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... (Cheers.) A friend had handed him the following letter from Air. Grattan, whom was very glad to li was recovering from his illness. (Hear, hear.) .Mr. O'Connell then read the letter Mr.Grattan, stating his anxiety know wheiiMr.O'ConueU would be in London ...
... Parliament, Pitt, Fox, Hutkc, lousics in oblivion, and recollect only one ir.ighiv a Sheridann, a Canning, Burdelt, Brougham, Grattan, the redemption Ireland. The wedga once in, I and though last not least Plunkett, and others of the free its way, but then ...
... MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-Office, May 5. Royal Regiment Horse Guards—Lieut. John Viliijrs Shelley to Ik* Adjutant, vice Hill, who the Adjutant/ only. Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Comet John Edward* Dyson, from the 11th Light Dragoons, to Cornet, vice Inncs who ...
... cmnu.isaicn of the act, the Sergeant and his man i*e«U A Coroner’s inquest was the Thursil.iv, Mr. John Sherin, man (who received the deceased in his arms when fal!* and girl, both the employment Collet’s father, ami alaothcSe r ,-a;*t who orderetl the ...
... daughter of the late Joseph White, Esq., of Waterford. the Friends’ Meeting House, Waterford, John Robert Greer, of Bristol, Esq., to Sarah, third daughter of John Strangman, of Summcrland, in tlie Libel ties of that city, Esq. At Suiion.in-Asbfield, Mr* ...
... 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 ...
... requiting that should pay money due from their licenses previout the I Oth' Oct. next. The i-ate Mr. Grattan understand tlie sjweches of the Eight Hon. Henry Grattan pre}taring for the Press, and will shortly published by his son, Henry Graflan j and also that ...
... Kirt, 4/. F*.. VI . d.tto, Vnnity \Vc*t, If. l»* Id.; ditto, St. FatnciV, */. U», Vo.; d.Uo, John’*, I'.k. ji'd.; from Mr K« hoe’* CNttl-!i>«.Hm«it, jier Mr. John Uulfly, I*. |t |d., ttaidforst >-s, t»i , ..900 [ Fit David Lynoh, , MrrchunU I/, Uat Saturday ...
... wav nnslTrit amidtt thundera of ipplaueai alter which the health the rich l.onl of the roiiiad Cathedral when hi« reverence. John Hayden, like Wiafno, and the puni.haaeat which he received Imni Dawaon, wan a* aoapy and ao|»nßc aa ever. N.iih.ne but a * ...
... acclamation. Mr. John O’Ccnncll, after a brief introduction, proposed the following resolution.:— * 'that it is the undoubted right, as the of crirv his God, according the dictates his conscience. Mr., r.xr.s Mac rose second the Resolution Mr. John Connell. He ...
... stud •>! the justice IJ.acicstone treated ...
... health of— John and .lame, O’Connell. Who severally icl timed thank*. The health the Rev. Mr l/lMi-nv and Kean Mahony, E*i. Were also gi\en. These gentlemen reiui tied thanks. The Vice- President gave— The Health .Mm. O’Coitnell. Mr. John O’Connell, jun ...