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... Cavendilh, Mr. Fitzgibbon, Mr. Mafon, Mr, John Dillon, Sir Michael Cromie, Mr. Toler, and the Provoft, when at half pall eleven o’clock the houfe divided. Tellers for the Ayes, Sir Lucius O’Brien and Mr. Grattan; for the-N»es, Mr. Fitzgibbon and Mr. Parnth ...
... November s. Committee of accounts fat; Mr. John Monk Mafon in the chair, and after time the fpeaker took the Robert Lindfay, Efq. returned member for Dundalk, was introduced, fword, and took his feat. Hon. John Burke prefented a petition from the governors ...
... to Adam* and Mangm.âCert, John lion, Mai ft). 4th Ciafs, Prein. to Edward Athanry Whyte, G. Gaynor, John Ongc, Juu. âCert, Crampton, Keade, Whiialtoue, v >uiion. sth Clais, Prem. to Robert Ponfonhy Tottenham and John Myler.âCelt, J Corneille, Weld ...
... Kwember 13. REPORTED the Committee of Way* and Mean*, that they had made fonae Pro* grefi, and to fit again To-morrow. Mr. Grattan opened his promifed Motion in to (he Mutiny Bill, with giving Narrative of our natural Binh-righr*, from Magna Ghana to the ...
... 1781, The Hon. Col. Rowley in the Chair, The following Atidrelt was voted, nem. con. and ordered to be publilhed. HENRY GRATTAN, Efq; and the virtuous MINORITY who lupported his motion in the Houfe of Commons, the 10th of November, for the amendment ...
... Liverpool the 25th ult. Ycflerday a poll was held the Tholfel, for the purjwfe of electing aiderman for this city in the room of John Tucker, Efq; deceafed, when (he following came, were fent down eligible-'pccfons, bv the Poard of Aldermeh, to the Commons ...
... Lawyers Johnfon. Laxvyets Corps —John Per. Hunt, Ed. Stanley, Ed. Hud Jon. Merchants Cotfsi Nathaniel Hone, Colonel. Henry Gudgeon, Major. Liberty Volunteer s —William Worthington, Captain. Imieperulent Dublin Henry Grattan, J T. Atocnhurtl. Cajiettrwn and ...
... infurgents had retired, who at the Ggbt the Bern troops, down their arms. See. begged mercy, and furrendered tliemlelves without drop of blood being (hed: They were all taken, with 500 (land* of arms, and carried Fribourg ; a quarter of an hour before which, Chenaux ...
... county and city of Dublin, were reviewed in the Phoenix Park by Henry Grattan, colonel of the Independent Dublin Volunteers, being the ninth and lad review of the afTbciatioh -Colonel Grattan’s aids de camp were, Peter Latouche, Efqj counfellor Pedder, Bernier ...
... enfign, vice John Drake to be lieutenant, vice 1, , ...
... Lawyers, Merchants, and Dublin Indeuendent Corps of Volunteers had a field day Marlborough Green, and were reviewed by Henry Grattan, Lfq; Colonel of the Dublin Independents. The field cxcrcife of the Volunteers on Tuefdty, which was principally performed ...
... barracks, and the evening concluded with the ringing of bells. The In- dependent Dublin Volunteers, under the com- mand of Col. Grattan, fired three vollies, and gave three cheers in his Majefty’s Park the Phoenix ; as did the corps on the quay. And lait night ...