... be so easily defeated. ‘They p | by the P by John Edward Reilly, Esq. ; seconded by for Consols at 88} for the Account ; and as there is a stronghuld in the highest House in the land, and took a most John C. Nugent, Esq. Id prove a B ull Account, it is ...

... Newtunlimavady, on the 7th Sept. Frederick M’Causland and John Martin, Esqrs. with Mr. James Hopkin, were appointed judges for- horses, and Conoily Gage, Esq. with Mr. James Dunn, Mr. David Hopkin, and Mr. John Kane, for cattle, swine, See. Considerable improvement ...

... __LIAMENTARY PORTRAITS. JOHN W. CROKER, MEMBER FOR THE UNIVERSITY OR DUBLIN. Cotters father, Surveyor einem! - of a ws;th El,sdO's Oat, and which be • (I think) through the iiiterest of the party, the Itsitd`of which, at this period. waif the father to ...

... o’clock, all the Defend- Execntors of { ant’s Right, Title, and Interest JOHN COROUGIfjf of, in, and to that Piece of GROUND on the South West Side of the Back Plantation, now called Grattan-street, in the Town of the several HOUSES and TENEMENTS erectetLiroereon ...

... from John Edward Redmond, . and Dev 60 N. 30s. each from the Rev. James Sinnott, P.P. Kin, 0-0 John Devereux, Jobn Car » William Whitty, dy to each from Rev. John C rand Redmond, Michael Wickham, Nicholas Devereux, Ex 00 in, P.P. x V.G, Rev. John Sunnc ...

... and counterfeiting a draft, or order, purporting have been signed by Henry Grattan, Esq. upon the bank of Messrs. Touche, for 2001. in favour of a I’eter duff. Mr. H. Grattan’s examination occupied considerable time. The prisoner had been in his employment ...

... Cuffe ; ond Mr. Grattan swore, that the hody of the check ford in his name was in the handwriting of the prisoner, @S was also * Henry Grattan,” and clearly in qnlimde with a letter which the prisoner had’ diyected 10 him, * Henry Grattan,” on the superserips ...

... interview with Mr. Grattan, the latter had (ir,t referred him to military gentleman, named Elliott, and afterwards to Mr. Wallace, the latter of wliom having been waited upon appeared to be only armed with authority to say that Mr. Grattan would not receive ...

... Howard Thomas Brownrlgg, Clerk f G. L. Proby, M. P. John C. Lees J. Grattan, M.P. J. White $. S. Hutchiason John Humphreys J Charles Tottenham Peter Touche Morlcy Saunders ' Francis Synge a! William Ryvea John Synge f James Chritchljt '• Moore Morgan, -Clerk ...

... of Physicians, on appeal Dr. Grattan againet the College, for the expelling him in consequence of some book written against some the Fellows, and attributed to the Doctor. The Chief Justice gave judgment that Dr. Grattan should reinstated in his Fellowship ...

... occasioned by the inaction of Mr. Henry Grattan, jun., as a volunteer.— Mr. James Grattan afterwards served, I believe, in Spain, and, if I mistake not, also Waterloo. At Ibat place, however, abandoned the profession of arms, and iu (he election of 1820, was ...

... HOI’SE ROBBERIES. Dublin, Auo. 4—Mr. John Darby, of Mecklenburgh-street, on Friday evening last, about nine or ten o’clock, was riding along the road between Celbridge and M.iynooth, when was attacked two fellows, armed with shovels; one them knocked him ...