... Adopted unaniraoasly. John Gargan, Ksq., secretary, then brought forward petition accordingly. Edward Markey, Esq., moved, and James Lynch, Esq., seconded a resolution to the effect, that the petition be adopted and forwarded to H. Grattan, Esq., for presentation ...

... (hear, hear) —to be made—what Grattan made her—a nation. As a prelude to that, Grattan proposed a resolution, seconded the Charlemont of the day, the subject of which was to discourage English manufaetuie. The modern Grattan, Alderman O’Connell, has proposed ...

... fotlowinc *• • the »utk>a« ef (be MMatera for Ihe omolds y#*r I. Tib Dublin Dittbict.—Do'olle—Re**. H. Prloe» J. B. GiUmna, John ll«|' M, W.lkar, E. R. Yoaa* 1 W. PariaMD, J»n« Bril. H. Dttfj, W. Kidd. A. C.aipbell, aaperaartararlet. KiDf»t«win-K«. G. ...

... livcpcuce. John—Ah, yes, that’s very good—additional employment! see. 1 shall have buck the li epence, working for it—- very nice ! Land owner—Yes, my good man, that’s it ; you see, ui.l- tooa the fivepcnce, should not be able to give you work. John (scratching ...

... present from the neighbouring towns Andrew Carberv, Dungarvan ; John Sheehan, Carrick-on-Snir ; R. O’Flaherty and P. Whelan, ; James Hewlett, Ross ; Charles Bianeoni, Clonmef; Rev. John Sinnott, Wexford ; General T. Clooney, Graig, Esqra. e Liberator ...

... this important crisis. Among the gentlemen present weie, Richard Lalor Shell, Esq., M.P. ; H Grattan, Esq , M. P. ; Sergeant Woulfe. M.P. ; Leland Crosthwaite, John Power, David R. Pigot, O’Gorraan Mahon, M. Walsh, Laurence Finn, M. R. Sausse, M. W. Savage ...

... 17th inst. Sir R. Musgrave, Lord Huniingdon, Sir R. Keane, Cstew, Major B. Gahan, Patrick Power, E ...

... an instant overthrown. The simultaneous meetings, which had the honour of suggesting, came next, seven millions raised their arms together. Let not pause upon this great incident. It speaks enough in its own behalf, and requires no comment. hurry over other ...

... of amateurs were present. „ , , The Right Hon. Isaac Corry, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, fought the Right Hon. Henry Grattan, a Privy Councillor and leader of the opposition. The Chancellor was hit. He also fought two others. Meige, Baron of tin Excbeqner ...

... THF. CBVRCJI. llis Excellency the Lord Licntenent has appointed the Rev. John Head, for itany ysmro Curate IhUii,,. aelofch, county Tipperary, the Deanery KiHaloe 1 toid (he death of the Rcr. Alluu Morgan. The Rev. Mr. Phelan, brother of the late F.T ...

... continue to represent Meath (hear, hear, and cheers). Henry Grattan and M. E. Corbally, Esqrs., the patriotic representatives of Meath.” Drunk with the utmost Air Garryowcn.” Mr. Henry Grattan rose and was received with the warmest demonstrations of applause ...

... illegal notices 13, injury to property 16, stealing cuttle 1, firing ul with invent kill 4, robbery arms 3, administering illegal oaths 14, appearing in arms total 147. On the night of the instant some evil-disposed person or persons broke the locks and pulled ...