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... contest has commenced here.- Candidates were proposed '^' Southwell, Coote, Saunderson and Max we . Lord Bective and Mr. Henry Grattan. M- P-. W(!rs proposer and seconder of the first Gentleman w«»ph—• *. ib Ileretof-iro gpdillnn revile or .lefame. Rrt”Pr“ ...
... Sanderson. Coleraine—Sir John Ridges. Kildare—Lord W. Fitzgerald, Robert T.atouche. King’s County—Lord Oxrnantown, Thomas Bernard, Leitrim—Lord Clements, Samuel White. Mayo County—James Browne, ord Bingham. Newry. Borough—Hon. John Henry Knox. Rosa, Borough—W ...
... n«s, for , to cents |jJ; f tion should no sup- •' ported thiacou 1 tn thr e« millions annually.— England and will, doubt, John Bull will look « * not spent in .p l „etha.ch.qn.n : y«f % that Master Eli., ;.he Empire shall Faction, and t a Barrister ...
... have been very numerous, but, of courae, cannot exactly asrertained. London Paper. It is quite true that the Knights of St.John Jerusalem are endeavouring to're-establish thenrsfelvne, and act a body favour of Greece. It is probable that they will have ...
... COURT, London, Oct. 14. Henry Thurtell (brother the late John Thurtell of exalted notoriety) was brought np this morning to he beard on his petition. Previous his arrest, he was Master at Arms to the Warren Hastings Best Indiaman, and was now brought ...
... University, and enumerated some of the illustrious persons who had been produced by that Csllege. He said nothing of Burke Grattan, (Grattan, whose picture was removed from the great ball of the University by an order the Board,) nor of Curran, nor of any other ...
... clock. J. MARKEY, E.q. in Chair. Mr. O’Connell moved that the resolution of thanks proposed yesterday Mr. Dawson and Mr. Grattan, be transmitted by their Secretary to those gentlemen. —Carried. the press. , to bt> geoerally supposed that the speech rriminal ...
... county ? the Marquis of Bath, the Lords Creraorne, Blaney, Mid dleton. Sir Thomas Leonard, Sir Hugh Crofton, Mr. Plunkett, Mr. Grattan, the Lucass, the Rowleys, the Hamiltons, and many others I could name, not one of whom, appear in Colonel Leslie’s list of ...
... Vic** President, John Murphy, South Street, Hughes, Towusseud Street, John Weldon, Baudot Street, Pstrif-k Boylau, Street, Patrick Haves, Westmorland Street, Bichard O’Reilly, Green, Thomas Tailor, Street, John Pus lace Street, John T. Power, Towiwrewd ...
... PATRICK H. RUSSELL, JOHN REDMOND. FREDERICK W. CONWAY, DANIEL M’NEVIN, DANIEL O’CONNELL. CORNELIUS M’LOUGHLIN, THOMAS WVSE, JOHN LAWLESS, A. C. O’DWYER, JOHN BRIC, CHRISTOPHER FITZSIMON, MAURICE O’CONNELL, RICHARD SHEIL, HENRY DENNEHY, JOHN M- GALWAY. year ...
... is now perfectly recovered—but we regret say. that every effort of medical skill was unavailing with respect the mate, named John Clouston, who died nine o'clock Monday morning, much regretted all hi* shipmates. WcUcrfotii Chronicle• Mourning was as follow ...
... Parliament for that purpose. Moved Mr. John by Mr. Matthew R(»>olT«d— That the Petition now read adopted the Petition of Paritb; and that Earl Grey be respectfully requested present it to the House of Lords, aud Henry Grattan. Esq to the House of Commoos. Moved ...