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Irish physician , surgeon , newspaper proprietor , journalist and politician Sir John Gray JP Memorial statue on Dublin 's O' Connell street Born ( 1815-07-13) 13 July 1815 Claremorris , County Mayo , Ireland Died 9 April 1875( 1875-04-09 ) ( aged 59 ) Bath , Somerset , England Resting place Glasnevin Cemetery , Dublin Nationality Irish Other names John Grey Title MP for Kilkenny City Term 1865-1875 Political party Liberal Party Home Rule League Spouse Mary Anna Dwyer Children 5 Sir John Gray JP ( 13 July 1815 - 9 April 1875 ) , sometimes spelt John Grey , was an Irish physician , surgeon , newspaper proprietor , journalist and politician . Gray was active both in municipal and national government for much of his life , and had nationalist ideals - which he expressed as owner of the Freeman 's Journal , chairman of the Dublin Corporation Water Works Committee between 1863 and 1875 , and Member of Parliament in the House of Commons of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland for Kilkenny city from 1865 until his death . He was a supporter of Daniel O'Connell , and later of Charles Stewart Parnell , and advocated a repeal of the Act of Union . Through his offices with Dublin Corporation , the Vartry Reservoir water supply works were completed , introducing a freshwater supply to Dublin city and suburbs . He died at Bath in England on 9 April 1875 . Shortly after his death , his contributions to the provision of the water supply , and the beneficial impact this had to conditions of public health in Dublin , were recognised in a memorial statue on O' Connell Street . Early life John Gray was born in Claremorris , County Mayo ; the third son of John and Elizabeth Gray of Mount Street . He was educated at Trinity College Dublin , and obtained the degree of M.D and Master in Surgery at Glasgow University in 1839 . Shortly before his marriage in the same year , he settled in Dublin and took up a post at a hospital in North Cumberland Street . He was admitted as a licentiate of the College of Physicians in due course . Gray was publicly minded , and contributed to periodicals and the newspaper press . In 1841 he became joint proprietor of the Freeman 's Journal - a nationalist paper which was then published daily and weekly . He acted as political editor of the Journal for a time , before becoming sole proprietor in 1850 . As owner , Gray increased the newspaper 's size , reduced its price and extended its circulation . Politics Gray entered politics at a relatively young age , and attached himself to O'Connell 's Repeal Association . As a Protestant Nationalist , he supported the movement for the repeal of the Acts of Union with Britain . In October 1843 , Gray was indicted with O'Connell and others in the Court of the Queen 's Bench in Dublin on a charge of sedition and " conspiracy against the queen " . In the following February , Gray , together with O' Connell , was condemned to nine months imprisonment , but early in September 1844 the sentence was remitted on appeal . The trial had a strong element of farce , as the hot-tempered Attorney General for Ireland , Sir Thomas Cusack-Smith , challenged Gray 's counsel , Gerald Fitzgibbon to a duel , for which he was sternly reprimanded by the judges . From then on Gray was careful to distance himself from the advocacy of violence in the national cause , though he was sympathetic to the Young Ireland movement without being involved in its 1848 rebellion . Through the growing influence of the Freeman 's Journal ( of which he was the sole proprietor from 1850 ) , he became a significant figure in Dublin municipal politics . He was also active in national politics during an otherwise quiet period of Irish politics up until 1860 . With the resurgence of nationalism after the famine he helped to organise the Tenant 's League founding conference in 1850 , standing unsuccessfully as the League 's candidate for Monaghan in the 1852 election . Later Gray was to originate and organise the " courts of arbitration " which O'Connell endeavoured to substitute for the existing legal tribunals of the country . Following O'Connell 's death , Dr . Gray ( in 1862 ) inaugurated an appeal for subscriptions to build a monument to O' Connell on Sackville Street ( now O' Connell Street ) . Independent from O'Connell , Gray continued to take a prominent part in Irish politics and in local affairs . In municipal politics , Gray was elected councillor in 1852 and alderman of Dublin Corporation , and took an interest in the improvement of the city . As chairman of the committee for a new water supply to Dublin , Dr . Gray actively promoted what would become the " Vartry scheme " . The Vartry Reservoir scheme involved the partial redirection and damming of the Vartry river in County Wicklow , the building of a series of water piping and filtering systems ( and related public works ) to carry fresh water to the city . This work was particularly important in the improvement of conditions in the city , and to public health , as it improved sanitation and helped reduce outbreaks of cholera , typhus and other diseases associated with contaminated water . On the opening of the works on 30 June 1863 , Gray was Knighted by the Earl of Carlisle , then Lord Lieutenant of Ireland . Partially in recognition of these efforts , Gray would later be nominated for the position of Lord Mayor of Dublin for the years 1868-69 , but he declined to serve . Political reformer In national politics , the Liberal government at the time was keen to conciliate an influential representative of the moderate nationalists to support British Liberalism and who would resume O'Connell 's constitutional agitation . In an unusual alliance with the Catholic Archbishop of Dublin , Paul Cullen ( 1803-1878 ) , a man devoted to O'Connell 's memory , Gray 's newspaper exploited this shift in government policy . It supported the archbishop 's creation , the National Association of Ireland , established in 1864 with the intention of providing a moderate alternative to the revolutionary nationalism of the Fenians . The Freeman 's Journal adopted the aims of the Association as its own : it advocated the disestablishment of the Anglican Church of Ireland , reform of the land laws , educational aspirations of Irish Catholicism and free denominal education . In the 1865 general election , Gray was elected MP for Kilkenny city as a Liberal candidate . In this capacity he campaigned successfully at Westminster and in Ireland for the reforms also advocated in his paper ; his newspaper 's inquiry into the anomalous wealth of the established church amidst a predominately Catholic population contributed considerably to Gladstone 's Irish Church Act 1869 . Gray helped to furnish the proof that Irish demands were not to be satisfied by anything other than by radical legislation . He fought for the provision in the new Landlord & Tenant ( Ireland ) Act 1870 for fixity of tenure , which Gladstone eventually conceded . The Act 's other weaknesses however resulted in its failure to resolve the " land question " , the accompanying coercion , the disappointment with Gladstone 's handling of the university question and national education , caused Gray to deflect from the Liberals and become mistrusted in Britain . In the general election of 1874 he was re-elected on this occasion as a Home Rule League MP for Kilkenny , joining its Home Rule majority in the House of Commons , and held his seat until his death the following year . Death and legacy Gray 's tombstone in Glasnevin Cemetery Sir John Gray died at Bath , in England , on 9 April 1875 . His remains were returned to Ireland and he was honoured with a public funeral at Glasnevin Cemetery . Almost immediately afterwards public subscriptions were sought for the erection in O'Connell Street , of a monument to Gray . The monument was completed in 1879 and was dedicated to the " appreciation of his many services to his country , and of the splendid supply of pure water which he secured for Dublin " . His legacy also included his contributions to the passage of the Irish Church and Land Bills , his advocacy for tenant 's rights and his support of the Home Rule movement . Gray had married Mary Anna Dwyer of Limerick in 1839 , and they had five children ; three sons and two daughters . One of his sons , Edmund Dwyer Gray took over the management of the Freeman 's Journal . Edmund also followed his father into politics , and would eventually become MP for Dublin ( Stephen 's Green ) , Lord Mayor of Dublin ( 1880-1881 ) , and a supporter of Charles Stewart Parnell . Edmund John Chisholm Dwyer-Gray ( Edmund Dwyer Gray 's son , and Sir John Gray 's grandson ) would become Premier of Tasmania . Arms CAPTION : Coat of arms of John Gray Notes Granted by John Bernard Burke , Ulster King of Arms , 4 July 1863 . Crest An anchor erect Sable entwined as in the arms with a ribbon Azure with the word VARTRY inscribed thereon in letters of Gold . Escutcheon Argent an anchor erect Sable entwined by a ribbon Azure with the word VARTRY inscribed thereon in letteres of Gold on a canton of the third a castle of the first flammant Proper . Motto Anchor Fast Anchor

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irish physician [PERSON] , surgeon [PERSON] , newspaper proprietor [PERSON] , journalist [PERSON] and politician sir john [PERSON] gray [PERSON] jp memorial statue [PERSON] on dublin [PLACE] 's o' connell street born [PERSON] ( 1815-07-13) 13 july [PERIOD] 1815 claremorris [PLACE] , county mayo [PLACE] , ireland [PLACE] died 9 april [PERIOD] 1875( 1875-04-09 ) ( aged 59 ) bath [PLACE] , somerset [PERSON] , england resting place glasnevin cemetery [PLACE] , dublin nationality irish [PERSON] other names john grey [PERSON] title mp [PERSON] for kilkenny city [PLACE] term 1865-1875 political party liberal party home rule league [GROUP] spouse mary anna dwyer [PERSON] children [PERSON] 5 sir john [PERSON] gray [PERSON] jp ( 13 july [PERIOD] 1815 - 9 april [PERIOD] 1875 ) , sometimes spelt john grey [PERSON] , was an irish physician [PERSON] , surgeon [PERSON] , newspaper proprietor [PERSON] , journalist [PERSON] and politician [PERSON] . gray [PERSON] was active both in municipal and national government [GOVERNMENT] for much of his life [EVENT] , and had nationalist ideals [EVENT] - which he expressed as owner [VEHICLE] of the freeman [PERSON] 's journal [QUANTITY] , chairman [HEAD] of the dublin corporation water [WATER] works [UNKNOWN] committee [HUMAN GROUP] between 1863 and 1875 , and member [PERSON] of parliament [HUMAN GROUP] in the house [PLACE] of commons [UNKNOWN] of the united kingdom [PLACE] of great britain [PLACE] and ireland [PLACE] for kilkenny city [PLACE] from 1865 until his death [EVENT] . he was a supporter [PERSON] of daniel o'connell [UNKNOWN] , and later of charles stewart parnell [PERSON] , and advocated a repeal [ACT] of the act [ACT] of union [PLACE] . through his offices [FUNCTION] with dublin corporation [INSTITUTION] , the vartry reservoir water supply [ACT] works [UNKNOWN] were completed , introducing a freshwater supply [ACT] to dublin city [PLACE] and suburbs [PERSON] . he died at bath [PLACE] in england [PLACE] on 9 april [PERIOD] 1875 . shortly after his death [EVENT] , his contributions [ACT] to the provision [ACT] of the water supply [ACT] , and the beneficial impact [ACTION] this had to conditions [CONDITION] of public health [PROPERTY] in dublin [PLACE] , were recognised in a memorial statue [PERSON] on o' connell street [PLACE] . early life john [PERSON] gray [PERSON] was born in claremorris [PLACE] , county mayo [PLACE] ; the third son [PERSON] of john [PERSON] and elizabeth gray [PERSON] of mount street [PLACE] . he was educated at trinity college [INSTITUTION] dublin [PLACE] , and obtained the degree [PROCESS] of m.d [UNKNOWN] and master [PERSON] in surgery [STUDY] at glasgow university [INSTITUTION] in 1839 . shortly before his marriage [ACT] in the same year [PERIOD] , he settled in dublin [PLACE] and took up a post [EVENT] at a hospital [PLACE] in north cumberland street [PLACE] . he was admitted as a licentiate [UNKNOWN] of the college [INSTITUTION] of physicians [PERSON] in due course [PERSON] . gray [PERSON] was publicly minded , and contributed to periodicals [ACTION] and the newspaper press [INSTITUTION] . in 1841 he became joint proprietor [PERSON] of the freeman [PERSON] 's journal [QUANTITY] - a nationalist [PERSON] paper [QUANTITY] which was then published daily and weekly . he acted as political editor [PROGRAM] of the journal [QUANTITY] for a time [PERIOD] , before becoming sole proprietor [PERSON] in 1850 . as owner [VEHICLE] , gray [PERSON] increased the newspaper [SPEECH ACT] 's size [SIZE] , reduced its price [PERSON] and extended its circulation [CURRENCY] . politics [ACT] gray [PERSON] entered politics [ACT] at a relatively young age [PROPERTY] , and attached himself to o'connell [UNKNOWN] 's repeal association [INSTITUTION] . as a protestant nationalist [PERSON] , he supported the movement [HUMAN GROUP] for the repeal [ACT] of the acts [UNKNOWN] of union [PLACE] with britain [PLACE] . in october [PERIOD] 1843 , gray [PERSON] was indicted with o'connell [UNKNOWN] and others [UNKNOWN] in the court [PERSON] of the queen [PERSON] 's bench [ENTITY] in dublin [PLACE] on a charge [PLACE] of sedition [STATE] and " conspiracy [AGREEMENT] against the queen [PERSON] " . in the following february [PERIOD] , gray [PERSON] , together with o' connell [PERSON] , was condemned to nine months imprisonment [ACT] , but early in september [PERIOD] 1844 the sentence [SERIES] was remitted on appeal [PERSON] . the trial [OCCURRENCE] had a strong element [ELEMENT] of farce [ACTIVITY] , as the hot-tempered attorney general [PERSON] for ireland [PLACE] , sir thomas cusack-smith , challenged gray [PERSON] 's counsel [PERSON] , gerald fitzgibbon [PERSON] to a duel [PERSON] , for which he was sternly reprimanded by the judges [UNKNOWN] . from then on gray [PERSON] was careful to distance himself from the advocacy [ACT] of violence [INSTANCE] in the national cause [CAUSE] , though he was sympathetic to the young ireland [PLACE] movement [HUMAN GROUP] without being involved in its 1848 rebellion [FORCE] . through the growing influence [ELEMENT] of the freeman [PERSON] 's journal [QUANTITY] ( of which he was the sole proprietor [PERSON] from 1850 ) , he became a significant figure [FIGURE] in dublin [PLACE] municipal politics [ACT] . he was also active in national politics [ACT] during an otherwise quiet period [PERIOD] of irish politics [ACT] up until 1860 . with the resurgence [INSTANCE] of nationalism [SET] after the famine [PERIOD] he helped to organise the tenant [PERSON] 's league [GROUP] founding conference [ACT] in 1850 , standing unsuccessfully as the league [GROUP] 's candidate [PERSON] for monaghan [PERSON] in the 1852 election [PERSON] . later gray [PERSON] was to originate and organise the " courts [PERSON] of arbitration [ACT] " which o'connell [UNKNOWN] endeavoured to substitute for the existing legal tribunals [EVENT] of the country [PLACE] . following o'connell [UNKNOWN] 's death [EVENT] , dr . gray [PERSON] ( in 1862 ) inaugurated an appeal [PERSON] for subscriptions [QUALITY] to build a monument [ACT] to o' connell [PERSON] on sackville street [PLACE] ( now o' connell street [PLACE] ) . independent from o'connell [UNKNOWN] , gray [PERSON] continued to take a prominent part in irish politics [ACT] and in local affairs [PERSON] . in municipal politics [ACT] , gray [PERSON] was elected councillor [EVENT] in 1852 and alderman [PERSON] of dublin corporation [INSTITUTION] , and took an interest [AMOUNT] in the improvement [ACT] of the city [PLACE] . as chairman [HEAD] of the committee [HUMAN GROUP] for a new water supply [ACT] to dublin [PLACE] , dr . gray [PERSON] actively promoted what would become the " vartry scheme [CONDITION] " . the vartry reservoir scheme [CONDITION] involved the partial redirection [ACT] and damming [UNKNOWN] of the vartry river [PERSON] in county wicklow [PLACE] , the building [BUILDING] of a series [SERIES] of water [WATER] piping and filtering systems [SYSTEM] ( and related public works [UNKNOWN] ) to carry fresh water [WATER] to the city [PLACE] . this work [ACTIVITY] was particularly important in the improvement [ACT] of conditions [CONDITION] in the city [PLACE] , and to public health [PROPERTY] , as it improved sanitation [PLACE] and helped reduce outbreaks [OCCURRENCE] of cholera [UNKNOWN] , typhus and other diseases [EVENT] associated with contaminated water [WATER] . on the opening [ACT] of the works [UNKNOWN] on 30 june [PERIOD] 1863 , gray [PERSON] was knighted by the earl [PERSON] of carlisle [PLACE] , then lord lieutenant [PERSON] of ireland [PLACE] . partially in recognition [ACT] of these efforts [ACTION] , gray [PERSON] would later be nominated for the position [POSITION] of lord mayor [HUMAN ROLE] of dublin [PLACE] for the years [PERIOD] 1868-69 , but he declined to serve . political reformer [PERSON] in national politics [ACT] , the liberal government [GOVERNMENT] at the time [PERIOD] was keen to conciliate an influential representative of the moderate nationalists [PERSON] to support [SET] british liberalism [ACTION] and who would resume o'connell [UNKNOWN] 's constitutional agitation [ACT] . in an unusual alliance [STATE] with the catholic archbishop [PERSON] of dublin [PLACE] , paul cullen [PERSON] ( 1803-1878 ) , a man [PERSON] devoted to o'connell [UNKNOWN] 's memory [ACT] , gray [PERSON] 's newspaper [SPEECH ACT] exploited this shift [ACT] in government policy [PLACE] . it supported the archbishop [PERSON] 's creation [ACT] , the national association [INSTITUTION] of ireland [PLACE] , established in 1864 with the intention [ACT] of providing a moderate alternative [WORD] to the revolutionary nationalism [SET] of the fenians [UNKNOWN] . the freeman [PERSON] 's journal [QUANTITY] adopted the aims [STATEMENT] of the association [INSTITUTION] as its own : it advocated the disestablishment [UNKNOWN] of the anglican church [PERSON] of ireland [PLACE] , reform [AMOUNT] of the land laws [PERSON] , educational aspirations [ACT] of irish catholicism [PROPERTY] and free denominal education [PROCESS] . in the 1865 general election [PERSON] , gray [PERSON] was elected mp for kilkenny city [PLACE] as a liberal candidate [PERSON] . in this capacity [VALUE] he campaigned successfully at westminster [PLACE] and in ireland [PLACE] for the reforms [AMOUNT] also advocated in his paper [QUANTITY] ; his newspaper [SPEECH ACT] 's inquiry [ACT] into the anomalous wealth [INSTANCE] of the established church [PERSON] amidst a predominately catholic population [ACT] contributed considerably to gladstone [PERSON] 's irish church [PERSON] act [ACT] 1869 . gray [PERSON] helped to furnish the proof [UNKNOWN] that irish demands [PERSON] were not to be satisfied by anything [ANYTHING] other than by radical legislation [ACT] . he fought for the provision [ACT] in the new landlord [PERSON] & tenant [PERSON] ( ireland [PLACE] ) act [ACT] 1870 for fixity [PROPERTY] of tenure [PERIOD] , which gladstone [PERSON] eventually conceded . the act [ACT] 's other weaknesses [UNKNOWN] however resulted in its failure [STATE] to resolve the " land question [QUESTION] " , the accompanying coercion [PROCESS] , the disappointment [INSTANCE] with gladstone [PERSON] 's handling of the university question [QUESTION] and national education [PROCESS] , caused gray [PERSON] to deflect from the liberals [PERSON] and become mistrusted in britain [PLACE] . in the general election [PERSON] of 1874 he was re-elected on this occasion [EVENT] as a home rule league [GROUP] mp [PERSON] for kilkenny [PLACE] , joining its home rule majority [PROPERTY] in the house [PLACE] of commons [UNKNOWN] , and held his seat [PROPERTY] until his death [EVENT] the following year [PERIOD] . death [EVENT] and legacy [PERSON] gray [PERSON] 's tombstone [EVENT] in glasnevin cemetery sir john [PERSON] gray [PERSON] [PERSON] died at bath [PLACE] , in england [PLACE] , on 9 april [PERIOD] 1875 . his remains [STATE] were returned to ireland [PLACE] and he was honoured with a public funeral [ACTION] at glasnevin cemetery [PLACE] . almost immediately afterwards public subscriptions [QUALITY] were sought for the erection [ACT] in o'connell street [PLACE] , of a monument [ACT] to gray [PERSON] . the monument [ACT] was completed in 1879 and was dedicated to the " appreciation [PERSON] of his many services [DOCUMENT] to his country [PLACE] , and of the splendid supply [ACT] of pure water [WATER] which he secured for dublin [PLACE] " . his legacy [PERSON] also included his contributions [ACT] to the passage [EVENT] of the irish church [PERSON] and land bills [PERSON] , his advocacy [ACT] for tenant [PERSON] 's rights [UNKNOWN] and his support [SET] of the home rule movement [HUMAN GROUP] . gray [PERSON] had married mary anna dwyer [PERSON] of limerick [PLACE] in 1839 , and they had five children [PERSON] ; three sons [PERSON] and two daughters [PERSON] . one of his sons [PERSON] , edmund dwyer gray [PERSON] took over the management [UNKNOWN] of the freeman [PERSON] 's journal [QUANTITY] . edmund [PERSON] also followed his father [PERSON] into politics [ACT] , and would eventually become mp for dublin [PLACE] ( stephen [PERSON] 's green [PLACE] ) , lord mayor [HUMAN ROLE] of dublin [PLACE] ( 1880-1881 ) , and a supporter [PERSON] of charles stewart parnell [PERSON] . edmund [PERSON] john [PERSON] chisholm dwyer-gray ( edmund dwyer gray [PERSON] 's son [PERSON] , and sir john [PERSON] gray [PERSON] 's grandson [PERSON] ) would become premier [HEAD] of tasmania [UNKNOWN] . arms caption [PORTION] : coat [ABSTRACT ENTITY] of arms [LANGUAGE] of john gray [PERSON] notes [PERSON] granted by john bernard burke [PERSON] , ulster king [PERSON] of arms [LANGUAGE] , 4 july [PERIOD] 1863 . crest an anchor erect sable [PERSON] entwined as in the arms [LANGUAGE] with a ribbon azure [PERSON] with the word vartry [UNKNOWN] inscribed thereon [PERSON] in letters [SIZE] of gold [EVENT] . escutcheon argent [PERSON] an anchor erect sable [PERSON] entwined by a ribbon azure [PERSON] with the word vartry [UNKNOWN] inscribed thereon [PERSON] in letteres [UNKNOWN] of gold [EVENT] on a canton [PLACE] of the third a castle [PERSON] of the first flammant proper [PLACE] . motto anchor fast anchor

## Objects found

Id | Form | Freq | Tag | Context | Error
1 | gray | 19 | PERSON | irish physician , surgeon , newspaper proprietor , journalist and politician sir john gray jp memorial statue on dublin 's o' connell street born ( 1815-07-13) 13 july 1815 claremorris , county mayo , ireland died 9 april 1875( 1875-04-09 ) ( aged 59 ) bath , somerset , england resting place glasnevin cemetery , dublin nationality irish other names john grey title mp for kilkenny city term 1865-1875 political party liberal party |
2 | dublin | 11 | PLACE | irish physician , surgeon , newspaper proprietor , journalist and politician sir john gray jp memorial statue on dublin 's o' connell street born ( 1815-07-13) 13 july 1815 claremorris , county mayo , ireland died 9 april 1875( 1875-04-09 ) ( aged 59 ) bath , somerset , england resting place glasnevin cemetery , dublin nationality irish other names john grey title mp for kilkenny city term 1865-1875 political party liberal party |
3 | ireland | 9 | PLACE | irish physician , surgeon , newspaper proprietor , journalist and politician sir john gray jp memorial statue on dublin 's o' connell street born ( 1815-07-13) 13 july 1815 claremorris , county mayo , ireland died 9 april 1875( 1875-04-09 ) ( aged 59 ) bath , somerset , england resting place glasnevin cemetery , dublin nationality irish other names john grey title mp for kilkenny city term 1865-1875 political party liberal party |
4 | politics | 8 | ACT | politics |
5 | journal | 6 | QUANTITY | gray was active both in municipal and national government for much of his life , and had nationalist ideals - which he expressed as owner of the freeman 's journal , chairman of the dublin corporation water works committee between 1863 and 1875 , and member of parliament in the house of commons of the united kingdom of great britain and ireland for kilkenny city from 1865 until his death . |
6 | o'connell | 6 | UNKNOWN | he was a supporter of daniel o'connell , and later of charles stewart parnell , and advocated a repeal of the act of union . |
7 | death | 5 | EVENT | gray was active both in municipal and national government for much of his life , and had nationalist ideals - which he expressed as owner of the freeman 's journal , chairman of the dublin corporation water works committee between 1863 and 1875 , and member of parliament in the house of commons of the united kingdom of great britain and ireland for kilkenny city from 1865 until his death . |
8 | freeman | 5 | PERSON | gray was active both in municipal and national government for much of his life , and had nationalist ideals - which he expressed as owner of the freeman 's journal , chairman of the dublin corporation water works committee between 1863 and 1875 , and member of parliament in the house of commons of the united kingdom of great britain and ireland for kilkenny city from 1865 until his death . |
9 | water | 4 | WATER | gray was active both in municipal and national government for much of his life , and had nationalist ideals - which he expressed as owner of the freeman 's journal , chairman of the dublin corporation water works committee between 1863 and 1875 , and member of parliament in the house of commons of the united kingdom of great britain and ireland for kilkenny city from 1865 until his death . |
10 | april | 4 | PERIOD | irish physician , surgeon , newspaper proprietor , journalist and politician sir john gray jp memorial statue on dublin 's o' connell street born ( 1815-07-13) 13 july 1815 claremorris , county mayo , ireland died 9 april 1875( 1875-04-09 ) ( aged 59 ) bath , somerset , england resting place glasnevin cemetery , dublin nationality irish other names john grey title mp for kilkenny city term 1865-1875 political party liberal party |
11 | election | 3 | PERSON | with the resurgence of nationalism after the famine he helped to organise the tenant 's league founding conference in 1850 , standing unsuccessfully as the league 's candidate for monaghan in the 1852 election . |
12 | proprietor | 3 | PERSON | irish physician , surgeon , newspaper proprietor , journalist and politician sir john gray jp memorial statue on dublin 's o' connell street born ( 1815-07-13) 13 july 1815 claremorris , county mayo , ireland died 9 april 1875( 1875-04-09 ) ( aged 59 ) bath , somerset , england resting place glasnevin cemetery , dublin nationality irish other names john grey title mp for kilkenny city term 1865-1875 political party liberal party |
13 | city | 3 | PLACE | irish physician , surgeon , newspaper proprietor , journalist and politician sir john gray jp memorial statue on dublin 's o' connell street born ( 1815-07-13) 13 july 1815 claremorris , county mayo , ireland died 9 april 1875( 1875-04-09 ) ( aged 59 ) bath , somerset , england resting place glasnevin cemetery , dublin nationality irish other names john grey title mp for kilkenny city term 1865-1875 political party liberal party |
14 | tenant | 3 | PERSON | with the resurgence of nationalism after the famine he helped to organise the tenant 's league founding conference in 1850 , standing unsuccessfully as the league 's candidate for monaghan in the 1852 election . |
15 | newspaper | 3 | SPEECH ACT | irish physician , surgeon , newspaper proprietor , journalist and politician sir john gray jp memorial statue on dublin 's o' connell street born ( 1815-07-13) 13 july 1815 claremorris , county mayo , ireland died 9 april 1875( 1875-04-09 ) ( aged 59 ) bath , somerset , england resting place glasnevin cemetery , dublin nationality irish other names john grey title mp for kilkenny city term 1865-1875 political party liberal party |
16 | arms | 3 | LANGUAGE | arms caption : coat of arms of john gray notes granted by john bernard burke , ulster king of arms , 4 july 1863 . |
17 | bath | 3 | PLACE | irish physician , surgeon , newspaper proprietor , journalist and politician sir john gray jp memorial statue on dublin 's o' connell street born ( 1815-07-13) 13 july 1815 claremorris , county mayo , ireland died 9 april 1875( 1875-04-09 ) ( aged 59 ) bath , somerset , england resting place glasnevin cemetery , dublin nationality irish other names john grey title mp for kilkenny city term 1865-1875 political party liberal party |
18 | gladstone | 3 | PERSON | in this capacity he campaigned successfully at westminster and in ireland for the reforms also advocated in his paper ; his newspaper 's inquiry into the anomalous wealth of the established church amidst a predominately catholic population contributed considerably to gladstone 's irish church act 1869 . |
19 | monument | 3 | ACT | gray ( in 1862 ) inaugurated an appeal for subscriptions to build a monument to o' connell on sackville street ( now o' connell street ) . |
20 | july | 2 | PERIOD | irish physician , surgeon , newspaper proprietor , journalist and politician sir john gray jp memorial statue on dublin 's o' connell street born ( 1815-07-13) 13 july 1815 claremorris , county mayo , ireland died 9 april 1875( 1875-04-09 ) ( aged 59 ) bath , somerset , england resting place glasnevin cemetery , dublin nationality irish other names john grey title mp for kilkenny city term 1865-1875 political party liberal party |
21 | gold | 2 | EVENT | crest an anchor erect sable entwined as in the arms with a ribbon azure with the word vartry inscribed thereon in letters of gold . |
22 | union | 2 | PLACE | he was a supporter of daniel o'connell , and later of charles stewart parnell , and advocated a repeal of the act of union . |
23 | o' connell street | 2 | PLACE | irish physician , surgeon , newspaper proprietor , journalist and politician sir john gray jp memorial statue on dublin 's o' connell street born ( 1815-07-13) 13 july 1815 claremorris , county mayo , ireland died 9 april 1875( 1875-04-09 ) ( aged 59 ) bath , somerset , england resting place glasnevin cemetery , dublin nationality irish other names john grey title mp for kilkenny city term 1865-1875 political party liberal party |
24 | act | 2 | ACT | he was a supporter of daniel o'connell , and later of charles stewart parnell , and advocated a repeal of the act of union . |
25 | contributions | 2 | ACT | shortly after his death , his contributions to the provision of the water supply , and the beneficial impact this had to conditions of public health in dublin , were recognised in a memorial statue on o' connell street . |
26 | commons | 2 | UNKNOWN | gray was active both in municipal and national government for much of his life , and had nationalist ideals - which he expressed as owner of the freeman 's journal , chairman of the dublin corporation water works committee between 1863 and 1875 , and member of parliament in the house of commons of the united kingdom of great britain and ireland for kilkenny city from 1865 until his death . |
27 | paper | 2 | QUANTITY | in 1841 he became joint proprietor of the freeman 's journal - a nationalist paper which was then published daily and weekly . |
28 | word vartry | 2 | UNKNOWN | crest an anchor erect sable entwined as in the arms with a ribbon azure with the word vartry inscribed thereon in letters of gold . |
29 | year | 2 | PERIOD | shortly before his marriage in the same year , he settled in dublin and took up a post at a hospital in north cumberland street . |
30 | county mayo | 2 | PLACE | irish physician , surgeon , newspaper proprietor , journalist and politician sir john gray jp memorial statue on dublin 's o' connell street born ( 1815-07-13) 13 july 1815 claremorris , county mayo , ireland died 9 april 1875( 1875-04-09 ) ( aged 59 ) bath , somerset , england resting place glasnevin cemetery , dublin nationality irish other names john grey title mp for kilkenny city term 1865-1875 political party liberal party |
31 | ribbon azure | 2 | PERSON | crest an anchor erect sable entwined as in the arms with a ribbon azure with the word vartry inscribed thereon in letters of gold . |
32 | time | 2 | PERIOD | he acted as political editor of the journal for a time , before becoming sole proprietor in 1850 . |
33 | advocacy | 2 | ACT | from then on gray was careful to distance himself from the advocacy of violence in the national cause , though he was sympathetic to the young ireland movement without being involved in its 1848 rebellion . |
34 | thereon | 2 | PERSON | crest an anchor erect sable entwined as in the arms with a ribbon azure with the word vartry inscribed thereon in letters of gold . |
35 | provision | 2 | ACT | shortly after his death , his contributions to the provision of the water supply , and the beneficial impact this had to conditions of public health in dublin , were recognised in a memorial statue on o' connell street . |
36 | britain | 2 | PLACE | gray was active both in municipal and national government for much of his life , and had nationalist ideals - which he expressed as owner of the freeman 's journal , chairman of the dublin corporation water works committee between 1863 and 1875 , and member of parliament in the house of commons of the united kingdom of great britain and ireland for kilkenny city from 1865 until his death . |
37 | queen | 2 | PERSON | in october 1843 , gray was indicted with o'connell and others in the court of the queen 's bench in dublin on a charge of sedition and " conspiracy against the queen " . |
38 | son | 2 | PERSON | early life john gray was born in claremorris , county mayo ; the third son of john and elizabeth gray of mount street . |
39 | chairman | 2 | HEAD | gray was active both in municipal and national government for much of his life , and had nationalist ideals - which he expressed as owner of the freeman 's journal , chairman of the dublin corporation water works committee between 1863 and 1875 , and member of parliament in the house of commons of the united kingdom of great britain and ireland for kilkenny city from 1865 until his death . |
40 | education | 2 | PROCESS | journal adopted the aims of the association as its own : it advocated the disestablishment of the anglican church of ireland , reform of the land laws , educational aspirations of irish catholicism and free denominal education . |
41 | government | 2 | GOVERNMENT | gray was active both in municipal and national government for much of his life , and had nationalist ideals - which he expressed as owner of the freeman 's journal , chairman of the dublin corporation water works committee between 1863 and 1875 , and member of parliament in the house of commons of the united kingdom of great britain and ireland for kilkenny city from 1865 until his death . |
42 | subscriptions | 2 | QUALITY | gray ( in 1862 ) inaugurated an appeal for subscriptions to build a monument to o' connell on sackville street ( now o' connell street ) . |
43 | edmund dwyer gray | 2 | PERSON | one of his sons , edmund dwyer gray took over the management of the freeman 's journal . |
44 | lord mayor | 2 | HUMAN ROLE | partially in recognition of these efforts , gray would later be nominated for the position of lord mayor of dublin for the years 1868-69 , but he declined to serve . |
45 | o' connell | 2 | PERSON | irish physician , surgeon , newspaper proprietor , journalist and politician sir john gray jp memorial statue on dublin 's o' connell street born ( 1815-07-13) 13 july 1815 claremorris , county mayo , ireland died 9 april 1875( 1875-04-09 ) ( aged 59 ) bath , somerset , england resting place glasnevin cemetery , dublin nationality irish other names john grey title mp for kilkenny city term 1865-1875 political party liberal party |
46 | appeal | 2 | PERSON | in the following february , gray , together with o' connell , was condemned to nine months imprisonment , but early in september 1844 the sentence was remitted on appeal . |
47 | league | 2 | GROUP | home rule league spouse mary anna dwyer children 5 sir john gray jp ( 13 july 1815 - 9 april 1875 ) , sometimes spelt john grey , was an irish physician , surgeon , newspaper proprietor , journalist and politician . |
48 | kilkenny city | 2 | PLACE | irish physician , surgeon , newspaper proprietor , journalist and politician sir john gray jp memorial statue on dublin 's o' connell street born ( 1815-07-13) 13 july 1815 claremorris , county mayo , ireland died 9 april 1875( 1875-04-09 ) ( aged 59 ) bath , somerset , england resting place glasnevin cemetery , dublin nationality irish other names john grey title mp for kilkenny city term 1865-1875 political party liberal party |
49 | journalist | 2 | PERSON | irish physician , surgeon , newspaper proprietor , journalist and politician sir john gray jp memorial statue on dublin 's o' connell street born ( 1815-07-13) 13 july 1815 claremorris , county mayo , ireland died 9 april 1875( 1875-04-09 ) ( aged 59 ) bath , somerset , england resting place glasnevin cemetery , dublin nationality irish other names john grey title mp for kilkenny city term 1865-1875 political party liberal party |
50 | england | 2 | PLACE | irish physician , surgeon , newspaper proprietor , journalist and politician sir john gray jp memorial statue on dublin 's o' connell street born ( 1815-07-13) 13 july 1815 claremorris , county mayo , ireland died 9 april 1875( 1875-04-09 ) ( aged 59 ) bath , somerset , england resting place glasnevin cemetery , dublin nationality irish other names john grey title mp for kilkenny city term 1865-1875 political party liberal party |
51 | health | 2 | PROPERTY | shortly after his death , his contributions to the provision of the water supply , and the beneficial impact this had to conditions of public health in dublin , were recognised in a memorial statue on o' connell street . |
52 | newspaper proprietor | 2 | PERSON | irish physician , surgeon , newspaper proprietor , journalist and politician sir john gray jp memorial statue on dublin 's o' connell street born ( 1815-07-13) 13 july 1815 claremorris , county mayo , ireland died 9 april 1875( 1875-04-09 ) ( aged 59 ) bath , somerset , england resting place glasnevin cemetery , dublin nationality irish other names john grey title mp for kilkenny city term 1865-1875 political party liberal party |
53 | repeal | 2 | ACT | he was a supporter of daniel o'connell , and later of charles stewart parnell , and advocated a repeal of the act of union . |
54 | works | 2 | UNKNOWN | gray was active both in municipal and national government for much of his life , and had nationalist ideals - which he expressed as owner of the freeman 's journal , chairman of the dublin corporation water works committee between 1863 and 1875 , and member of parliament in the house of commons of the united kingdom of great britain and ireland for kilkenny city from 1865 until his death . |
55 | nationalism | 2 | SET | with the resurgence of nationalism after the famine he helped to organise the tenant 's league founding conference in 1850 , standing unsuccessfully as the league 's candidate for monaghan in the 1852 election . |
56 | supporter | 2 | PERSON | he was a supporter of daniel o'connell , and later of charles stewart parnell , and advocated a repeal of the act of union . |
57 | surgeon | 2 | PERSON | irish physician , surgeon , newspaper proprietor , journalist and politician sir john gray jp memorial statue on dublin 's o' connell street born ( 1815-07-13) 13 july 1815 claremorris , county mayo , ireland died 9 april 1875( 1875-04-09 ) ( aged 59 ) bath , somerset , england resting place glasnevin cemetery , dublin nationality irish other names john grey title mp for kilkenny city term 1865-1875 political party liberal party |
58 | charles stewart parnell | 2 | PERSON | he was a supporter of daniel o'connell , and later of charles stewart parnell , and advocated a repeal of the act of union . |
59 | candidate | 2 | PERSON | with the resurgence of nationalism after the famine he helped to organise the tenant 's league founding conference in 1850 , standing unsuccessfully as the league 's candidate for monaghan in the 1852 election . |
60 | water supply | 2 | ACT | through his offices with dublin corporation , the vartry reservoir water supply works were completed , introducing a freshwater supply to dublin city and suburbs . |
61 | house | 2 | PLACE | gray was active both in municipal and national government for much of his life , and had nationalist ideals - which he expressed as owner of the freeman 's journal , chairman of the dublin corporation water works committee between 1863 and 1875 , and member of parliament in the house of commons of the united kingdom of great britain and ireland for kilkenny city from 1865 until his death . |
62 | conditions | 2 | CONDITION | shortly after his death , his contributions to the provision of the water supply , and the beneficial impact this had to conditions of public health in dublin , were recognised in a memorial statue on o' connell street . |
63 | improvement | 2 | ACT | in municipal politics , gray was elected councillor in 1852 and alderman of dublin corporation , and took an interest in the improvement of the city . |
64 | country | 2 | PLACE | later gray was to originate and organise the " courts of arbitration " which o'connell endeavoured to substitute for the existing legal tribunals of the country . |
65 | sons | 2 | PERSON | gray had married mary anna dwyer of limerick in 1839 , and they had five children ; three sons and two daughters . |
66 | owner | 2 | VEHICLE | gray was active both in municipal and national government for much of his life , and had nationalist ideals - which he expressed as owner of the freeman 's journal , chairman of the dublin corporation water works committee between 1863 and 1875 , and member of parliament in the house of commons of the united kingdom of great britain and ireland for kilkenny city from 1865 until his death . |
67 | dublin corporation | 2 | INSTITUTION | gray was active both in municipal and national government for much of his life , and had nationalist ideals - which he expressed as owner of the freeman 's journal , chairman of the dublin corporation water works committee between 1863 and 1875 , and member of parliament in the house of commons of the united kingdom of great britain and ireland for kilkenny city from 1865 until his death . |
68 | physician | 2 | PERSON | irish physician , surgeon , newspaper proprietor , journalist and politician sir john gray jp memorial statue on dublin 's o' connell street born ( 1815-07-13) 13 july 1815 claremorris , county mayo , ireland died 9 april 1875( 1875-04-09 ) ( aged 59 ) bath , somerset , england resting place glasnevin cemetery , dublin nationality irish other names john grey title mp for kilkenny city term 1865-1875 political party liberal party |
69 | aims | 1 | STATEMENT | journal adopted the aims of the association as its own : it advocated the disestablishment of the anglican church of ireland , reform of the land laws , educational aspirations of irish catholicism and free denominal education . |
70 | arbitration | 1 | ACT | later gray was to originate and organise the " courts of arbitration " which o'connell endeavoured to substitute for the existing legal tribunals of the country . |
71 | westminster | 1 | PLACE | in this capacity he campaigned successfully at westminster and in ireland for the reforms also advocated in his paper ; his newspaper 's inquiry into the anomalous wealth of the established church amidst a predominately catholic population contributed considerably to gladstone 's irish church act 1869 . |
72 | seat | 1 | PROPERTY | in the general election of 1874 he was re-elected on this occasion as a home rule league mp for kilkenny , joining its home rule majority in the house of commons , and held his seat until his death the following year . |
73 | daniel o'connell | 1 | PERSON | he was a supporter of daniel o'connell , and later of charles stewart parnell , and advocated a repeal of the act of union . |
74 | father | 1 | PERSON | edmund also followed his father into politics , and would eventually become mp for dublin ( stephen 's green ) , lord mayor of dublin ( 1880-1881 ) , and a supporter of charles stewart parnell . |
75 | services | 1 | DOCUMENT | the monument was completed in 1879 and was dedicated to the " appreciation of his many services to his country , and of the splendid supply of pure water which he secured for dublin " . |
76 | legacy gray | 1 | PERSON |  |
77 | glasnevin cemetery | 1 | PLACE | irish physician , surgeon , newspaper proprietor , journalist and politician sir john gray jp memorial statue on dublin 's o' connell street born ( 1815-07-13) 13 july 1815 claremorris , county mayo , ireland died 9 april 1875( 1875-04-09 ) ( aged 59 ) bath , somerset , england resting place glasnevin cemetery , dublin nationality irish other names john grey title mp for kilkenny city term 1865-1875 political party liberal party |
78 | o'connell street | 1 | PLACE | almost immediately afterwards public subscriptions were sought for the erection in o'connell street , of a monument to gray . |
79 | recognition | 1 | ACT | partially in recognition of these efforts , gray would later be nominated for the position of lord mayor of dublin for the years 1868-69 , but he declined to serve . |
80 | passage | 1 | EVENT | his legacy also included his contributions to the passage of the irish church and land bills , his advocacy for tenant 's rights and his support of the home rule movement . |
81 | position | 1 | POSITION | partially in recognition of these efforts , gray would later be nominated for the position of lord mayor of dublin for the years 1868-69 , but he declined to serve . |
82 | catholic archbishop | 1 | PERSON | in an unusual alliance with the catholic archbishop of dublin , paul cullen ( 1803-1878 ) , a man devoted to o'connell 's memory , gray 's newspaper exploited this shift in government policy . |
83 | sedition | 1 | STATE | in october 1843 , gray was indicted with o'connell and others in the court of the queen 's bench in dublin on a charge of sedition and " conspiracy against the queen " . |
84 | october | 1 | PERIOD | in october 1843 , gray was indicted with o'connell and others in the court of the queen 's bench in dublin on a charge of sedition and " conspiracy against the queen " . |
85 | reformer | 1 | PERSON | political reformer |
86 | judges | 1 | UNKNOWN | the trial had a strong element of farce , as the hot-tempered attorney general for ireland , sir thomas cusack-smith , challenged gray 's counsel , gerald fitzgibbon to a duel , for which he was sternly reprimanded by the judges . |
87 | resurgence | 1 | INSTANCE | with the resurgence of nationalism after the famine he helped to organise the tenant 's league founding conference in 1850 , standing unsuccessfully as the league 's candidate for monaghan in the 1852 election . |
88 | master | 1 | PERSON | he was educated at trinity college dublin , and obtained the degree of m.d and master in surgery at glasgow university in 1839 . |
89 | crest an anchor erect sable | 1 | PERSON | crest an anchor erect sable entwined as in the arms with a ribbon azure with the word vartry inscribed thereon in letters of gold . |
90 | archbishop | 1 | PERSON | in an unusual alliance with the catholic archbishop of dublin , paul cullen ( 1803-1878 ) , a man devoted to o'connell 's memory , gray 's newspaper exploited this shift in government policy . |
91 | british liberalism | 1 | ACTION | in national politics , the liberal government at the time was keen to conciliate an influential representative of the moderate nationalists to support british liberalism and who would resume o'connell 's constitutional agitation . |
92 | anchor erect sable | 1 | PERSON | crest an anchor erect sable entwined as in the arms with a ribbon azure with the word vartry inscribed thereon in letters of gold . |
93 | figure | 1 | FIGURE | through the growing influence of the freeman 's journal ( of which he was the sole proprietor from 1850 ) , he became a significant figure in dublin municipal politics . |
94 | tombstone | 1 | EVENT | gray 's tombstone in glasnevin cemetery sir john gray died at bath , in england , on 9 april 1875 . |
95 | weaknesses | 1 | UNKNOWN | the act 's other weaknesses however resulted in its failure to resolve the " land question " , the accompanying coercion , the disappointment with gladstone 's handling of the university question and national education , caused gray to deflect from the liberals and become mistrusted in britain . |
96 | damming | 1 | UNKNOWN | the vartry reservoir scheme involved the partial redirection and damming of the vartry river in county wicklow , the building of a series of water piping and filtering systems ( and related public works ) to carry fresh water to the city . |
97 | degree | 1 | PROCESS | he was educated at trinity college dublin , and obtained the degree of m.d and master in surgery at glasgow university in 1839 . |
98 | letters | 1 | SIZE | crest an anchor erect sable entwined as in the arms with a ribbon azure with the word vartry inscribed thereon in letters of gold . |
99 | m.d | 1 | UNKNOWN | he was educated at trinity college dublin , and obtained the degree of m.d and master in surgery at glasgow university in 1839 . |
100 | management | 1 | UNKNOWN | one of his sons , edmund dwyer gray took over the management of the freeman 's journal . |
101 | counsel | 1 | PERSON | the trial had a strong element of farce , as the hot-tempered attorney general for ireland , sir thomas cusack-smith , challenged gray 's counsel , gerald fitzgibbon to a duel , for which he was sternly reprimanded by the judges . |
102 | creation | 1 | ACT | it supported the archbishop 's creation , the national association of ireland , established in 1864 with the intention of providing a moderate alternative to the revolutionary nationalism of the fenians . |
103 | element | 1 | ELEMENT | the trial had a strong element of farce , as the hot-tempered attorney general for ireland , sir thomas cusack-smith , challenged gray 's counsel , gerald fitzgibbon to a duel , for which he was sternly reprimanded by the judges . |
104 | famine | 1 | PERIOD | with the resurgence of nationalism after the famine he helped to organise the tenant 's league founding conference in 1850 , standing unsuccessfully as the league 's candidate for monaghan in the 1852 election . |
105 | rebellion | 1 | FORCE | from then on gray was careful to distance himself from the advocacy of violence in the national cause , though he was sympathetic to the young ireland movement without being involved in its 1848 rebellion . |
106 | trinity college dublin | 1 | PERSON | he was educated at trinity college dublin , and obtained the degree of m.d and master in surgery at glasgow university in 1839 . |
107 | proper | 1 | PLACE | escutcheon argent an anchor erect sable entwined by a ribbon azure with the word vartry inscribed thereon in letteres of gold on a canton of the third a castle of the first flammant proper . |
108 | somerset | 1 | PERSON | irish physician , surgeon , newspaper proprietor , journalist and politician sir john gray jp memorial statue on dublin 's o' connell street born ( 1815-07-13) 13 july 1815 claremorris , county mayo , ireland died 9 april 1875( 1875-04-09 ) ( aged 59 ) bath , somerset , england resting place glasnevin cemetery , dublin nationality irish other names john grey title mp for kilkenny city term 1865-1875 political party liberal party |
109 | monaghan | 1 | PERSON | with the resurgence of nationalism after the famine he helped to organise the tenant 's league founding conference in 1850 , standing unsuccessfully as the league 's candidate for monaghan in the 1852 election . |
110 | surgery | 1 | STUDY | he was educated at trinity college dublin , and obtained the degree of m.d and master in surgery at glasgow university in 1839 . |
111 | mount street | 1 | PLACE | early life john gray was born in claremorris , county mayo ; the third son of john and elizabeth gray of mount street . |
112 | movement | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | as a protestant nationalist , he supported the movement for the repeal of the acts of union with britain . |
113 | irish church | 1 | PERSON | in this capacity he campaigned successfully at westminster and in ireland for the reforms also advocated in his paper ; his newspaper 's inquiry into the anomalous wealth of the established church amidst a predominately catholic population contributed considerably to gladstone 's irish church act 1869 . |
114 | freshwater supply | 1 | ACT | through his offices with dublin corporation , the vartry reservoir water supply works were completed , introducing a freshwater supply to dublin city and suburbs . |
115 | tenure | 1 | PERIOD | act 1870 for fixity of tenure , which gladstone eventually conceded . |
116 | sackville street | 1 | PLACE | gray ( in 1862 ) inaugurated an appeal for subscriptions to build a monument to o' connell on sackville street ( now o' connell street ) . |
117 | gerald fitzgibbon | 1 | PERSON | the trial had a strong element of farce , as the hot-tempered attorney general for ireland , sir thomas cusack-smith , challenged gray 's counsel , gerald fitzgibbon to a duel , for which he was sternly reprimanded by the judges . |
118 | home rule league mp | 1 | PERSON | in the general election of 1874 he was re-elected on this occasion as a home rule league mp for kilkenny , joining its home rule majority in the house of commons , and held his seat until his death the following year . |
119 | association | 1 | INSTITUTION | gray entered politics at a relatively young age , and attached himself to o'connell 's repeal association . |
120 | edmund john chisholm dwyer gray | 1 | PERSON |  |
121 | coercion | 1 | PROCESS | the act 's other weaknesses however resulted in its failure to resolve the " land question " , the accompanying coercion , the disappointment with gladstone 's handling of the university question and national education , caused gray to deflect from the liberals and become mistrusted in britain . |
122 | course | 1 | PERSON | he was admitted as a licentiate of the college of physicians in due course . |
123 | kilkenny | 1 | PLACE | irish physician , surgeon , newspaper proprietor , journalist and politician sir john gray jp memorial statue on dublin 's o' connell street born ( 1815-07-13) 13 july 1815 claremorris , county mayo , ireland died 9 april 1875( 1875-04-09 ) ( aged 59 ) bath , somerset , england resting place glasnevin cemetery , dublin nationality irish other names john grey title mp for kilkenny city term 1865-1875 political party liberal party |
124 | legislation | 1 | ACT | gray helped to furnish the proof that irish demands were not to be satisfied by anything other than by radical legislation . |
125 | aspirations | 1 | ACT | journal adopted the aims of the association as its own : it advocated the disestablishment of the anglican church of ireland , reform of the land laws , educational aspirations of irish catholicism and free denominal education . |
126 | dublin city | 1 | PLACE | through his offices with dublin corporation , the vartry reservoir water supply works were completed , introducing a freshwater supply to dublin city and suburbs . |
127 | land bills | 1 | PERSON | his legacy also included his contributions to the passage of the irish church and land bills , his advocacy for tenant 's rights and his support of the home rule movement . |
128 | outbreaks | 1 | OCCURRENCE | this work was particularly important in the improvement of conditions in the city , and to public health , as it improved sanitation and helped reduce outbreaks of cholera , typhus and other diseases associated with contaminated water . |
129 | interest | 1 | AMOUNT | in municipal politics , gray was elected councillor in 1852 and alderman of dublin corporation , and took an interest in the improvement of the city . |
130 | coat | 1 | ABSTRACT ENTITY | arms caption : coat of arms of john gray notes granted by john bernard burke , ulster king of arms , 4 july 1863 . |
131 | disappointment | 1 | INSTANCE | the act 's other weaknesses however resulted in its failure to resolve the " land question " , the accompanying coercion , the disappointment with gladstone 's handling of the university question and national education , caused gray to deflect from the liberals and become mistrusted in britain . |
132 | paul cullen | 1 | PERSON | in an unusual alliance with the catholic archbishop of dublin , paul cullen ( 1803-1878 ) , a man devoted to o'connell 's memory , gray 's newspaper exploited this shift in government policy . |
133 | politician | 1 | PERSON | irish physician , surgeon , newspaper proprietor , journalist and politician sir john gray jp memorial statue on dublin 's o' connell street born ( 1815-07-13) 13 july 1815 claremorris , county mayo , ireland died 9 april 1875( 1875-04-09 ) ( aged 59 ) bath , somerset , england resting place glasnevin cemetery , dublin nationality irish other names john grey title mp for kilkenny city term 1865-1875 political party liberal party |
134 | majority | 1 | PROPERTY | in the general election of 1874 he was re-elected on this occasion as a home rule league mp for kilkenny , joining its home rule majority in the house of commons , and held his seat until his death the following year . |
135 | names john grey title mp | 1 | PERSON | irish physician , surgeon , newspaper proprietor , journalist and politician sir john gray jp memorial statue on dublin 's o' connell street born ( 1815-07-13) 13 july 1815 claremorris , county mayo , ireland died 9 april 1875( 1875-04-09 ) ( aged 59 ) bath , somerset , england resting place glasnevin cemetery , dublin nationality irish other names john grey title mp for kilkenny city term 1865-1875 political party liberal party |
136 | england resting place glasnevin cemetery | 1 | PLACE | irish physician , surgeon , newspaper proprietor , journalist and politician sir john gray jp memorial statue on dublin 's o' connell street born ( 1815-07-13) 13 july 1815 claremorris , county mayo , ireland died 9 april 1875( 1875-04-09 ) ( aged 59 ) bath , somerset , england resting place glasnevin cemetery , dublin nationality irish other names john grey title mp for kilkenny city term 1865-1875 political party liberal party |
137 | elizabeth gray | 1 | PERSON | early life john gray was born in claremorris , county mayo ; the third son of john and elizabeth gray of mount street . |
138 | land question | 1 | QUESTION | the act 's other weaknesses however resulted in its failure to resolve the " land question " , the accompanying coercion , the disappointment with gladstone 's handling of the university question and national education , caused gray to deflect from the liberals and become mistrusted in britain . |
139 | reform | 1 | AMOUNT | journal adopted the aims of the association as its own : it advocated the disestablishment of the anglican church of ireland , reform of the land laws , educational aspirations of irish catholicism and free denominal education . |
140 | court | 1 | PERSON | in october 1843 , gray was indicted with o'connell and others in the court of the queen 's bench in dublin on a charge of sedition and " conspiracy against the queen " . |
141 | building | 1 | BUILDING | the vartry reservoir scheme involved the partial redirection and damming of the vartry river in county wicklow , the building of a series of water piping and filtering systems ( and related public works ) to carry fresh water to the city . |
142 | opening | 1 | ACT | on the opening of the works on 30 june 1863 , gray was knighted by the earl of carlisle , then lord lieutenant of ireland . |
143 | anglican church | 1 | PERSON | journal adopted the aims of the association as its own : it advocated the disestablishment of the anglican church of ireland , reform of the land laws , educational aspirations of irish catholicism and free denominal education . |
144 | national association | 1 | INSTITUTION | it supported the archbishop 's creation , the national association of ireland , established in 1864 with the intention of providing a moderate alternative to the revolutionary nationalism of the fenians . |
145 | life | 1 | EVENT | gray was active both in municipal and national government for much of his life , and had nationalist ideals - which he expressed as owner of the freeman 's journal , chairman of the dublin corporation water works committee between 1863 and 1875 , and member of parliament in the house of commons of the united kingdom of great britain and ireland for kilkenny city from 1865 until his death . |
146 | man | 1 | PERSON | in an unusual alliance with the catholic archbishop of dublin , paul cullen ( 1803-1878 ) , a man devoted to o'connell 's memory , gray 's newspaper exploited this shift in government policy . |
147 | tasmania | 1 | UNKNOWN | edmund john chisholm dwyer-gray ( edmund dwyer gray 's son , and sir john gray 's grandson ) would become premier of tasmania . |
148 | cholera | 1 | UNKNOWN | this work was particularly important in the improvement of conditions in the city , and to public health , as it improved sanitation and helped reduce outbreaks of cholera , typhus and other diseases associated with contaminated water . |
149 | disestablishment | 1 | UNKNOWN | journal adopted the aims of the association as its own : it advocated the disestablishment of the anglican church of ireland , reform of the land laws , educational aspirations of irish catholicism and free denominal education . |
150 | united kingdom | 1 | PLACE | gray was active both in municipal and national government for much of his life , and had nationalist ideals - which he expressed as owner of the freeman 's journal , chairman of the dublin corporation water works committee between 1863 and 1875 , and member of parliament in the house of commons of the united kingdom of great britain and ireland for kilkenny city from 1865 until his death . |
151 | suburbs | 1 | PERSON | through his offices with dublin corporation , the vartry reservoir water supply works were completed , introducing a freshwater supply to dublin city and suburbs . |
152 | inquiry | 1 | ACT | in this capacity he campaigned successfully at westminster and in ireland for the reforms also advocated in his paper ; his newspaper 's inquiry into the anomalous wealth of the established church amidst a predominately catholic population contributed considerably to gladstone 's irish church act 1869 . |
153 | tribunals | 1 | EVENT | later gray was to originate and organise the " courts of arbitration " which o'connell endeavoured to substitute for the existing legal tribunals of the country . |
154 | children | 1 | PERSON | home rule league spouse mary anna dwyer children 5 sir john gray jp ( 13 july 1815 - 9 april 1875 ) , sometimes spelt john grey , was an irish physician , surgeon , newspaper proprietor , journalist and politician . |
155 | vartry reservoir water supply works | 1 | UNKNOWN | through his offices with dublin corporation , the vartry reservoir water supply works were completed , introducing a freshwater supply to dublin city and suburbs . |
156 | wealth | 1 | INSTANCE | in this capacity he campaigned successfully at westminster and in ireland for the reforms also advocated in his paper ; his newspaper 's inquiry into the anomalous wealth of the established church amidst a predominately catholic population contributed considerably to gladstone 's irish church act 1869 . |
157 | councillor | 1 | EVENT | in municipal politics , gray was elected councillor in 1852 and alderman of dublin corporation , and took an interest in the improvement of the city . |
158 | memorial statue | 1 | PERSON | irish physician , surgeon , newspaper proprietor , journalist and politician sir john gray jp memorial statue on dublin 's o' connell street born ( 1815-07-13) 13 july 1815 claremorris , county mayo , ireland died 9 april 1875( 1875-04-09 ) ( aged 59 ) bath , somerset , england resting place glasnevin cemetery , dublin nationality irish other names john grey title mp for kilkenny city term 1865-1875 political party liberal party |
159 | legacy | 1 | PERSON | death and legacy |
160 | diseases | 1 | EVENT | this work was particularly important in the improvement of conditions in the city , and to public health , as it improved sanitation and helped reduce outbreaks of cholera , typhus and other diseases associated with contaminated water . |
161 | sir thomas cusack smith | 1 | PERSON |  |
162 | earl | 1 | PERSON | on the opening of the works on 30 june 1863 , gray was knighted by the earl of carlisle , then lord lieutenant of ireland . |
163 | green | 1 | PLACE | edmund also followed his father into politics , and would eventually become mp for dublin ( stephen 's green ) , lord mayor of dublin ( 1880-1881 ) , and a supporter of charles stewart parnell . |
164 | support | 1 | SET | in national politics , the liberal government at the time was keen to conciliate an influential representative of the moderate nationalists to support british liberalism and who would resume o'connell 's constitutional agitation . |
165 | john bernard burke | 1 | PERSON | arms caption : coat of arms of john gray notes granted by john bernard burke , ulster king of arms , 4 july 1863 . |
166 | marriage | 1 | ACT | shortly before his marriage in the same year , he settled in dublin and took up a post at a hospital in north cumberland street . |
167 | cause | 1 | CAUSE | from then on gray was careful to distance himself from the advocacy of violence in the national cause , though he was sympathetic to the young ireland movement without being involved in its 1848 rebellion . |
168 | price | 1 | PERSON | as owner , gray increased the newspaper 's size , reduced its price and extended its circulation . |
169 | parliament | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | gray was active both in municipal and national government for much of his life , and had nationalist ideals - which he expressed as owner of the freeman 's journal , chairman of the dublin corporation water works committee between 1863 and 1875 , and member of parliament in the house of commons of the united kingdom of great britain and ireland for kilkenny city from 1865 until his death . |
170 | anything | 1 | ANYTHING | gray helped to furnish the proof that irish demands were not to be satisfied by anything other than by radical legislation . |
171 | north cumberland street | 1 | PLACE | shortly before his marriage in the same year , he settled in dublin and took up a post at a hospital in north cumberland street . |
172 | nationalists | 1 | PERSON | in national politics , the liberal government at the time was keen to conciliate an influential representative of the moderate nationalists to support british liberalism and who would resume o'connell 's constitutional agitation . |
173 | september | 1 | PERIOD | in the following february , gray , together with o' connell , was condemned to nine months imprisonment , but early in september 1844 the sentence was remitted on appeal . |
174 | sentence | 1 | SERIES | in the following february , gray , together with o' connell , was condemned to nine months imprisonment , but early in september 1844 the sentence was remitted on appeal . |
175 | work | 1 | ACTIVITY | this work was particularly important in the improvement of conditions in the city , and to public health , as it improved sanitation and helped reduce outbreaks of cholera , typhus and other diseases associated with contaminated water . |
176 | licentiate | 1 | UNKNOWN | he was admitted as a licentiate of the college of physicians in due course . |
177 | church | 1 | PERSON | journal adopted the aims of the association as its own : it advocated the disestablishment of the anglican church of ireland , reform of the land laws , educational aspirations of irish catholicism and free denominal education . |
178 | memory | 1 | ACT | in an unusual alliance with the catholic archbishop of dublin , paul cullen ( 1803-1878 ) , a man devoted to o'connell 's memory , gray 's newspaper exploited this shift in government policy . |
179 | proof | 1 | UNKNOWN | gray helped to furnish the proof that irish demands were not to be satisfied by anything other than by radical legislation . |
180 | lord lieutenant | 1 | PERSON | on the opening of the works on 30 june 1863 , gray was knighted by the earl of carlisle , then lord lieutenant of ireland . |
181 | mary anna dwyer | 1 | PERSON | home rule league spouse mary anna dwyer children 5 sir john gray jp ( 13 july 1815 - 9 april 1875 ) , sometimes spelt john grey , was an irish physician , surgeon , newspaper proprietor , journalist and politician . |
182 | vartry river | 1 | PERSON | the vartry reservoir scheme involved the partial redirection and damming of the vartry river in county wicklow , the building of a series of water piping and filtering systems ( and related public works ) to carry fresh water to the city . |
183 | escutcheon argent | 1 | PERSON | escutcheon argent an anchor erect sable entwined by a ribbon azure with the word vartry inscribed thereon in letteres of gold on a canton of the third a castle of the first flammant proper . |
184 | grandson | 1 | PERSON | edmund john chisholm dwyer-gray ( edmund dwyer gray 's son , and sir john gray 's grandson ) would become premier of tasmania . |
185 | irish demands | 1 | PERSON | gray helped to furnish the proof that irish demands were not to be satisfied by anything other than by radical legislation . |
186 | systems | 1 | SYSTEM | the vartry reservoir scheme involved the partial redirection and damming of the vartry river in county wicklow , the building of a series of water piping and filtering systems ( and related public works ) to carry fresh water to the city . |
187 | conference | 1 | ACT | with the resurgence of nationalism after the famine he helped to organise the tenant 's league founding conference in 1850 , standing unsuccessfully as the league 's candidate for monaghan in the 1852 election . |
188 | circulation | 1 | CURRENCY | as owner , gray increased the newspaper 's size , reduced its price and extended its circulation . |
189 | vartry reservoir scheme | 1 | CONDITION | the vartry reservoir scheme involved the partial redirection and damming of the vartry river in county wicklow , the building of a series of water piping and filtering systems ( and related public works ) to carry fresh water to the city . |
190 | hospital | 1 | PLACE | shortly before his marriage in the same year , he settled in dublin and took up a post at a hospital in north cumberland street . |
191 | redirection | 1 | ACT | the vartry reservoir scheme involved the partial redirection and damming of the vartry river in county wicklow , the building of a series of water piping and filtering systems ( and related public works ) to carry fresh water to the city . |
192 | member | 1 | PERSON | gray was active both in municipal and national government for much of his life , and had nationalist ideals - which he expressed as owner of the freeman 's journal , chairman of the dublin corporation water works committee between 1863 and 1875 , and member of parliament in the house of commons of the united kingdom of great britain and ireland for kilkenny city from 1865 until his death . |
193 | college | 1 | INSTITUTION | he was educated at trinity college dublin , and obtained the degree of m.d and master in surgery at glasgow university in 1839 . |
194 | acts | 1 | UNKNOWN | as a protestant nationalist , he supported the movement for the repeal of the acts of union with britain . |
195 | john gray notes | 1 | PERSON | arms caption : coat of arms of john gray notes granted by john bernard burke , ulster king of arms , 4 july 1863 . |
196 | limerick | 1 | PLACE | gray had married mary anna dwyer of limerick in 1839 , and they had five children ; three sons and two daughters . |
197 | fixity | 1 | PROPERTY | act 1870 for fixity of tenure , which gladstone eventually conceded . |
198 | dublin corporation water works committee | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | gray was active both in municipal and national government for much of his life , and had nationalist ideals - which he expressed as owner of the freeman 's journal , chairman of the dublin corporation water works committee between 1863 and 1875 , and member of parliament in the house of commons of the united kingdom of great britain and ireland for kilkenny city from 1865 until his death . |
199 | periodicals | 1 | ACTION | gray was publicly minded , and contributed to periodicals and the newspaper press . |
200 | catholic population | 1 | ACT | in this capacity he campaigned successfully at westminster and in ireland for the reforms also advocated in his paper ; his newspaper 's inquiry into the anomalous wealth of the established church amidst a predominately catholic population contributed considerably to gladstone 's irish church act 1869 . |
201 | months imprisonment | 1 | ACT | in the following february , gray , together with o' connell , was condemned to nine months imprisonment , but early in september 1844 the sentence was remitted on appeal . |
202 | period | 1 | PERIOD | he was also active in national politics during an otherwise quiet period of irish politics up until 1860 . |
203 | duel | 1 | PERSON | the trial had a strong element of farce , as the hot-tempered attorney general for ireland , sir thomas cusack-smith , challenged gray 's counsel , gerald fitzgibbon to a duel , for which he was sternly reprimanded by the judges . |
204 | nationalist | 1 | PERSON | gray was active both in municipal and national government for much of his life , and had nationalist ideals - which he expressed as owner of the freeman 's journal , chairman of the dublin corporation water works committee between 1863 and 1875 , and member of parliament in the house of commons of the united kingdom of great britain and ireland for kilkenny city from 1865 until his death . |
205 | politician sir john gray jp memorial statue | 1 | PERSON | irish physician , surgeon , newspaper proprietor , journalist and politician sir john gray jp memorial statue on dublin 's o' connell street born ( 1815-07-13) 13 july 1815 claremorris , county mayo , ireland died 9 april 1875( 1875-04-09 ) ( aged 59 ) bath , somerset , england resting place glasnevin cemetery , dublin nationality irish other names john grey title mp for kilkenny city term 1865-1875 political party liberal party |
206 | influence | 1 | ELEMENT | through the growing influence of the freeman 's journal ( of which he was the sole proprietor from 1850 ) , he became a significant figure in dublin municipal politics . |
207 | february | 1 | PERIOD | in the following february , gray , together with o' connell , was condemned to nine months imprisonment , but early in september 1844 the sentence was remitted on appeal . |
208 | fenians | 1 | UNKNOWN | it supported the archbishop 's creation , the national association of ireland , established in 1864 with the intention of providing a moderate alternative to the revolutionary nationalism of the fenians . |
209 | nationalist ideals | 1 | EVENT | gray was active both in municipal and national government for much of his life , and had nationalist ideals - which he expressed as owner of the freeman 's journal , chairman of the dublin corporation water works committee between 1863 and 1875 , and member of parliament in the house of commons of the united kingdom of great britain and ireland for kilkenny city from 1865 until his death . |
210 | appreciation | 1 | PERSON | the monument was completed in 1879 and was dedicated to the " appreciation of his many services to his country , and of the splendid supply of pure water which he secured for dublin " . |
211 | home rule movement | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | his legacy also included his contributions to the passage of the irish church and land bills , his advocacy for tenant 's rights and his support of the home rule movement . |
212 | scheme | 1 | CONDITION | gray actively promoted what would become the " vartry scheme " . |
213 | glasnevin cemetery sir john gray | 1 | PERSON | gray 's tombstone in glasnevin cemetery sir john gray died at bath , in england , on 9 april 1875 . |
214 | land laws | 1 | PERSON | journal adopted the aims of the association as its own : it advocated the disestablishment of the anglican church of ireland , reform of the land laws , educational aspirations of irish catholicism and free denominal education . |
215 | ulster king | 1 | PERSON | arms caption : coat of arms of john gray notes granted by john bernard burke , ulster king of arms , 4 july 1863 . |
216 | impact | 1 | ACTION | shortly after his death , his contributions to the provision of the water supply , and the beneficial impact this had to conditions of public health in dublin , were recognised in a memorial statue on o' connell street . |
217 | occasion | 1 | EVENT | in the general election of 1874 he was re-elected on this occasion as a home rule league mp for kilkenny , joining its home rule majority in the house of commons , and held his seat until his death the following year . |
218 | failure | 1 | STATE | the act 's other weaknesses however resulted in its failure to resolve the " land question " , the accompanying coercion , the disappointment with gladstone 's handling of the university question and national education , caused gray to deflect from the liberals and become mistrusted in britain . |
219 | offices | 1 | FUNCTION | through his offices with dublin corporation , the vartry reservoir water supply works were completed , introducing a freshwater supply to dublin city and suburbs . |
220 | irish church act | 1 | ACT | in this capacity he campaigned successfully at westminster and in ireland for the reforms also advocated in his paper ; his newspaper 's inquiry into the anomalous wealth of the established church amidst a predominately catholic population contributed considerably to gladstone 's irish church act 1869 . |
221 | charge | 1 | PLACE | in october 1843 , gray was indicted with o'connell and others in the court of the queen 's bench in dublin on a charge of sedition and " conspiracy against the queen " . |
222 | farce | 1 | ACTIVITY | the trial had a strong element of farce , as the hot-tempered attorney general for ireland , sir thomas cusack-smith , challenged gray 's counsel , gerald fitzgibbon to a duel , for which he was sternly reprimanded by the judges . |
223 | liberals | 1 | PERSON | the act 's other weaknesses however resulted in its failure to resolve the " land question " , the accompanying coercion , the disappointment with gladstone 's handling of the university question and national education , caused gray to deflect from the liberals and become mistrusted in britain . |
224 | sanitation | 1 | PLACE | this work was particularly important in the improvement of conditions in the city , and to public health , as it improved sanitation and helped reduce outbreaks of cholera , typhus and other diseases associated with contaminated water . |
225 | size | 1 | SIZE | as owner , gray increased the newspaper 's size , reduced its price and extended its circulation . |
226 | dublin nationality irish | 1 | PERSON | irish physician , surgeon , newspaper proprietor , journalist and politician sir john gray jp memorial statue on dublin 's o' connell street born ( 1815-07-13) 13 july 1815 claremorris , county mayo , ireland died 9 april 1875( 1875-04-09 ) ( aged 59 ) bath , somerset , england resting place glasnevin cemetery , dublin nationality irish other names john grey title mp for kilkenny city term 1865-1875 political party liberal party |
227 | daughters | 1 | PERSON | gray had married mary anna dwyer of limerick in 1839 , and they had five children ; three sons and two daughters . |
228 | supply | 1 | ACT | through his offices with dublin corporation , the vartry reservoir water supply works were completed , introducing a freshwater supply to dublin city and suburbs . |
229 | courts | 1 | PERSON | later gray was to originate and organise the " courts of arbitration " which o'connell endeavoured to substitute for the existing legal tribunals of the country . |
230 | government policy | 1 | PLACE | in an unusual alliance with the catholic archbishop of dublin , paul cullen ( 1803-1878 ) , a man devoted to o'connell 's memory , gray 's newspaper exploited this shift in government policy . |
231 | editor | 1 | PROGRAM | he acted as political editor of the journal for a time , before becoming sole proprietor in 1850 . |
232 | newspaper press | 1 | INSTITUTION | gray was publicly minded , and contributed to periodicals and the newspaper press . |
233 | catholicism | 1 | PROPERTY | journal adopted the aims of the association as its own : it advocated the disestablishment of the anglican church of ireland , reform of the land laws , educational aspirations of irish catholicism and free denominal education . |
234 | life john gray | 1 | PERSON | early life john gray was born in claremorris , county mayo ; the third son of john and elizabeth gray of mount street . |
235 | stephen | 1 | PERSON | edmund also followed his father into politics , and would eventually become mp for dublin ( stephen 's green ) , lord mayor of dublin ( 1880-1881 ) , and a supporter of charles stewart parnell . |
236 | series | 1 | SERIES | the vartry reservoir scheme involved the partial redirection and damming of the vartry river in county wicklow , the building of a series of water piping and filtering systems ( and related public works ) to carry fresh water to the city . |
237 | capacity | 1 | VALUE | in this capacity he campaigned successfully at westminster and in ireland for the reforms also advocated in his paper ; his newspaper 's inquiry into the anomalous wealth of the established church amidst a predominately catholic population contributed considerably to gladstone 's irish church act 1869 . |
238 | sir john gray | 1 | PERSON | irish physician , surgeon , newspaper proprietor , journalist and politician sir john gray jp memorial statue on dublin 's o' connell street born ( 1815-07-13) 13 july 1815 claremorris , county mayo , ireland died 9 april 1875( 1875-04-09 ) ( aged 59 ) bath , somerset , england resting place glasnevin cemetery , dublin nationality irish other names john grey title mp for kilkenny city term 1865-1875 political party liberal party |
239 | physicians | 1 | PERSON | he was admitted as a licentiate of the college of physicians in due course . |
240 | attorney general | 1 | PERSON | the trial had a strong element of farce , as the hot-tempered attorney general for ireland , sir thomas cusack-smith , challenged gray 's counsel , gerald fitzgibbon to a duel , for which he was sternly reprimanded by the judges . |
241 | arms caption | 1 | PORTION | arms caption : coat of arms of john gray notes granted by john bernard burke , ulster king of arms , 4 july 1863 . |
242 | repeal association | 1 | INSTITUTION | gray entered politics at a relatively young age , and attached himself to o'connell 's repeal association . |
243 | age | 1 | PROPERTY | gray entered politics at a relatively young age , and attached himself to o'connell 's repeal association . |
244 | alderman | 1 | PERSON | in municipal politics , gray was elected councillor in 1852 and alderman of dublin corporation , and took an interest in the improvement of the city . |
245 | june | 1 | PERIOD | on the opening of the works on 30 june 1863 , gray was knighted by the earl of carlisle , then lord lieutenant of ireland . |
246 | bench | 1 | ENTITY | in october 1843 , gray was indicted with o'connell and others in the court of the queen 's bench in dublin on a charge of sedition and " conspiracy against the queen " . |
247 | edmund | 1 | PERSON | one of his sons , edmund dwyer gray took over the management of the freeman 's journal . |
248 | remains | 1 | STATE | his remains were returned to ireland and he was honoured with a public funeral at glasnevin cemetery . |
249 | claremorris | 1 | PLACE | irish physician , surgeon , newspaper proprietor , journalist and politician sir john gray jp memorial statue on dublin 's o' connell street born ( 1815-07-13) 13 july 1815 claremorris , county mayo , ireland died 9 april 1875( 1875-04-09 ) ( aged 59 ) bath , somerset , england resting place glasnevin cemetery , dublin nationality irish other names john grey title mp for kilkenny city term 1865-1875 political party liberal party |
250 | great britain | 1 | PLACE | gray was active both in municipal and national government for much of his life , and had nationalist ideals - which he expressed as owner of the freeman 's journal , chairman of the dublin corporation water works committee between 1863 and 1875 , and member of parliament in the house of commons of the united kingdom of great britain and ireland for kilkenny city from 1865 until his death . |
251 | others | 1 | UNKNOWN | in october 1843 , gray was indicted with o'connell and others in the court of the queen 's bench in dublin on a charge of sedition and " conspiracy against the queen " . |
252 | john | 1 | PERSON | irish physician , surgeon , newspaper proprietor , journalist and politician sir john gray jp memorial statue on dublin 's o' connell street born ( 1815-07-13) 13 july 1815 claremorris , county mayo , ireland died 9 april 1875( 1875-04-09 ) ( aged 59 ) bath , somerset , england resting place glasnevin cemetery , dublin nationality irish other names john grey title mp for kilkenny city term 1865-1875 political party liberal party |
253 | university question | 1 | QUESTION | the act 's other weaknesses however resulted in its failure to resolve the " land question " , the accompanying coercion , the disappointment with gladstone 's handling of the university question and national education , caused gray to deflect from the liberals and become mistrusted in britain . |
254 | agitation | 1 | ACT | in national politics , the liberal government at the time was keen to conciliate an influential representative of the moderate nationalists to support british liberalism and who would resume o'connell 's constitutional agitation . |
255 | shift | 1 | ACT | in an unusual alliance with the catholic archbishop of dublin , paul cullen ( 1803-1878 ) , a man devoted to o'connell 's memory , gray 's newspaper exploited this shift in government policy . |
256 | july claremorris | 1 | PERSON |  |
257 | intention | 1 | ACT | it supported the archbishop 's creation , the national association of ireland , established in 1864 with the intention of providing a moderate alternative to the revolutionary nationalism of the fenians . |
258 | premier | 1 | HEAD | edmund john chisholm dwyer-gray ( edmund dwyer gray 's son , and sir john gray 's grandson ) would become premier of tasmania . |
259 | glasgow university | 1 | INSTITUTION | he was educated at trinity college dublin , and obtained the degree of m.d and master in surgery at glasgow university in 1839 . |
260 | reforms | 1 | AMOUNT | in this capacity he campaigned successfully at westminster and in ireland for the reforms also advocated in his paper ; his newspaper 's inquiry into the anomalous wealth of the established church amidst a predominately catholic population contributed considerably to gladstone 's irish church act 1869 . |
261 | rights | 1 | UNKNOWN | his legacy also included his contributions to the passage of the irish church and land bills , his advocacy for tenant 's rights and his support of the home rule movement . |
262 | landlord | 1 | PERSON | he fought for the provision in the new landlord & tenant ( ireland ) |
263 | affairs | 1 | PERSON | independent from o'connell , gray continued to take a prominent part in irish politics and in local affairs . |
264 | efforts | 1 | ACTION | partially in recognition of these efforts , gray would later be nominated for the position of lord mayor of dublin for the years 1868-69 , but he declined to serve . |
265 | post | 1 | EVENT | shortly before his marriage in the same year , he settled in dublin and took up a post at a hospital in north cumberland street . |
266 | violence | 1 | INSTANCE | from then on gray was careful to distance himself from the advocacy of violence in the national cause , though he was sympathetic to the young ireland movement without being involved in its 1848 rebellion . |
267 | castle | 1 | PERSON | escutcheon argent an anchor erect sable entwined by a ribbon azure with the word vartry inscribed thereon in letteres of gold on a canton of the third a castle of the first flammant proper . |
268 | letteres | 1 | UNKNOWN | escutcheon argent an anchor erect sable entwined by a ribbon azure with the word vartry inscribed thereon in letteres of gold on a canton of the third a castle of the first flammant proper . |
269 | later gray | 1 | PERSON | later gray was to originate and organise the " courts of arbitration " which o'connell endeavoured to substitute for the existing legal tribunals of the country . |
270 | years | 1 | PERIOD | partially in recognition of these efforts , gray would later be nominated for the position of lord mayor of dublin for the years 1868-69 , but he declined to serve . |
271 | funeral | 1 | ACTION | his remains were returned to ireland and he was honoured with a public funeral at glasnevin cemetery . |
272 | young ireland movement | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | from then on gray was careful to distance himself from the advocacy of violence in the national cause , though he was sympathetic to the young ireland movement without being involved in its 1848 rebellion . |
273 | county wicklow | 1 | PLACE | the vartry reservoir scheme involved the partial redirection and damming of the vartry river in county wicklow , the building of a series of water piping and filtering systems ( and related public works ) to carry fresh water to the city . |
274 | politics gray | 1 | PERSON |  |
275 | alliance | 1 | STATE | in an unusual alliance with the catholic archbishop of dublin , paul cullen ( 1803-1878 ) , a man devoted to o'connell 's memory , gray 's newspaper exploited this shift in government policy . |
276 | trial | 1 | OCCURRENCE | the trial had a strong element of farce , as the hot-tempered attorney general for ireland , sir thomas cusack-smith , challenged gray 's counsel , gerald fitzgibbon to a duel , for which he was sternly reprimanded by the judges . |
277 | conspiracy | 1 | AGREEMENT | in october 1843 , gray was indicted with o'connell and others in the court of the queen 's bench in dublin on a charge of sedition and " conspiracy against the queen " . |
278 | canton | 1 | PLACE | escutcheon argent an anchor erect sable entwined by a ribbon azure with the word vartry inscribed thereon in letteres of gold on a canton of the third a castle of the first flammant proper . |
279 | john grey | 1 | PERSON | irish physician , surgeon , newspaper proprietor , journalist and politician sir john gray jp memorial statue on dublin 's o' connell street born ( 1815-07-13) 13 july 1815 claremorris , county mayo , ireland died 9 april 1875( 1875-04-09 ) ( aged 59 ) bath , somerset , england resting place glasnevin cemetery , dublin nationality irish other names john grey title mp for kilkenny city term 1865-1875 political party liberal party |
280 | committee | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | gray was active both in municipal and national government for much of his life , and had nationalist ideals - which he expressed as owner of the freeman 's journal , chairman of the dublin corporation water works committee between 1863 and 1875 , and member of parliament in the house of commons of the united kingdom of great britain and ireland for kilkenny city from 1865 until his death . |
281 | erection | 1 | ACT | almost immediately afterwards public subscriptions were sought for the erection in o'connell street , of a monument to gray . |
282 | alternative | 1 | WORD | it supported the archbishop 's creation , the national association of ireland , established in 1864 with the intention of providing a moderate alternative to the revolutionary nationalism of the fenians . |
283 | o' connell street born | 1 | PERSON | irish physician , surgeon , newspaper proprietor , journalist and politician sir john gray jp memorial statue on dublin 's o' connell street born ( 1815-07-13) 13 july 1815 claremorris , county mayo , ireland died 9 april 1875( 1875-04-09 ) ( aged 59 ) bath , somerset , england resting place glasnevin cemetery , dublin nationality irish other names john grey title mp for kilkenny city term 1865-1875 political party liberal party |
284 | carlisle | 1 | PLACE | on the opening of the works on 30 june 1863 , gray was knighted by the earl of carlisle , then lord lieutenant of ireland . |

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Categoría | Objetos
PERSON | affairs alderman anchor erect sable anglican church appeal appreciation archbishop attorney general candidate castle catholic archbishop charles stewart parnell children church counsel course court courts crest an anchor erect sable daniel o'connell daughters dublin nationality irish duel earl edmund edmund dwyer gray edmund john chisholm dwyer gray election elizabeth gray escutcheon argent father freeman gerald fitzgibbon gladstone glasnevin cemetery sir john gray grandson gray home rule league mp irish church irish demands john john bernard burke john gray notes john grey journalist july claremorris land bills land laws landlord later gray legacy legacy gray liberals life john gray lord lieutenant man mary anna dwyer master member memorial statue monaghan names john grey title mp nationalist nationalists newspaper proprietor o' connell o' connell street born paul cullen physician physicians politician politician sir john gray jp memorial statue politics gray price proprietor queen reformer ribbon azure sir john gray sir thomas cusack smith somerset son sons stephen suburbs supporter surgeon tenant thereon trinity college dublin ulster king vartry river
PLACE | bath britain canton carlisle charge city claremorris country county mayo county wicklow dublin dublin city england england resting place glasnevin cemetery glasnevin cemetery government policy great britain green hospital house ireland kilkenny kilkenny city limerick mount street north cumberland street o' connell street o'connell street proper sackville street sanitation union united kingdom westminster
ACT | act advocacy agitation arbitration aspirations catholic population conference contributions creation erection freshwater supply improvement inquiry intention irish church act legislation marriage memory months imprisonment monument opening politics provision recognition redirection repeal shift supply water supply
PERIOD | april famine february july june october period september tenure time year years
EVENT | councillor death diseases gold life nationalist ideals occasion passage post tombstone tribunals
INSTITUTION | association college dublin corporation glasgow university national association newspaper press repeal association
HUMAN GROUP | committee dublin corporation water works committee home rule movement movement parliament young ireland movement
PROPERTY | age catholicism fixity health majority seat
ACTION | british liberalism efforts funeral impact periodicals
STATE | alliance failure remains sedition
INSTANCE | disappointment resurgence violence wealth
AMOUNT | interest reform reforms
CONDITION | conditions scheme vartry reservoir scheme
PROCESS | coercion degree education
ACTIVITY | farce work
SIZE | letters size
QUESTION | land question university question
ELEMENT | element influence
QUANTITY | journal paper
SERIES | sentence series
HEAD | chairman premier
SET | nationalism support
OCCURRENCE | outbreaks trial
HUMAN ROLE | lord mayor
ANYTHING | anything
ENTITY | bench
ABSTRACT ENTITY | coat
CAUSE | cause
POSITION | position
GROUP | league
FUNCTION | offices
AGREEMENT | conspiracy
LANGUAGE | arms
DOCUMENT | services
STUDY | surgery
WATER | water
FIGURE | figure
SYSTEM | systems
SPEECH ACT | newspaper
VALUE | capacity
GOVERNMENT | government
FORCE | rebellion
QUALITY | subscriptions
VEHICLE | owner
BUILDING | building
WORD | alternative
PROGRAM | editor
CURRENCY | circulation
STATEMENT | aims
PORTION | arms caption