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... Biographic account of the Life of Capt. John Gifford, Slieriffs Peer o the City of Dublin ; Ditto Mr. Holman of the Theatre-Royal ; Account of a most extraordinary Merlical Case : the Speeche l pf . Messrs. Fox, Grattan, &c. on die Catholic Emancipat et • ...
... second page of this publication. It is with the deepest concern we have to announce the drat h of the Rev. George Percy, son of John Percy, of Ballintemple, in the county Tipperary, Esq.—.ls Reverend respectable young gentleman was returning home from the ...
... themselves and false to their cone. try, must look to Grattan, the pride of Erin, with the keen solicitude of connoted expeetation, iiod the kindred affeftion of intlissoliibie fate.— The power of Mr. Grattan in debate is perfetily astonishing. His mind is ...
... competition with the large stills:— FOR Henri Parnell, Henry Grattan, Sir H. Montgomery, Stephen Mahon, Arthur French, M. Aic Richard Power, I'. Bernavd, E. S. Cooper, Hobert La Touche, John La Touche, Henry Meade, H. A. Prettie, T. Knox, tir J. Newport ...
... lay before the public the conclusion of the be. bete in the House of Commons, on the Catholic Petition, pro. salted by Mr. Grattan; &discussion is oi importance, and cannot be too generally Communicated to the people.—Of. faring an observation 90 the present ...
... in Waterford, as some boys were contending for the first flee from a pistol, it went off, and th , .! corvelllA a v in tlic arm or one of thein, wcenled in manner a* to endanger his !i'e. The Athenienne man of war, lately lost neat ' Cadiz, was taken from ...
... calling forth an attive and efficient force, is one of the measures seriously pressed on the consideration of Congress. Mr. Grattan is, we undeustand, at prsent, engaged in a work upon the History of Ireland, in which he has already made considerable progress ...
... that a considerable number of persons have possessed themselves of arms, by braking open houses by dav and night in this county. That numerousacs s al outrage have been committed dy armed parties, and that particularly on the 13th inst. at the fair of Lowes ...
... Myers, relift of the Inc John Mye Dr o more, and mother of Lieutenant Colonel Ch. At Woolwich, Lieutenant John Moths, of ths Artillery. . At Dundalk, the Ladyof Edward T. Sovages, Esq. Miss E. Harvey, second daughter of John Harvey, of Londonderry, Esq ...
... ved last nigW, states that Judge JohnsoW reirri from the ffakh with a pension of 13004 : a year. John Leland, Esq. has been eletga itayor ot Drogheda, and John Ball and David Jebh, Esqrs. Sheriffs for the ensuing year. Letteis have been received which state ...
... future, disgrace the passions of the soldier, or of human nature. A Description of the Triumphal Car of Right 11,n. Henry Grattan. The Body hung on an elegant Plirton Carriage, the wheels, &c. painted a sky-blue, the boiy lined with light-blue satin, the ...
... their talents, their services, and their mind, that greatest gift a man, Should Beverly J. Wharton I Lord Ossulston 1, Lord John Townshend lion. It. L. Dandas H. Peirse f A. Shakespeare 1. Hon. C. L. Dundas f W. Frankland 1 R. Greenhill Sir W. Milner Lord ...