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... that were grazing on Mr. Nicolls' land. On Monday the 28tb oil. at about five o’clock in (he evening, the house of Mr. John Grattan. Preventive-Officer, Mobil), was discovered to be fire, and in n few minutes considerable portion of the roof, (which was ...
... Power, Richard . , , Newport, Right Hon. Sif John, Walerford. Carew, R S. Wexford county. Pfobv, Hon G.i ~ Grattan James J W.cklow county Hon. G. Youghal. AGAINST SIR FRANCIS fiORDETt’s MOTION. O’Neill, Hon. John 1 Antrim M'Naughien, Ed. Golburn, Rt. Hon ...
... for ® the SuVLetting Act, was carried ro the affimia tire Mr. Henry Grattan, M. P- Mr. wrowr Berwick, and Lorn Cloncurry, spoke *PP°£ Z The M” wav At the conclusion of the meeti „ Grattan was called to the cha.r. andjhank, voted to Sir T. C. Morgan—Pufrfw ...
... the Imperial Parliament, then, indeed, the voice of O'Connell should have been raised—the trumpet sounded over the grave of Grattan—his great and glorious spirit invoked, and the shades of the powerful men 1782 appealed to, in Ireland's last solemn determination ...
... ity of evidence from wile which implicates her husband occurred at the Chester Assizes, Thursday. A man of the name of John Grattan was charged with murder by throwing into the Huddersfield canal. The wife Kdward Grnllaii, the prisoner's brother, witnessed ...
... (Virgo Surgeons a! Iruoliu, admit asys memlier Mr. John licculi.itc the follege of Surgeons Glasgow. The Solicitor-General applied the Court King’s Bench, on Tue.duy. upon amended Affidavit of Henry Grattan. Esq. for Conditional Order for Criminal information ...
... Corps, he should oppose the Bill altogether. Mr Dawson said that the insinuation respeeling Or.ingonien was unfounded, Mr. Grattan observed, that Orangemen liad great numbers crept into such corps, and had been productive much mischief. second reading was ...
... that parish. Amongst the Gentlemen present noticed Sir Robert Oorn Booth, Hart.. Colonel Parko. John Gore Jones, bls-q.. Rev. .1. ealos. Counsellor Uillas. John Jones, Es»j. George !)odwcll. 11. H. Slade, R. Irwin. J. U'ost, and R. Johnstone, E-r]r-.. wit ...
... the ravisher. After a desperate conflict, he made ‘him deliver up his prey, and swam to shore with the body his dead wife his arms. Win* JMIt. CANNING. It not extraordinary that The Time* should indulge in wild speculations upon the visit to onr Vickroy ...
... Berkley On Sunday morning, the 23d nit. about one o’clock, a violent ontrage was committed al Mr. John Strickland’s, of Ballyveroon, near Banger. number of armed ■.imcrcants fired at the watch dog, and also wounded Miss Strickland sis or eight places. Mr. ...
... the N'orlU and North-easterly wind. Major Cleveland's company Hoyal Artillery liave armed Portsmouth, Iroia Jersey. John Philips Lloyd, Esq., appointed Captain the Cardigan Militia. Thursday morning, t!io Duke of Devonshire and suite left Dublin for England ...
... Lincoln. ••••«• 180,000 Montgomery 100,000 Norlbumberland ..160.000 Surrey.. 170,000 estaoreland. 110,000 Wilta 200,000 Cardigan Sft.OOO Cartnathro 60,000 Carnarvon* 60.000 Cornwall •. 190,000 CumKerland 150,000 Derby 100,000 Devon.. •*••• *..300,000 ...