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... Hen.y Grattan, Sir Somerville, Lord Air. Inge, Air. Dunbar Barton, Arch. Brinkley, Mr. H. Araliin, Dr. Artlmie, Mr. T. B. Smith, Air. Dickinson, Air. Fcot.jun., Mr, Anuil, Air. U. Mr. John Am;it, Lieut, llalahan, R. N., Air. Doherty, Air. John Carroll ...
... Adderley Beamish, half-pay 31st Re; the « JOHN SPAIN. abanditti were out last night in the neighbourhood ef Chute- | ané his Lordship stated that it was totally out of bis power to aad Ze hall, in search of arms. | listen to such applications—that Baron ...
... there arc about l,l(Xt acres in the and Duke of Buckingham ami Chandos ; George Thomasi , y {jt. James’s Parish, (exclusive the John, Earl of Wextmeadq the dignity of Marquis of Ire-' ~h flfn, x an j , | , pit;l l grounds.) which land, titic iMarquis of West ...
... u--narts of Ireland but they were traced te Mr. seconded this motion, cause tot ally *di»t ill c t from rebellion ! Mr, Grattan Mr. John Uurne. (King s Counsel here rosetook a luminous view the numerous grievances He would oppose the adjournment that question ...
... GALWAY. was charged, he having taken a farin about four years age, On Sunday 2 ight, John Shire, o£ Rineroe, near Adare, was! Tuam, JAN. 24.—The Quarter Sessions © f armed men, who beat him in a cruel Town, which commenced on the | 4th instant attacked by ...
... is represe: , inost feel it to be an duty : hav of their Tithe at vere low mates. ‘These five altugeiber ; they werg mostly armed wits pikes, hada tew a neighbour of Mr. Portune’s, pamed from which} spades and shovels, an only onc Sugle gun among the entire ...
... to the Hon. Secretary for Ireland, and to the Marquess Londoudcry, doubted the anxiety the Irish nation this subject. Mr. Grattan hoped the Hon Gentleman would change the opinion had declared, and give the matter re-consideration. After some remarks from ...
... Aiexandt-r Filiate, William I*. Uuifon, John T.ilIV, L. Turner MK'ann, Faithhil For»e'Cue, S Kdward Bari. Wallop Bralmion, Jalni M’Oiniork, Henry Tlirmj>>c*n, Jauun W. I'aiinfnl Forlcfccue, A. i*. W. Nall Miiicl John HaiJica Henry Clie«er, Filiate, E«jrs ...
... S aith, Btggot-court, in the city of Dublin, hufac-droer. John Botkn, late of Kells, county of Meath, dealer. John Walsh, tale of Plunket-street, In the city of Dublin, tailor and broker. John ft.ihinann. lata Ordnaneo-lane, coal factor. Jt nea Flanagan ...
... and when he named dentified with Ireland, his lames second, a name that was } Here, as in his own Country, he « friend— Mr. Grattan. porte dd the interests f Ireland with the zeal The third individual t o whom he had allt hom he highly respected, and whose ...
... was gone. The second name which rose to his memory was a name identified with the country which had given him birth. Mr. Grattan, after fighting*the battles ot Ireland in her separate Parliament, had continued in England his labours her behalf ; after ...
... from inquiry into the state of Deland being deprecated that time, it was expressly provided the Bills with which Parliament armed the Executive Govern menl, that inquiry should take place ; for though the Noble Marquess at the head the Government was not ...