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... are obliged to furnish corn and cattle, which are sent to the fortresses. The manufactory arms Serai has Iwen compelled t»> deliver to the 1 Autlmrilies all tlie arms that were ready. inhabitants Dalmatia had alarmed the M|>iK*aram*e 'i'urkisli ei*rps on ...
... 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 ...
... two rntfians armed with pistols, jaunting car, between Classon bridge and i'hurchstowu, and roWied two passengers, a and gi uileman ol* 17s. in silvi-r. four o'clock on Sunday ino*-nit>g some robl>ers attempted to break into the Mr. Grattan's hpuse, green ...
... Monaghan, Samuel William Burton. Edv. Richards Collis, Henry Martly, George Augustoi Jack, Molesworth, John O’DonoughiK*, ai. Jeffcott, Henry Grattan Curran, tou, James Winne, and Mountiford l ongfield, Kxjn. Disci ssion Downpatrick the which took place ...
... hot contest in the City of Dublix between Sir Robert Shaw, Sir John Kingston James, and Mr. Henry Grattan. Mr. Ellis retires from the representation. Sir John Kingston James and Mr. H. Grattan start on directly oppmft‘o principles, but Sir R. Shaw steers ...
... occurred at the Chester Assizes, on Thursday. A man of the name of John Grattan was charged witha murder by throwing n man into the Huddersfield camal. ~ Tlhie wife of Edward Grattan, the prisoner’s brother, witnessed the‘ deed, and ber testimony went ...
... old 'lreland in a bumper of whiskey plonk • . We feel euremely gratified is being enabled to state, that (be heakh of Mr. Grattan is . usarly re ; established •' and, we can add, that the littera. tion of the Right Ron. Gentlemen to atteusi his Parliamentary ...
... elegant and beautitul form. There is an equestrian statue of King William, and figures of Britannia and Hibernia with folded arms. The Clergy of the Diocese of Down and Connor are preparing to erect a suitable monument to the memory of that celebrated Prelate ...
... Henry Maxweil, M. P, Colonel Irwin, Sir John Ribton, Bart. Sir Richard Steele, Bart. Sir Robert Hodson, Bart. Lieutenant-Colonel Blacker, . John Claudius Deresford, Sir A. B. King, Bart. Rev. T. P. Magee, John Waring Maxwell, M. .P. George Moore, M. P ...
... Mirror. It is uneszpectedly, but confidently, said that the County Tipperary will be contested.—lbid. X The Rigkt Hon. Sir John Newport has arrived st Newpark. On Monday, H. V. Stuart, Eeq. arrived st Dromans, from Dublin. . Sir Hugh Stewart, son of the ...
... County, was robbed of arms by villain* for their own improper purposes, but such was the impre-sion made upon the poor of the neighbourhood, owing the strong remonstrances of their very excellent Pastor, the llev. T. Foley, that the arms have heen given up ...
... election, for the City of Dublin, in place l of Mr. Henry Grattan. To-morrow evening the Fishamble-street Theatre will ‘ open with amateur performers, under the patrenage of | General Sir John Byng and the Officers of the Scau! Grevs. The beautiful Band ...