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... rcversino the order of the Court below directing an issue; l- ; Marquis of Donegal v. Salt affirming demsmn of th Court below ; Grattan v. the Marquis of Donegal, altui„« ,hc interlocution with respect to life insurance; Hayley 'King,” affirming the judgment ...
... The Female AmanuensisMr, iM“ gives second Series of his hole;” Mr. Grattan’s masterly ‘aleof brought to close in manner that will prise and interest the reader ; one of her el.arming Lyrics ; the Medioal BW«>> lleiuiniscences contain curious narrative ...
... the cause of the Hanoverians. Mr. James Grattan made an excellent speech, which was interrupted frequently by the Tories, who formed the minority of the court—who in fact were not a sixth of the crowd. Mr. H. Grattan also made a speech in his usual energetic ...
... of the most respectable tradespeople of the city, who had before stood aloof, regarding the contest hopeless, now linked arm-in-arm with the freemen, and paraded the streets at the close of the poll, preceded by new flags (God only knows hon obtained) ...
... packed. In the (course of the day be told the sergesst that be was the nephew of Lora Cardigan, and desired the man to to Sr Thomas Arbutbnot’s and tell Lord Cardigan that Lord Fitsgerald wanted toies him at the Albion. The man accordingly went to :Eir ...
... P. Captain J. W. Dunda**, M.P. John Dunlop, esq. M.P. Hon. John C. Dundaa, M.P. Robert Etwall, esq. M.P. William Ewart, esq. M.P. H. Elphiottonc, esq. P. George Evans, esq. M P. Robert Ferguson, esq. M.P. Henry Grattan, esq. M.P. George Grote, esq. M ...
... attempt to destroy or change the form of the government, to excite:the citizens to take up arms against the royal authority, and to excite the citizens to take up arms against each othercrimes provided for by articles 87, 88, 89, and 91, of the Penal Code ...
... A. Browne, Rev. George Read. Deacons—Thomas Walsh, Wm. Noble, H. B. St. George, John M'Lindon, John Hamilton. Cambridge University.— The following gentlemen of St. John’s have been elected scholars :—Atkinson, Manley, Mould, Main, Draka, S. Ellis, Dockar ...
... dens, arm of oue of the trees, by tb« violence of the wind, was torn off, and fell them, and so much injured them, that the Hbove-raeniiojwl lady and her companions are very much brui*ed, Wednesday afternoon, about clock, just the Earl Cardigan, with ...
... lengths are too short. Ma. GRATTAN AND (roan Gatir.—The palm of eloquence on this great occasion was borne by two speakers, now opposed to each other for the first time. Mr. Grattan and loud Grey. The speech of Mr. Grattan was gratuitous, antitheeLal ...
... Ayres papers to 23d June furnish ~.L._. SECOND EDITION• THE CASE OF LORD CARDIGAN AND CAPT. TUCKETT AT WANDSWORTH THIS of DAY Ilia being the day fi xed for the re-appearance tprd Cardigan and Captain Douglas before the Wandsworth bench of magistrates, the ...
... Granger. Powell. Ca'eb ...