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... Davis. Mr. GRATTAN explained these transactions In a most satis. factory manner, and In the course of his explanations he bore so hard on Alderman King, that the wvortby Alderman lost his temper and declared be would not beput dovn by Mr. Grattan. r. GRATTAN ...
... Captain, by purchase, vice Scoones. d a To be Lieutenanta-Lieuternant John Edward Orange, from tsat the 13th Foot, vice John Hamilton Craik, who retiree upon twa half-pay; Ensign John Uniacke ,effery, by purchase, vice Pizon. thle 82.1 Ditto-Ensign Taornas ...
... Kennedy, from the 2d Foot. MFs51oRAtNDA.-Assistant-Surgeon John Parke, M.D. of the 23d Foot, has been superseded. The Christian namme of Ensign M'Ltod, of the 37th Foot, is Edward, and not John, as stated in The Ua ette of the 21st ult. The Christian name ...
... gentlemen sat down te dinner, betweren four and fine q 'clock. Tbe Earl of Darnley took the Chair or the occaslon; and Sir John MHXWdI 'rylden, Bart. of lcialetd as Vice-Preriident. Amongst tbe compasy wve noticed the Earl of Tisanet, Viscount Torrington ...
... dslalitte b.tween Grattan alid Flid, tat the declaration suggested by the latter was not ad pted. It It had, it woaild I r ever have precluded .be Act if U.ion. Tnis, ;nowe ver, may be cunedered is the only misuike in the life f Grattan it was the orily ...
... departed from the chapel in the most orderly mne. ST. MICHAEL AND ST. JOHN'S. A very utimerotna and highly respectable Meeting of the Catholic Parishioners of Saint Michael and Saint John was held yesterday, in the Chapel-house, Lower Exchange-street, to ...
... so devoutly wished by avery true Irishman, ultimately and soon. [The .Noble Lord sat d awn amidst ierneral cheertng.) Mr. JOHN DAVID) LAIFOUCIiE rose amtd loud citeerigst to second the Resnlosttons, aud spoke in substance as follows : ]tly Lord Dulae ...
... Knight of the Shire for the County of Cumberland, in the room of John Christian Curwen, Esq,, deceased; and of a Burgess for the Borough of Clifton Dartmouth Hardness, In the room of Sir John Hutton Cooper, Dart., deceased. CLARE ELECTION. Tbe SPEAKER also ...
... out with them ; said he was going to put them into the Canal ; i, she said she was a pensioner of Sir John Hay's. (Perhaps this shvould be Sir John Hope.) The next was an Englishman, a native of Cheshvire, anid a lodger of Hare's. They murdered him in ...
... forehead of one of the ladies of the country; part of a belm of iron, all marked wit15 the Arms of France, and the foot ef a copper candlestick, with the Arms of onte nfthe Naturalists ...
... restoration of their civil r lfit (Mr. Grattan) admitted that his Honourable C.llegoe i Mr o Moore) had this Session stepped before hirm ; lie liti ?? to drag the coach of the Corporatign of Dldin ; but i:e Grattan) still hoped to ovettake his, ;a, before ...
... a Committee upon the I Catholic Claims. Mr. HENRY GRATTAN rose, and was about to address the Hou-e, wben The SPEAKER aked if the Htnorrable Member rose to I Secoud the Amendment ? Mr. HENR It GRATTAN said, be rose for the purpose ot mekinR a Moiion. Tse ...