... lully competent to rescind their own former votes, placing the Petition in Mr. Grattan’s bands ; (Mr. browne) accompanied Parochial Deputation upon this subject, Mr. Grattan. He received them wry Courtier-like, and seemed feel the want* the btate more ...

... away the Petition from Mr. Grattan, i bis point he offered to concede. It Could easily be done without interfering with the Petition in Sir H. Parnell’s hands. Another Petition may be instantly prepared to be given to Mr. Grattan, and that Petition Mr. O’Connell ...

... Henry Parnell seemed to say, that Mr. Grattan could obtain a more beneficial discussion than he could. He (Mr. Woulfe) therefore conceived it would be.desirable to kaow whether the Catholic Body could obtain Mr. Grattan s advocacy upon fair and honourable ...

... who came to Rossmanaher Cottage, habited in While shirts, on the 29th of March last, armed with guns, pistols, and swords, who maimed, wounded, and left for dead, John Corny, who had the tare of the materials tor building the premises, and had taken away ...

... to transported for life, viz.— George Weightman, Thomas Bacon, John Bacon, Samuel Hunt, Joseph Swire, alias Manchester Turner, Edward Turner, John Onion, the elder, John Mac Kesswick, John Hill, Geotge Brassington, and fterman Buxton. The following three ...