The Lord Mayor of Dublin in his robes of state appeared before the House of Commons with the same plea, but the Liberal Government was unmoved.

Here he resided the larger portion of the year, living a quieter life than was possible in the city, and driving into Dublin on most mornings to attend to his official duties.

The Northmen alone had made any attempt at invasion; but within the fringe of foreign settlements which they planted along the coast from Dublin to Limerick, the various Irish kingdoms maintained themselves according to their ancient customs, and, as English tribes had done before in Britain, waged frequent war for the honour of a shifting and dubious supremacy.

This is the plant still worn as shamrock on St. Patrick's Day, though Medicago lupulina is also sold in Dublin as the shamrock.

the Earl of Oxford had been made Marquis of Dublin for life, but he already had a seat in the House as Earl.

"Patrick Wethered was as well known as the proverbial town pump; his mysterious and tragic death filled all Dublin with dismay.

He was rector of the new Catholic University at Dublin from 1854 to 1858.

But they refused to be disbanded, and established a convention of armed delegates, to sit in Dublin during the session of Parliament, and to overawe the Houses into passing a series of measures which they prescribed, and which included a Parliamentary Reform Bill of a most sweeping character.

"I want an actual report from Ulster and Dublin of the state of feeling in the country, and, if possible, interviews with prominent people.

They went as aides in an ambulance corps fitted out in Dublin by subscription, but, once on French soil, enlisted in the army.

The Model Schools at Dublin under the Government Board of Education, and the Glasgow Training Schools for Scotland.

In Dublin at present more than half a dozen dramatic societies are continually producing new plays and discovering new acting talent.

It is not a little edifying at this juncture to find the Danes of Dublin amongst those who were enlisted upon the orthodox side.

He wrote to the English Parliament offering to surrender Dublin into their hands, and to leave the country.