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... there Mr. Grattan took leave of his friends—he entered the house amidst loud and universal acclamations—no sooner was the door closed, than there was burst of applause for Mr. William Murphy, ; and all the aftive, honest, and intrepid members Grattan’s Co ...
... Ab ams, af KandaUt»«m. teiWt John Adamson, £*,. „f Moate. to Min Ha. daughter the late Sir William Kawkiu- I'* 1 '* late of Raplwe. ««««i Belfast ship rh« Cunnlnj'ham Boyle, Dell, fr uln . Cheater I Sth intt. ' Tb* armed brig faflor, M'Klece, fur contrary ...
... Wm. To. of Fnnii French, A. Co. Roscootnion Grattan, Rt. Hon. H. City of Dublin Herbert, H. A. Co. Kerry Hume, W. H. Co. Wicklow Hutchinson, Hon. C. H. City of Cork I.atouche, David, Co. Carlow l.aronche, John, Co. l.eitnm Tatooche, Roht. Co. Kildare Mahon ...
... fi»r J.ivirrjKwi, cieartocSj The armed Graces, lo-Utcgfuf first fair v. a!:er 31* iqsc. The S*vift, Ncol, for is clnr, only. The Ncpcore, Davids m,”** leading for Liverpool 'l*hc armed brig Gowan, it loadmg The armed hfigTemis, Pcudieti*), m this port ...
... fir ’* The armed brig tail 6r« fair wiud uftt-r (*«('' The Swift, Neel, loading for Liverpool. , * • armed hrig Vine, M P'*nncll, i' f'* sail first fair wind after 25th hsf. . 'The armed brig Draper, fr»m Leuven for * the 1 'ith row. *1 armed brig J»t. ...
... Taylor, iaan Innkeeper, at and also Constable for the Toreat send ale; the defendant, John Hargi caves, ilie cider, is Sheriff’s Officer, Haslingden ; the defendant, John Hargreaves the younger, is the i»on and cleik Mr. George Hargreaves, an Attorney Nevrchurch ...
... Mvcrelyj Tbauw* | mtant’a mate, alightly John WuUtrr, .ble, in thr j thiuh ; Robert Hodge., able, slightly . V. Sutherland, quarterrunner, not .ev rely ; Alcock, Undman, fraciured leg; John te'gcomb, able, .lightly; John Barbell, ordinary, 1 not severely; Mr ...
... W O Shelley, T Leach, John Shipley, W Lemon, Sir Wm* Simeon, J Lemon, John St Aubyn, Sir John Leycester, H Stewart, James* Lloyd, M T Lloyd, Sir E Talbot, R W* Longman, Geo Taylor, C lAseeden, F, L Taylor, M A Lubbock, Sir John Tempest, Sir H V Lushiugton ...
... time.—(Here Sir John Newport expressly signified dissent) —However, was himself inclined to think the final words ten minutes,” better th in those last proposed, though should not wish to divide the Committee upon them. Mr. GRATTAN sAd, th.it the Cn ...
... Foster, understand, certainly resigns his Ofiice as Chancellor of the Exchequer; but have not heard who is his successor.—Mr. Grattan has been mentioned, hut that Gentleman has positively declined accepting any office. This morning, about eleven o’clock, Lord ...
... Grenville—Thr Lord Chancellor of England and Trial by Jury—Lord Howick—-The Lord Chancellor Ireland— Mr. Windham—Mr. Grattan—Sir John Stuart and his Band of Heroes—General Gardner and the Irrth Squadron— The ATemorj that patriotic and enl.ght.ned Stater ...