... This rooming a detachment the 37th regiment of foot, consisting of sergeant and rank and file, under command of Lieutenant John Gratton and Ensign Joseph Hobson, both the 37th, marched from this garrison, route for Gravesend, at which place they embarked ...

... trouble. Sold wholesale and retail Mr. Higgs, Mr. R. Vogan, Mr. Robert Gilmore, English-street ; Mr. C. Foster, Seotch-st., and GRATTAN S MEDICAL HALL, ARMAGH, in Bottles, Is. 6d. each. NOTICE. THE MIDDLETOWN RELIEF COMMITTEE will riM-eirc PROPOSALS for tlx- ...

... PUlur. of Drumanney, to Miss Esther Kidd, ofColkeeran, near Moy. the loth Instant, Walgravc, Northamptonshire, by the Rev. John Cox. M.A.. G. V. Wilson, Esq., of the White House, Killybcgs, county Donegal, Sophia, youngest daughter of S. Sheldon, Eaq ...

... swallowed his pledges with view to promotion —we have had ; hop merchants and ancient lories from the borough the per- son of Mr. John Collett, nrewlier for Athlone. who, without ! tin* least talent for public life, wished, and again wishes to \ in Parliament ...

... Borough —Mr. Sadlier, (Whig.) I Downpatrick —Mr. R. Ker, (Conservative.) Enms —Mr. O'Gorman Mahon. (Repealer.) Kilkenny City —Mr. John O'Connell, (Repealer.) Mallow— Sir I). Norrers, (Whig.) Sligo Borough —Mr. J. P. Somers. (Repealer.) Tralee —Mr. Maurice O'Connell ...

... spurious articles for these ; but sure to have none but Paul’s Evkry Man’s prepared John ox— The genuine has the name of John Fox the Government Stamp. Prepared only by John Fox. boxes, at Is. each ; or three small boxes in one for *2s. 9d.; and to bad, with ...

... approaching quarter sessions, charged with the assault. llonuEßV or Arms On the evening of the 25th ult., four men, armed with pistols and sticks, forcibly entered the dwelling of John Has sett, farmer, Ballina, of whom they demanded his double barrelled ...

... Saxon enemy; there was Grattan against O’Connor, Reynolds against Rogue, and the common sense and intelligence of the House against the whole clique. It is a true fac simile of the way the thing would be managcdjf Ireland took up arms to-morrow for her own ...

... and in all countries, as proved by reference to the works of Bcecaria, Montesquieu, Hlackstone. and Lord John Russell, lie thought that Mr, 11. Grattan had made very equivocable defence of this bill bchall of the ministry, and wondered what the eause could ...

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... brief hut discursive and uninteresting discussion took place, Mr. F. O’Connor, Mr. Hors, man, Mr. Grattan, and Mr. Reynolds, opposing the Kill, and Lord John Ras«eJl, Sir G. Grey, and others supporting it. After some observations from Mr. Hume, the house ...

... they cannot arm themselves without the authority of crown ; and when 1 stated that arms were the act of being sent to Ireland, I did not mean that it was with a view to the arming of that particular association, hut to add to tho stock of arms, and to enable ...