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... Bedtord Ponsonby, Hon. J.B., Hig! rland Ferrara Powell, Colonel, Cardigans! yon William S., Ashbu Price, Sir R., Herefordshir Protheroe, Edward, Bristo d Pryse, Pryse, Cardigan Ramsbottom, John, Winds Rickford, W., Avlesbury Rider, Thomas, Kent New Robarts ...
... Protestant Ascendancy-” e Ma- pointed to his own placard, which was opposi te, on whi sung printed, “ Grattan and Independence. Look, sa duty, lause) -- their Grattan, at this picture and at that,---(grert a if he did not owe his seat to a party. at the lower ...
... found the Speeches of I.ords Grenville, Hawk-.fbury, Hutchinfon, Sidmouth, Moira, &c.—Meffrs. Fox, Grattan, Pitt, George Ponfonby, Shaw, John Datouche, Sir John Newport. &c. ...
... L ; Bindon Blood, Francis John Fitzgerald, Jhomas Dillon Studdert, Austin Butler, George Studdert, James Butler, John Singleton, Thomas Crowe, William Joseph Studdert, John FitzwilHam Scott, John MâMahon, Barton Bindon, John S. Gabbett, ...
... Traier, T.B. Smith, Mrs. Mary Wilson, Bookseller, Gatway, John Clayton, and Lovucurea, Mrs. Cloran, utry, Ba Patrick Burke, thin Loxcrorp, George Hyde, laily ATHLONE, John Gaynor, Bewrast, Grattan and Co., had ENNISKILLEN, Hugh Collum, Medical Hall, Cavan ...
... Brabazon Disney, Pardon, A. J. Ferrier, William Blackburne, Sandes, John Denis Molloy, Russell Ellis. Leeke, Hercules MacDonnell, Richards, Andrews, Shaw Jones, John Dillon, Riky, John C. Mefge, Chas. Doherty, J. S. Molony, Jolliffc Tufnell, George Roe ...
... truly Great. and Lilus Character—and alsv, for the purpose of forw: ant Grattan, in the ensuing Contest for the R H seniation of the City of Dublin leave ta MONUMENT TU MR. GRATTAN ev ye TO THE EDITOR. venture to suggest to our Count: ds in ere by Subscription ...
... ISHEIt i.S 1797.) DIRECTORS. Mathias Alt wood, Esq. M. P. John Coope, Esq. Cotton,* Esq. F. R. 8. Win. S. Clarke, Esq. F.R.S. Win. Dnvis, Eiq. Sir (!lias. Mower, Bart, and Hugh Hamtnprsley, Esq. John Hawes, Esq. J j Win. Heygate, J. Petty Muspratt, Ks ...
... fobjefls theii arms, See. &c. See.’ Was oppreflion to check fuch banditti in their career—the career that, mud finally arm them againd all law and focial order He did not think it was, and he therefore voted for the enaction of the It Arms Bill. But had ...
... had instituted against 'he guilty pair, and withdrawn with his children London.— met. Lord Cardigan —There is afloat in Windsor that tbe.uhjectof the Karl Cardigan’s visit to the Castle few days since was to consult his Koyal Highness Prince Albert respecting ...
... them | me of and his Circular Letters fell a brutun fulmen on Grattan. We understand that Me. W..C. Plunkett a have Ireland. While the Meetings were going forward Burrowes were with Mr. Grattan, when the Deputa ‘vices at Hunslet Moor and Manchester, there ...
... Conservative.” Now, we submit the expediency of a tertium quid upon the occasion—Mr. Henry Grattan to be the Quid. dare say he will be received with open arms, as a Repealer. And he may then have an opportunity of launching his thunder against the Fitzwilliam ...