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... MR. GRATTAN'S SPEECH ON THE RESOLUTIONS OF THE IRISH PARLLAMENT WHICH PROCURED THE LEGISLATIVE IRELAND. (From Gold and Nortiaboase's London lagsalne. fur Sirpt.) Th . ofollowitig Is an extract from one of those pate , otic appeals which, although it is ...
... 117.1N. When the Deptvation from the Irish Catholics lateir waited upon Mr. Grattan, the interview, we are War. - ed, 53 y, the lhgloer, was most fecting. Mr. Grattan sat in au arm-chair, paddled ep in a blanket, and apparently sunk into the lowest state ...
... in Cooly'''. for the Peer CNA. Redfordahire--John Th-rrac Brooks. of nitric!,, Rea%hire—The Hon. Frederick Wect. Buckinghamshire—C. Murray. all imbleden ilowte. Fag. Cambridgeshire and II ant;nldonsli:re—John Pasheiler, of (iodninneliester. Cheshire—Timms ...
... Compare'', which c onsisted of the rank, talent, and integrity of the town and neighbour hood, .at down to a splendid dinner. Sir JOHN BURKE, Bart. of Marble-hill, in tile Chair. He was supported on tither side by Mr. O'Connell and Mr. Caleraft, son to &dis ...
... steam-boats have been for Mr. Grattan to he sworn in. The astonishment of they usually •are ; DIED. the Governnient Members was great on wing Mr. let:table, the detuand for pro- At the Villa-House, Helmick, near Bath, a ge d Grattan come into the House at on ...
... 39 who voted for Sir John Newport's motion. Hon. J. Abercrorob. Viscount Mthorp, It. laring, It. 3.m • yon, R. Bernal, J. Birch, T. F. Buxton, Sir 1. Collin, S' Crompion,J.C. Cerwen,T. Da vies,Visc. Dimesnnon. J. Fleeming, J. Grattan, P. Grenfell, R. Gordon ...
... the year 1787, which occasioned mush conversation. —His Majesty, after parading the Terrace with the Duke's)! York rested his arm on the sun-dial which is near the end of the walk ; the Duke did the same, and confirmed in conversation with some gentlemen ...
... sedros ; Limit. J. Pa. from the 71st Foot, to be Captain, by perehase. Grant. HOSPITAL STATP.—TO be Hospital to the Fleeces : John Attir e M. D. vice Gillespie, A • Rinnis, M. D. vice Coleman, promoted in Ilse Foot ; Hospital Assistant' J. Blair, from hall-pay ...
... to purchase thew, suspicion, was nut, however, to he thus he searched the prisoner's person, and the , inga from under her arm. There being w e air . his daughters in the shop, he thought it alto / safe to leave the prisoner with them, s a d went to the ...
... forging the certificate, signed :John Read, and dated 18th December. 1817, stating the funeral service to have been read over the body of Mr. Smith, in the Church-yard of Clondaikin. This was acceded to by the Court. John Fitzgibbon Serjeant was afterwards ...
... teitater to bequeath the estate to John wed tieoege o :chafer, with a cross remainder to the total esaltesios of the defewthint, the heir at law- He cited sithorithe thin Emit, to sorport his argnitent. The Cotter, Armes., were noaninsonslt of a different ...
... T. Evans, J. Pane, R. Farrow!, C. Forbes, J. Fleming, 0. It. Oordan. James Grattan, Benjamin Quire% Hon. Edward Harbord, John Cam Hobbouse, Sir J. D. King, B. L. .Lester, John Martin, Lord Milton, R W. Newman Lord Sagest, C. P. Palmer, Sir H. Parnell ...