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... with gold with his lordship's arms, cownet, wad escutcheons, borne by six of his lordship's troop of cavairy and six infantry, in turns. STT PALL-BLARER, Colonel Keatinge, Air Knox. Air. Peter La fouclie, Ht. Hon. IT. Grattan, blond l Howard, Lord Munk. ...
... the moment. Let as haste to save our country—let us baste to save ourselves. Commies! Follow me come with our brothers in arms to organise a Provisioaal Govern. mein, sod let the. call Codes to form a Consti. tation, the want of which has been the origin ...
... Saturday, 8. Town of Galway, at Galway, nine day, Hon. Mr. Justice Nlayne, Justices. Hon. Mr. Justice Fletcher, John Mayne, Esq. t Registers. John Miller, Esq. • LEINSTEIt CIRCUIT. County Wicklow, at Wicklow, Munday, July 13. Wexford, at Wexford, Thursday ...
... which of 114 guns), and as Captain Gould perceived two others of them were three-deckers, five frigates, two armed brigs (one of them a British armed Brig, taken on their passage to the West Indies), and four t:ansports, with a large body of troops; that ...
... facilitate the oegociations arising from the reuewal of coinworce hi Italy. On Tuesday se'nnight, Mr. J. Cooke, a tenant of John Brown, Esq. of Salpertun, on his own suggestion, ploughed a field of 6(' acres in one day, by bus own teams and his relations ...
... protecting her territories at the same time with 300,000 men. The accounts given in our last of the successes of the siau arms, are confirmed by a despatch from Lord Cathcart, copied in a precediug colorise. Report will not allow their mewls to be so ...
... Archibald Hamilton Rowan was in procession of Esquires, at Lord Nelson's hi. neral. M. Secretary Long and Mr. Grattan will off for London immediatel. Mr. John Latonche, and eeveral other Irish Members have set out for London, in order td attend the meeting of ...
... Tresteas. Mr. Wm. John of TrIIIPP. it, to the on;verssl satiefaction of the tenantry, appointed receiver of the rents, tsc. of the extensile of gir E.lw. Denny, Bart. The following in addit:on to what had appear. ed in oar it. attended Mr. Grattan's funeral General ...
... the Ch of June. The following is n list of Irish mendiers who voted against Lord Castlereagh :—John Henry Clements. E. s. Cooper, Viscount Forhes, A. Grattan, C. Ft Montgomery, Sir J. Newport, Henry Pa ut, George Ponsonby, F. A. Prittie, William Richardson ...
... the people of this couutry should be emancipated. These preshyteriaas, who in 82 had procured a tree trade for Ireland with arms in their hands, were now so forgotten oh hunianity, as to Winos upon this grey and venerable old man, because be had attended ...
... VII Thursday and got into some of the eveninz papers. that letter had been received in tow is trom Lord Castlereagh to Mr Grattan, and :mother (tom Lard Fingall to Dr Troy, stating that Ministers intend to mile Emancipation a Cabinet measure. Ott inquiry ...
... Speaker's Writ of Fieri fee and patrules of cavalry are stiii seen round the John Conley, Eq. i this Cause to inc dir , d, Plainta. }Set up and Sell. .a /-',.e Nese et. , John •Nh hy I Co. C oURT Boy • .em n the ition is circulating through the county ...