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... 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. ...
... the hustings. After waiting some time for Mr. Grattan, the high sheriff. Moore, intimated that he ought to l>e sent for, and despatched a gentleman to inform him would wait minntes for his arrival. Mr. Grattan at length and was received with considerable ...
... phy, Patrick Morgan, John Meade, James Hyland, Matthew Troy, Francis Burke, Christopher M'Graoe, Edward Couiaa, James M'Graae, John M'Grano, Walter Bourk, WiUiam Richard R. Redd, John Keily, James Smith, Pater M'Graoe, H. Grattan Ounan, Richard Moran ...
... D. Bagot, Right. Rev. Hr. Kelly, Rev, John Fitzpatrick, Rev. H. O' Hagan, Rev. W. Morgan, Rev. John Mitchel, Rev, John Kerr, W, N. Thompson, Esq., Mr, Richard Whitehead, Captain Forster, Mr. George Scott, Mr. John O'Hagan, Mr. Samuel Boyd, Mr, James Henderson ...
... Abbottâs, and Daniel Falkinerâs houses were robbed of their arms ten or twelve days since ; in the last week the following bouses have been attacked, and upwards thirty stand of arms taken : Mr. Antisell, of Arbour-hill, Miss Clarke, Moatfield, Mr ...
... the eption Catholics to serve the office df Church warden, was agreed to, or'trr a few words from Bir J. NEWPORT and Mr. GRATTAN.— The other Clauses were also gone through. On reading the Clause, dividing the doty of repairing Cathedral Churches between ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... the Senreant at Arms, and ordering them put me out. tell him this is not the way settle a national question- Mv country once sold herself; but then she was dividedbar sons,instead of fighting against the common foe, turned their arms against each other—the ...
... etluehle Bog. (he !n (hl Town N , Ross, in the County Proposals be addressed tho Right Honorable Henry Grattan Bray possession of Mr, Pat Ctnniitr.âThey Grattan, Brey j HVtiam Leake, Ewj. Stephen ! lr| cf making up Pigs per week, with complete Gervase P Bushe ...
... Lord Ferns tire following were into Holy Orders Deacons.—John T. O’Brien, F. C. 1). ; John C. Martin, F. T. C. 1). ; Samuel Kyle. A. B.; Hubert Miller, B.; Ambrose Lane, A. B. ; Abraham God, B. ; John B. James Manlevcrer, let. dim. from the Primate. Priests ...
... Heffernan Concidino, Thomas Massey Wilson, John Green, James O’Grady, George M, Maunsell, Thomas Henry Royse, John Waller O’Grady, George Massey, James Denis Lyons, Robert Jones Stevelly, John Southwell Brown, John Hartigan M'Knight, William Gamlel Fitzgerald ...