... which contributed not little to the general gratification. John Browne, Goldsmith, No. 3, Fownes’s-i-treet—•Thorc were represented the altar Justice, with the figure Concord and pile of arms, with figure of boy setting fire them as no longer useful, at ...

... observed the following Noblemen ;«nd Gentlemen Ihe II«gh Sheri!!, l.onl Wicklow, General Saunders, Colonel Howard, 11. Grattan, James Grattan, Pen tiler, Kstjrs. Captain Prohy, Counsellor Colonel flamy, Mr. M. Saunders, Mr. Westhy, Mr. .Major Kccles, Mr. Drought ...

... Ireland. Agricultural f.,rmer in the - h0mh0.,,1 of Doncaster ua. met his I.iUiord. who accosted him ihus :—“John. 1 ..ilin.l *C v*>or r»*nf which John replied—*• s>ir. am very much bilged lo tpu, fur I cannot raise it myself.** Print,,! at the Office tha ...

... there arc about l,l(Xt acres in the and Duke of Buckingham ami Chandos ; George Thomasi , y {jt. James’s Parish, (exclusive the John, Earl of Wextmeadq the dignity of Marquis of Ire-' ~h flfn, x an j , | , pit;l l grounds.) which land, titic iMarquis of West ...

... u--narts of Ireland but they were traced te Mr. seconded this motion, cause tot ally *di»t ill c t from rebellion ! Mr, Grattan Mr. John Uurne. (King s Counsel here rosetook a luminous view the numerous grievances He would oppose the adjournment that question ...

... Aiexandt-r Filiate, William I*. Uuifon, John T.ilIV, L. Turner MK'ann, Faithhil For»e'Cue, S Kdward Bari. Wallop Bralmion, Jalni M’Oiniork, Henry Tlirmj>>c*n, Jauun W. I'aiinfnl Forlcfccue, A. i*. W. Nall Miiicl John HaiJica Henry Clie«er, Filiate, E«jrs ...

... S aith, Btggot-court, in the city of Dublin, hufac-droer. John Botkn, late of Kells, county of Meath, dealer. John Walsh, tale of Plunket-street, In the city of Dublin, tailor and broker. John ft.ihinann. lata Ordnaneo-lane, coal factor. Jt nea Flanagan ...

... was gone. The second name which rose to his memory was a name identified with the country which had given him birth. Mr. Grattan, after fighting*the battles ot Ireland in her separate Parliament, had continued in England his labours her behalf ; after ...

... from inquiry into the state of Deland being deprecated that time, it was expressly provided the Bills with which Parliament armed the Executive Govern menl, that inquiry should take place ; for though the Noble Marquess at the head the Government was not ...

... Gillespie, Cork. Miss M. Mooney, Newry. Messrs. J. &P. Corbett, Li- Mr. J. Corry, OunH^flc. merick, Mr. John Bull, Waterford. Mr. Byrne, Kilkenny. Mr. John Clayton, Galway. Mr. Stitr.ell, Athlone. Mr* Munn, lUlfa.t. Mr. Carr4.ll, Carrick-on-Suir, Slf. J.S ...

... Johnson Colter, f»om balf-pay hist fool, lobe First Lieutenant, vice John Harnett, who changes, receiving the ddlerence. .>Olll i .las. Nesbitt Gregg, t7 Lieutenant, wiihoui purchase, vice John Roe, (4d.j deceased. .3Jd Thomas Henry Wingfield Capmin, ny pimtia-e ...

... n—and the prosperity the People. 13. Great men good, and good men great. 14. The Memory of John Pl.ilpof Curran, Richard Ibin*- ley Sheridan, and Henry Grattan, the Friends *1 their Country. 15. Earl Grey. Mr. Brougham. 17. The fair Daughters of £rin ...