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... —Adjourned. HOUSE COMMONS July 23. The Postage (Mediterranean) Bill, the Turnpike Acts continuance (Ireland) Bill, and the Arms and Gunpowder Bill (Ireland) went through committee, and were ordered he reported next day. The Administration Justice (New ...
... the respectable Rector St. John’s Parish, Limerick, where the occurrence took place;— (ke EtlUar of ike limerick Ckrontr/e. ...
... condescended to appear in the street, leaning on the arm ot her noble son-in-law, the Duke Manchester, she was greet ed with loud and hearty cheers by the assembled mnltitude. On the 29th nit. John treery, Esq., who was deputed by the inhabitants, fot ...
... himself would in a few days franking letters for the county of .Dublin. Mr. While addressed the meeting, after which * Mr. H. Grattan adverted to the requisition signed the Lord Mayor and Sheriffs Dublin, which ha condemned as factious and improper act on ...
... no damned Peeler to handcuff him. John sworn—lsa policeman and knows the prisoner Timothy Barrett; apprehended him about the or 9th July, at dairyman,s house, at Hcnly, beyond Limerick. John Higgins, sworn—l know John’s gro?c, and was in the fair of Mallow ...
... Forster, John M'Neill, Nicholas Fitasimon. Win. Ilort. George Hodson (High Sheriff County Westmeath). Richard la-vinge, E. Borrough, Henry Meredvth, James Dombrain, Arthur Clarke. John Power, John Power, of Kilfane; John Burke, Patrick Bellew, ...
... Gisborne, T Pelham, C A W Aslley, Sir Jacob Gordon, Fendarves, W Atlwood, Grant, HonJC Pepys, Sir Ragsbaw, John Grattan, II Pemn, Sergeant Baines, K Grattan, J Phillips, Bannerman, Grey, Colonel Phillips, M Barclay, David Grey, Sir G Pinney, W Haihani, J Grosvenor ...
... Atiack by Armed Party of Nine Men.— Sunday night last the house nt a roan named John M‘Gralh, of Safane, within one bundled yards of the cavalry barracks of Caber, was attacked bv armed parly, with their face* blackened. Thev demanded arms and money. ...
... Bart. Kilcock—Sir Walter Dixon of Lara Cottage, Irno—John James romeroy, Ualhangan, Esq. Hathangan. Kilkenny —John Power, jun. of Kilfane, Esq. Thomas-towt —Thomas T, of Doningham. Esq. Goresbridge—John Baker, of the Farm, Esq. Kilkenny, King's Cotmly William ...
... Blathfrtdrs roa 1. London. AGENTS IR T.AND. McCarthy, Essex Bridirc, Gibtr.u and Co.. Great Britain rir.x.t Figgis and liuoilN. Grattan and Co., Marshal!, Bkj.kast. tiould-ng, Boyi k. Bargavillc. Ravage, ml Sou, Greer, , Robinsm. Monaghan Bole. wo; tional otUcc ...
... conxideratvon of the house. Mr. U GRATTAN with great warmth.vindicated the character of his father from the unjwstifiabls aspersu ns'cxst upon it Mr. F. O’Conner. Mr. F. O’Connor had stated that the late Mr. Grattan had been tebel. The statement was falsa ...
... Ensign John Piercy, half pay Bth foot; Ensign” Joseph Winniett, half pay 07tli foot; Ensign John Pierrepoint Taylor, half pay unattached; Ensign John Rehneidcr, hall'pav 97th f«M»t*; Ensign William James Fraser, half-pay 50ih foot; Ensign John Payne Elwcs ...