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... trade of Conventions, and in 1793, meafwres were taken Government to thatelteif; then became more concealed, refting upon its arms, until it could a& with greater ; until foreign hoftility accepting its invitation, would aid its efforts and accelerate the ...
... piece foremoft in his nowvelle litt for the next feafon. The author, ran, is to perform a that cardinal ftage vete- Colonel Grattan’s tincipal part. of colours for the In ady is preparing a ftand dependent Dublin ; they aré to be prefented be fore the Review ...
... mull humble, and moll obedient frrvar.ts, HENRY FITZGERALD. Dublin, Feb. 18, 1790. HENRY GRATTAN. THE Committee for comludling LQRIi HUNKY FITZGERALD and Mr. GRATTAN'- Eledimn, beg leave to acquaint the Friends to the Independent Inured of the city Dublin ...
... an hundred and fiftv ftand of arms asyet delivered out Colonel Talbot’s Regiment of 'FtHcihles. Does not this plainly indicate, that an hundred and fifty of his boafted 500 fine and hmutiful men are fit only to bear arms * la addition to the jaft ani ...
... Alexander Wallace, Efq: of a daughter. Maruiaoxs By fpecial licence, Wm. Kellet Efq; co. Wexford, Mift Segrive, eldeft daughter of John Begrave, doc. of Cibrih, co. Dwhlin.—Henry Coyle, of ekut, co. of Dublin, Rfq; to M. Margaret Fleming, of Euftsce-ftreet.— ...
... Lowther Sir A. stewart, Bt J. P. Curran John Metge James stewart Anth. Daly “ A. Montgomery James Stewart D. B. Daly *¢ John Montzomery® D. Toler A. Dawfoa “N. Montg.Moore Joho Townthend Hon W Moore S. Digby Joho Ufher John Doyte Lodge Morres Robe. Uniacke Joha ...
... .., t° h £ charge madc y Mr. Grattan, made to eftablifh a ruthkfs and * '• i tyranny, tremendous and intolerable, to the Senate by influence, and the by arms.” You admit the latter part, e may impofed on a people by arms deny that can upon a Senate, folely ...
... faying tlv.t Mr Grattan has too much (p rit to t ihâ ot the whole of the corps of Cudoni â.â¢ven if they dare devote it to him, and that fh.-re other mode ...
... Committees. ol. to D. Coddington, Efq; ferjeast at arms. L. Senfi, for delivering the votes. ol. to [. M*Cewen and H. Hoimes, to the back door-keepers, tweaty in number, to T. L’Eftran affittant ferjeant at arms. This was ufually a 140]. but en motion of che ...
... Peter Butler John Bergin, John-ft.Peter Walth Michael Breen ohn Magrath James Ryan 4 Michael Grady ohn Byrne ames Finify a mes Murphy i Ryan aniel Byrne ohn Phelan Bahtim John Cahill enney Peter Dencefe ‘James Murphy Patrick Bren David Daly John Cuiliton ...
... Cavalry—|as. Spencer, Efq: captain, John Moore, Ffq; 1ft lieutenant, Wiltiam Grattan, Eiq; 2d do. and Aughrim Efq; captain, John Power Trench, Efq; licutenant. Kilruth Cavalry—Bindon Scott, Efq; 1ft licutenant, John Hickman, Efq; 2d do. Kilruth Infantry—Thomas ...
... Ledwith, Wardenftowtt Travers Adamson, John Lahy, Witliamllown James D?Arcy, Hyde-park Michael Lewis, Clonee Thomas D'Arcy,-BaggateUe Peter Longworth, Bonnyhenly * John Auchmuty, S. Mullingar john Lowndes, Gravelftown John D'Arcy, Corbetllown Edward Malone ...