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... the highest consideration, Your moat obedient and must humble Servant, ANTHONY U'BUIEN. To Right Hon. Henry Grattan, &c. ike. ! . MR. GRATTAN’S REPLY. .Sir t eneloae ouawer to the Resululious, and rantiol so without expressing the high -euse I have uf ...
... Tuthill, William Burrouglil, James Felluwrs, John Aubrey, John lAticesler, Aelon, Lnmlcy Skeffinglon, Edward Berry, Jacob Asllvy, B. Spencer, Palk, William Ball, An- Ihony Lrebmere, Edmund Carringlun, Wm. Ahily, John Sewell, R. Shaflo Hawks, William Clayton ...
... the last five months Mr. GRATTAN laboured under a severe dropsical aflecliou in the chest, which, though attended with acute pain, he bore with the uunust resignation. The disorder hud attained oppressive height that Mr. GRATTAN f,,, (he list lime months ...
... Such was his (Mr. Grattan**) conscientious conviction of (be magnitude of the object to which he sacrificed his life. There was one circumstance more, and but one, on which he should venture (o say few words. The public fame of Grattan was without alloy— ...
... Deputy Serjeant at Arms, read the proclamation of silence, and called on all persons haring claims come forward and prefer them. The Earl of Harrowby, Lord President of the Council, being absent attending the funeral of the late Mr. Grattan, Mr. Bathurst took ...
... Powers, in concert with an English squadron, the intentions of the Powers of Europe relative to the piracies committed by the armed ships of those Regencies’.” ** ask you, in the name of French delicacy, it well that' official testimony proceeding from high ...
... await iturciUmiu*; l»y parly of military, strong company awaited arrival. The following is list of : John litfird, Thomas MT'nlloch, Audit w Ilardie, John William Smith, Hfojimin IVloir, Allan IMitlchy, Ah v l.atimer, Alexander Joimslon, Andrew While, David ...
... tin Wednesday, Mr. Balfour was proposed Sir Edward Bellew, and seconded by Faithful Forteacue, of Corderry, E»(|. The Hon. John Jocelyn proposed by Matthew Fojtescue, of Steplieostown, Esq. and seconded Wm. Filgale, of Killebegs, in the County of Monaghan ...
... us fly to the salvation of the country. Let us fly to our own salvation. Comrades, follow me! Let us gu with our brothers in arms to organize Provisional Cmvernmcnt. Let it rail the Cortes (o make a Constitution, for the want of which is the origin all ...
... but their number is so considerable that it would be difficult to exterminate them all. It is certain that large purchases of arms have been made on Ati’s account. They were principally supplied, it is said, by English traders. A writer in The Morning Chronicle ...
... SUPERSEDED. John Ellis, of Slavcrlon row, Newington, Surrey, baker. John Sprigeus, Chesham, Bucks, draper. BANKRUPTS. Mary Edwards, of Rochester, Kent, linen draper, sur. render, February March 6, 31, eleven, Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. John Kippou, ...
... interfere with his public ■bity. the same time that regretted the loss ■? Mr, Grattan, could not but rejoice that the Bight Honourable Gentleman liny had found competent to wield the arms which had ■w'lie. With respect the immediate question J'?ore the House ...