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... CATHOLIC QUESTION. Mr. Grattan then rose, and commenced prejfr.ting Petition from the Catholics of St. Mary’s, St. and ,St. John's, Dublin, favour their Claims. He alio presented similar Petitions from Francis-street, St. Nicholas Without, St. Luke, &c ...
... Members who supported ou> late I’ctition the House Common?, and in particular Mr. Shaw and Mr. Grattan, our City Representatives,-as likewise Mr. Plunkett and Sir John irr, arguments wers characteristic their general conduct,and equally creditable to their ...
... MARCH ‘29. An unfortunate rencontre took place between Mr. Queen M'lntosh, and Colonel John Hopkins, in the streets of Da.ien, on the 26ti. instant, both were armed with pistols! The result was, that lntosh was killed, and Col. Hopkins wounded, bel. Hopkins ...
... Grand Jury and PhrUi Cess. We have hitltd him the other side of the account with 7faa Hev. J. J. Pm, having left the chair, \John Fhaw, the .imn of 6.7 ...
... difficulty taken off the wreck. On • men. That I should have been selected'as s ,.i’ this occasion, the skill and intrepidity John Daw- ficient consequence for such mission, first vrrv son, master the Duke of A'lioU trader, Timothy turally surprised me, ...
... an appointment made, which would prove more satisfactory. The motion of Mr, Shaw was then agreed to. BARON M‘CLELLAND. Sir John Stewart, in a low tone of voice, said, that it was desirable to have a subject, which had been some evenings before mentioned ...
... those patiiuiic miters who supportid our late to the House Commons, and in particular Mr. and Mr. Grattan, City Representativrs, as likewise Mr. PtuiikeU and John New part, whose arguments were characteristic of their genera! conduct,and cijuaVy ere diuble ...
... inquiiy to mat the Cau'-e the neglect, as have been formed that the latter house was presented tort Wednesday. Donat O'Brien, and John tirnc ago. Filz-Gerald, Eq. were sworn by Writ \landa-j Cm'fnl-Gnrdm Thcntrr —Mies Marr-inley rnni'e ‘nVus, the former as High ...
... Alexander Copland, Esq., Lady and family; Joha Warrender, Esq., James Johnstone. Esq., of Alva; John Johnstone, Esq., James Johnstone, Esq., Archibald Hamilton, Esq., John Fairiie, £*q., and William Bate, Esq. ...