Bund—Messrts. John Mur* Thos. Murray, Neville, M. Dalton, Thoa. Hagan, Frank Murphy (donductort; M. Murphy, John Murphy. Jklward ...

... luul to endure; and ono day called the leading men of his parish together, and told them that it •vas butter to like men, with arms in their hands, than like dogs in ditch. They only . wanted tho word. Suddenly an. army of Wexford peasants sprang up, if by ...