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... of no Importance, the meeting separated. LORD BROUGHAM AND MR. H. GRATTAN. Lord Brougham. requests the editor of the Morning Chronicle to insert the inclosed report of Mr. H. Grattan's speeches, to which the late correspondence refers, and which was ...
... 3er, Power, Rutbven, Walacs,, Jephson, Rlaurice tiConjiel, Wvse, Chapman, Arthur Frenh, H. Lam- bert, 1. Lambert, J. Grattan, 11. Grattan, R. M. O'Ferrall, Black- 0 ney, Bodkiri, Leader, O'Conor Dun ENaGLi$r -J. Duncomibe, Bauibridge, Colonel Torrens, H ...
... whom we noticed the following:_ Henry Grattan, M P; Sir Colman O'Loghlen, bart; Count Nugent, L J Shea, John Mitchell, S E Duffey, M D; John Ferguson, T M Carew, Dr Kelly, Martin Crean, Michael Ryan, Thomas Steele, John H IKenna, T C; Daniel Bergin, J F O'Kelly ...
... S. Gar- sin je, Charles Barnwell, J P. James O'Connor, J P, H j' sthrs,' Patrick Russell, James MICann, Edward ani &ec~, .John M1'Evoy, P. Smith, H. Martin, J. M'Laugh- (oi p. 39 rs, &O ? .B on the notion oM .Corbally, Esq., the chair was N taiisn by ...
... than the present, when his revered parent was in the habit of consulting and being surrounded by such. men as Burke, and Grattan, and others of that class, for the pur- pose of considering what would best promote the liberties, the prosperity, and the ...
... Messrs. John Venable, I Richard Fahy, Thomas Cangley. junior, Maurice Barry n Fitzgerald, and John Parker, as Volunteers; and Messrs. t Laurence Hlickey, Owen Crane, John O'Connell, James p Walsh, Michael Walsh, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Condon, John a Ahern ...
... 1837.. THE ELECTIONS. . D . The constituencies are already preparing for the approaching contest of principles. They are arming vi themselves for the encounter ;and although there is uf little time for preparation, it is evident that the al battle will ...
... paper was ?? trre, and never written by an Oranpeozon. He further states that the Orangemen are armed, but he does not attempt to deny the fact, that those arms wvere distributed by the government. Now, inl his owII lodge, on last Tuesday evening, this Mr ...
... presented a peiinfo n afts tolerks of the Central CriminalCorryigtate'- Positions forwarded from that coutinheceofhear of Cardigan, might be returned, as they would be required in the approaching trial of Captain Douglas. The noble and learned lord supported ...
... and the first conception of the 'distin- guished artist was a group of three figures representing Drummond expiring in the arms of Ireland, and giving his partingadvice to his afflicted wife, who was kneeling beside him_:' That he had lived for'lreland ...
... majority of even one was acquired. The place bill, so long and so pertinaciously sought for, and so indiscreetly framed by Mr. Grattan and the 'Whigs of Ireland, now, for the first time, proved the very engine by which the minister upset the opposition, and ...
... D L, county Meath; H M Dillon, Mathew, F J Heath, J M lNapier, John C Mayne, 2nd Madras Cavalry ; John G Adair, Macintosh, G W J Dagg, J D Molloy, A 0 Richard-, B Kirwan, Wltliam Grattan, jun., Ryan, Morgan O'Connell Henry Warren, 60th Royal Rifles, Robert ...