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... GRATTAN. ,1/r. Grattan's late Committee xvill txeet *t Ten o'Chck on Fndny Morning mxt, at the Commercial Build ngs, ami oxn/h for the pun final attendance of thoje Electors, ptrpofe logo the Hufitngs that day. yenerd-iy received two mails, and are happy ...
... THE AR'M\' SATURDArS MAIL Condon —march TO HIS ROYAL IHGIIN'ESS - DTJ K E OF YORK, Field Marjoal if the Empire, Camman'dcr'in Chief, i- yefterdiy received fome American Papers to the yth- ult. inclufive. Burr and his projeAs contir.ue to the objeft of ...
... Henry Grattan for the above purpofe. Refolved, That thanks this meeting be prelentid our City Reprefentatives, for their prompt commi.i.i-cation relative to the inter.did bill. The Church Wardens having been requefted to leave the Chair, and John Dillon ...
... 0.1 Friday niglit la!l the l.oufc of John Young The Church Waruen* St. k a.- at Kfflefter/waf entered between the hours of knowledge to have received from toe eight o’clock, by of robbers, who the Lord Mayor feve«.l of Meat and Vegetook away property ...
... meetings” have had in jhis coujury, and of which Mr., Grattan is but too well, allured, without the aid hint, from Mr, Elliot, and that they are, and have been lan&iouid. by pexfons of rank and power Mr. Grattan Jcnovys full well. To clear and illudrate the truth ...
... fallhlefs themfelves ar. j to their country, mult ok to Grattan, the ! pride of Ekin, with the keen folicitude connedhd expectation, and the kindred affection indiifoluble fate. The power Mr. Grattan debate perfefUy aftonifhing. His mind is large and 1 luminous ...
... -r*— harict ; Catbcart - Norwood ••• ■i »'n Cafi’ . Aibto«ro Hon. Mr*- L.ndfiy. Mrs. Bourse Kenrney Grattan - - Coer bourn Armitt Peter Latouebe Temple John Latooche Dawfon Mif» Graham Cooper Chaloner —Scott Marquit W**erf«ri . ...
... diicuifiou, and will, in all probability, be brought forward during the prefcot Sefliou. It is thought that Sir John Newport or Mr. Grattan will have the honor of introducing this necelfaiy and effectual remedy for many of the misfortunes that afflict ...
... family influence, and then dwelling upon Mr. Grattan’s pretenfions upon this head rel:l V t S father, refpettable Citizen and Recorder Dublin. —Mr. M‘Nally next rofe, and with great warmth vindicated Mr. Grattan, from what he called the af P er^° _ of calumny ...
... being rcquellcd to leave the Chair, and Sir John White having been called thereto, Rcfolvcd unanimqufly, That the thanks of this Vtllry be given to the Rev. J. Lewis and the Church-Wardens, Thomas Walker and John Smvtli, Efqrs. for their very proper condu6t ...
... taken place. Sir John Newport has been introduced to his Majefly, Chancellor of the Iriffi Exchequer. It was the earned entreaty of Lord Grenville chat Sir John accepted the office Lad week, hear, the Chancellor of the Exchcqu-r, Sir John Newport, had an ...
... law', and ordered them j for execution on the Monday enfuiog, and their bodies be given for diffe&ion.—John Mara, for a burglary in the dwelling of John Fitzgerald, at AtlacOa, and dealing thereout a conliderable ium. —Sentence not pronounced. Saturday evening ...