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... Beach ; Messrs. Hurnphreys MNurph., C a iel NIarh- :Captain Fotrrell, and OtIiers or Grattan's friends anfd agents could W*ith eig proccwr6 rndmis ion. Y hIr. Grattan rose, and spoite nearly as f0Ig-. I beg to iuaik my worthy frieniiaai inuLe--. ed fellow ...
... of the ala'm excited by the proceeding, and of its unconstitutional tendency. These were seconded by Sif E. Stanley. Mr. Grattan addressed the meeting at some length, and was replied to by Alderman King.. After which, Counsellor Burne opposed the proceedings ...
... signed to it. Mr. Burk Fitzsimmons interrupted Mr. Grattan by stating, that it was against a general rule laid down by the Corporation of Dublin to allow the names to any requisition to be read. Mr. Grattan said, he would not now listen to the reading of ...
... ana unconstitutional acs of your oppsenente -risking my person in defeuce of the Freedom of Election, against an armed Soldiery alid an armed Police-(the constant attendants of my antagonist during the continuance of the7 Vontest. ) The insults and tbe ...
... measures which had been permitted to creep into a permanent situation by a repetition of temporary enactments. The Seizure of Arms Bill had gone on in this way enactments of two years’ standing each. Independent of his objection to the Alien Bill in particular ...
... Janes Kerr, William Ila- bertsnn, William Faulkner, Jnhn Mjenset, J hn.lodges James.,Birmingham, John Hines,. Arthur O'Neill, John I Rowhwell. John Cooke, John Sullivan, James Moore, Edw. Fytzgetald, Edsard Higginbotham, Thomas Hardy, Gen- ilemesie. - ...
... ' Lady Grace sat his right hand and John Moody on his left—it was his duty to turn obliquely and j attend to the long story John Moody, but he placed his chair near the Orchestra that he could not turn his face John without turning his back on Lady Grace ...
... Williarn ffol]a:6d, Jon Rezrkoiats, >,bowas Fil3cltbuarI- H. BusIkley. John Latndley, WUltii~iii 'Rice7ihn.Ferrymcnd,. Miebael Downing, and Jolhn Freth.: No bitls against Abraran Jackson and John Johnson. Thomas Morgan admitted King's evidence. UNIVERSAL KNOWLEJ)GE ...
... in the louse of the gate-keeper to Sir Charles Coote, Bart. Guilty- to be hanged. John Butterfield, fur stealing five pigs—Guiltyto be hanged. John Kelly, John Burke, John Creagh, and M'Donnell, were indicted for a riot and assault in the town Moumrath ...
... which the King did Mr. Plunkett the honour hold with him, his Majesty was graciously pleased say, (alluding to the late Mr. Grattan) Indeed Mr. Plunkett, I am sotry for the loss of our good friend.'' This expression of affection and esteem from so high a ...
... HOUSE OF COMMONS. CITY OF DUBLIN ELECTION.—PETITION OF MR. GRATTAN, On Monday, July Petition of Henry Grattan* of Stephen’s-greeitf in the city of Dublin* Esquire* was delivered in, and read ; setting forth* That at the late Election of a Member to serve ...