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... TO fi Ji.l # f7 .v ® . . GRATTAN. The circurh/lance of Mr. Gr»tt?.r! not having heretofore polled great majority, not aril'e from paucity of Voters ort his fid?, but from a rail number of his friends keeping back in order to give him Ihould he require ...
... paragraph purporting expvefs an.opinion of Mr. Grattan concerning Mr. FiooJ, has been in feveral Englifh Journals milreprefented. It contained An aofwer paraphleq entitled, the Speech the Eirl of Clare, &c. Henry Grattan, E'.q/' and is as follows ; Mr. Flood, ...
... nnedy the i'uccefsful Candidate fhould, on all important John v.i.nt ...
... Caledon will fet out for the Cape ef Cood immediately.—die has arrived GRATTAN DUBLIN CASTLE—AUGUST 9. His Majefty, by* his Royal Letter, haying- appointed the Right Hon. Henrv Grattan, to be his Majeily’s Moll Honourable Privy Council of Ireland, he this ...
... >an, armed with gum, dec. &c.â?? Anne Johnfou cnarged with having ftolen ftreral' ariicl .t wearing apparel â??Thoe. Ddnnhoc, nohoe, Edward Danoboe, and John Hiffernar, charged with beet Join Clerk, of which beAiing Jonn Clerk died.â??- John Tyrrell ...
... general and ardent expreffions of the public eftimatidn were anfwerfed by Mr. Grattan with looks and falutation* which molt reprefented his feelings. The carriage of Mn Grattan, (the body of a four-wheel phaeton,) was decorated richly, and with great elegance ...
... found the Speeches of I.ords Grenville, Hawk-.fbury, Hutchinfon, Sidmouth, Moira, &c.—Meffrs. Fox, Grattan, Pitt, George Ponfonby, Shaw, John Datouche, Sir John Newport. &c. ...
... Right Hon. Henry Grattan for the above purpoie Refolved,That the thSnksotthis meeting prefe;U ...
... • Kilkenny Dean Allot Muuntnorris Rw. Mr. Greydon Clonmel ' John Jnfeph Henry, Efq. D. Latouche, juo. Efq. Mr. 8c Mn. P. La touch* Vi'countefs Dillon Steuart King, Ef ...
... « handfomeft Dcmernes in Ireland. Right * Propolals in writing only Hon. James Xarrd Tyrawley. Me rtfon-Hreot , or »*n y Grattan, Braf. OFFICE ORDNANCE, Dublin-Gallic, 39. )*al' nr->HE Refpeflive Officers of his Majcfty * Ord-auce, Tfforfby notice, that ...
... fobjefls theii arms, See. &c. See.’ Was oppreflion to check fuch banditti in their career—the career that, mud finally arm them againd all law and focial order He did not think it was, and he therefore voted for the enaction of the It Arms Bill. But had ...
... is list Irish Members who voted against Lord Castlereagii: —John Henry Clements, E. S.- Cooper, Viscount Forbes, H. Grattan, C. H. Hutchinson, S. Mahon,,H. Martin* Sir H. C. Montgomery, Sir John Newport, Henry Parnell, George F. A. Prittie, William Richardson ...