... Gentlemen were sworn the Grand Jury : 'J Hon. William John Gore, Foreman ; Fran Lee, Joshua Nunn, Robert Doyne, ire, Samuel Boyse, Richard Donovan, John Goddard Richards, Lieutenant-General Robert Browne, John George St George Irvine, llenry William Bolton, ...

... PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTRY, RICHARD GRATTAN, Al. D. A. B.T.C. D., Physician to the Fever Hospital, Cork-street,- &e. For all particulars apply to Mr. KIRBY, SG, Harcourtstreet; to Mr. DANIELL, II!), Stephen's-greeu, West; Dr. GRATTAN, 33, York-street, or to Mr ...

... Bill »as ,u prevent Cocls being sold under false denominations, the next was tu preserve fair and honest uiea- lure. Mr. GRATTAN, in allusion to a Bill introduced by bis father, for the Coal Trade, observed, that the measure was a totally different d ...

... over. Several were excused consequence illness, and other causes ; and the Hon. John G. W. Forester, and another member, were ordered taken into custody tbe Sergeant Arms. Mr. VAN HOMRIGII presented a petition from the Chamber Commerce of praying that ...

... MINORITY On Sir John Newport's Motion relative to the First Fruits Fund in Ireland.—May 25. Allen, J. H. Hill, Lord A. Powlett, Hon. Anson, Sir G. Hornby, E. Price, R. Baukes, H. Hughes, W. L. Robarts, A. W. Barnard, Viscount Hume, J. Jlobaris, G. J. ...

... Act. the positive terms denied that the Orangemen Deny used iu their them arms which they had received yeomen, lie himself had witnessed many the parades referred to, and the arms made use such were never very formidable character, consisting, they generally ...

... on Cmker-niour.tdiu ; of. the law Newport's twaddle, see ; Lord advice ; appointment Spring Rice ; All the wh ...

... ions Portsmouth and Southampton.— Faret de Ijmdces. COMBINATION.—A number of fellows armed with bludgeons, entered the bouse of a poor old man named Lott, in Grattan-court, on Monday evening last, and after making use of several brutal expressions, beat ...

... Independence of South America. Thomas Moore, the Bird Ireland. The Memory Mr. Grattan. —The Memory of Curran. —The Cause of the Greeks.—The Memory of Lord Byron. —Sir John Newport. MRS. COUTTS. see with perfect shame the fuss that is made about this lady's ...

... Fauntleroy, herewith sent you, brought before John Edward Con ant, Esq., one h.s Majesty's Justices of the Peace and for the said county, Samuel Plank, and charged before me, the said Justice, upon the oaths of John Goodchild and others, with feloniously uttering ...

... Resolved—That the following Gentlemen shall constitute such Committee Peter Brophy, John M*Mullen, John Harrington, John O'Neill, Joseph R. Pirn, James Dawson, Richard Henry Grattan, Robert Roe, Jeremiah Haughton, Richard David Henry, Isaac Stewart, David Lynch ...

... address the prisoners, Patrick Keogb and John his Lordship became so completely overpowered his feelings, that was unable to proceed fur some minutes.) then resumed in a solemn but fauitering voice—Patrick Keogh and John Keoghwere to consult the present state ...