... signed to it. Mr. Burk Fitzsimmons interrupted Mr. Grattan by stating, that it was against a general rule laid down by the Corporation of Dublin to allow the names to any requisition to be read. Mr. Grattan said, he would not now listen to the reading of ...

... serious accident occurred to the Earl of Cardigan on Tuesday afternoon, in St. James’s-street, vhile driving his tilbury, in consequence of the horse filing down, by which his Lordship was thrown cut and had his arm broken a little above the elbow, bet are ...

... Mr. Henry Grattan, junior, next addressed the meeting in a most eloquent speechj in which he drew a picture Of his father’s political lifej from his early days down to the presnt time. We feel that it would not be doing justice Mr. Grattan’s elegant Address ...

... Right Hon. y Grattan and Mr. Shaw were Wonted without orpogition. Mr. Grattan did not appear nu the Hustings in consequence of the delic..te state of health in which Las teen for borne time. After the return was dared, his son, Mr. Henry Grattan, jum addressed ...

... in the louse of the gate-keeper to Sir Charles Coote, Bart. Guilty- to be hanged. John Butterfield, fur stealing five pigs—Guiltyto be hanged. John Kelly, John Burke, John Creagh, and M'Donnell, were indicted for a riot and assault in the town Moumrath ...

... ORDER OF PROCEEDING FOR PROCLAIMING HIS MAJESTY KINO GEORGE THE FOURTH. The Officers of Arms, with the Seijeant at Arm* and Trumpeters, assemble in the Lower Castle Yard, and ptoceed from thence, accompanied by a Squadron of Dragoons, to Cork-hill, where ...

... it is impossible to start with higher pretensions. DUEL BETWEEN MR. GRATTAN, AND LORD CLARE. (From the Courier of Tuesday.) We publish the following statement from authority ; Mr/Grattan having, at a public meeting m Dublin, made use of expressions which ...

... of Tuesday, reached town yesterday evening. In the House cf Commons, on Tuesday night, Sir H. I’arnell postponed (for Mr. Grattan, on account his indisposition,) the motion on the subject tl e Catholic Claims, from the 16th to the insiant. The Hon. Member ...

... Deasy, Patrick Dunworth, Denis Crowley, Thomas Malone, Rich. Forest, and John Fores’ (brothers) and Bartholomew Real), for burglary ; William Reilly, for abduction ; John Guirey, John Foley, and Jeremiah Twomy, for horse-stealing ; and Edmond Sheehan, and ...

... truly Great. and Lilus Character—and alsv, for the purpose of forw: ant Grattan, in the ensuing Contest for the R H seniation of the City of Dublin leave ta MONUMENT TU MR. GRATTAN ev ye TO THE EDITOR. venture to suggest to our Count: ds in ere by Subscription ...

... them | me of and his Circular Letters fell a brutun fulmen on Grattan. We understand that Me. W..C. Plunkett a have Ireland. While the Meetings were going forward Burrowes were with Mr. Grattan, when the Deputa ‘vices at Hunslet Moor and Manchester, there ...

... motion was granted. AI. ARMING DECREASE THE REVENUE. There are alarming reports circulated in London relative to the Revenue. It is said that it is now decliningat the rate of 200,000/. weekly, or 10,000,000/. per annum. John Lysaght,-v Letting tl)e Lands ...