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... When the deputation from the Irish Catholics lately waited upon Mr. GRATTAN, the interview we are informed, says the Dublin Weekly Register, was most affecting. Air. GRATTAN sat in an arm-chair. hud-: died, up in a blanket, and apparently - sunk into the: ...
... will ever pray. (Signed) shares. Charles Sngrur, ,—. 17 James Cronin, John Fitzgerald, . 2 James —. ft Ann O’Sullivan, 1 Patrick Jeremiah O’Sullivan, ,—. Sam Mil APCaitby, • 10 John Banks 10 Thomas Sullivan, - 10 James Lainkkin, Eliza RPAi.lilT, Anue M'AulitTe ...
... accomplish their purposes, whatever they are !. I arm guilty; r did t'ke the gun from Mi Sandwith it tl is all trite'; perfectly 'trie. I forgive my prosecutfoi, tlhev r ly did their duty. Let all those whohave arm's deliver 0 them up to the Magistrates ; unless ...
... JOHN BULL. both lloum'* of Parliunmt. As the CommiMion ol tlir IVace, the person the Greet Seal should, in such cases, act with great caution. the present ruse, he bad badnoconununication from any Court of Justice whatever. He had indeed learnt from the ...
... THE ARM V. WAR OFFICE, Dec. 8. Regirlatt Of Life Guards—Lieutemtnt Ler;ls DLlTlean Williams, to be Captain, by purchase, vice the Marquis of Carmarthen, who retires; Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant Sir John OSilvY, Bart., to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice ...
... at 11, at the King’s Arms, Holy well Oxford. April 6. W. Phillips, Bristol, linen-dreper, at 12, the White Lion, Bristol. April 7. B. Rees, Haverfordwest, linen-draper, 11, at the White Lion, Bristol. April 7. K. Edwards, Cardigan, linen-draper, 12, at ...
... JOHN BULL. BiVlSn-e '^ 'l^ tl ‘^, > of liLmry Lad onlv b«-n of ol bis should not ...
... JOHN to shame Lout) Bvhon. but we cannot help again referring tot lie melancholy terminal ion (lie lives of IiOMILLV and Whitiirf.au, against whom never heaid Lord Byron utter one syllable reproach. Upon what ground an infidel attacks a suicide we cannot ...
... JOHN BULL. LONDON. JANVAILY 4. --.--- Tun KING continues to receive numerous guests at Windsor Castle, and is in the best health. It is currently reported that the Marquess of Is actually recalled from his Vice-royalty. Letters received through France ...
... JOHN BULL. It wi, not kit intention to move Amendment the Addrew, unleot had been urited by an imperative duty. . . . »• ble Eati. LivenrooL replied to the obtervtttont M tne Marquit. He could nacert that there wat no imereti in Hie country enjoyed tuch ...
... Mr. GRATTAN did not mean to trouble any length, but he hoped he would be excu: a few words. He agreed entirely with what his Right Hon. Friend (Mr. Fitzgerald), and very much feared that no measure would the Government. He would, therefore, gil r e, to ...
... timid policy which raised old Grattan the rank of demigod among his demi-barbarian countrymen ? by concessions made to traitors, who under the title of volunteers in the service of their king, threatened turn their arms against him, their demands were ...