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... of Cumberland/* will he holden on TUESDAY, the Eleventh Day of January next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, tho House of John U'ooJburn, the Sign of the Gr\ffin in F’riiington, in the said Parish, for the Purpose of Heading and Executing their A HI); ...
... worth more than £l,OOO. Mr. Grattan.—When the deputation from the Irish Catholics lately waited upon the late Mr. Oraltan, the interview, we are informed, says the Dublin Weekly Kegister, ** was most affecting. Mr. Grattan sdt arm chair, huddled up in a blanket ...
... the death of the late Mr Grattan, are his son, Mr. Henry Grattan, and Mr. Ihomas Kills. rr- ■ i A number the principal Npb.bty Cngland, with the Duke of No.folk their 1> >ad. have re. quested permission of the family Grattan, fora public funeral, and ...
... Trespns. la’loi de la Irrre ninement etce, et .intone era ras deinmid.''-** Ami if it happen that any man of this realm ride armed, openly or secretly*, with men alarms, against any other, slay Jiim, or rob him, or lake him and retain' him, till makes fine ...
... take and use the surname and arms of Montgomery, in lieu of those of Heatley ; provided that his M a jest concession and Royal declaration first recorded, and the arms duly exemplified in the office of Ulster King of Arms all Ireland, otherwise the said ...