... thrown out ngainst large a portion of the population of the North IrelaniL Mr. J. Grattan wan of opinion, that the Hon. Member for Alierdcen was perfectly right. (Mr. Grattan) wnultl not into the question now ; hut of this he wan quite sure, that some those ...

... barony of thihalb four stands of wheat, and ten bags, one stand rels—oue stand '■ containing IS tons,, was stored barrels jicrty John Boyce, lord.—The damage and . an honest and intelligent of tbis'Couuty, is e»t diaries rentineis. while tile work of deva haggard ...

... Cowper tube Captain, vice Percival. Dated Sept. -4, John Grattan to Lieutenant, vice Cowper. Dated Sept. 4, Gentleman Cadet Edward Kent Young, from the Royal Military College, to Ensign, vice Grattan.— Dated Sept. -4, 1823. Ditto—Assistant-Surgeo - Win ...

... MINORITY NINETY. Who supported the Motion of Ixird John ttussell for a Return of the Number Voters, and the Right Voters, certain Boroughs. Thus marked (?) are County (17.) Allan, J. K. Grattan, James Fares, Tl?.otnas ? Vis. ?Guise, Sir B. W. ?Pellkam ...

... wore hing there on the April, when Mr. Ryan, the Magistrate, came to Kmly,at the heiul of a inoli of npvrnrds of one haiulnxl armed men, mostly mountaineers, and in the noon-slay be forcibly broke open the (ismiid, and rescued several bead of cattle, drove ...

... Lives of Illustrious luliaus”) Anacreon Moore. Sl.iel, Maturin, Professor Macartney, Dr. Marsh, Signor Composer) the Mcssri. Grattan, &c. &c. &c. Among the company were Lord and Dunsany, laird and Cloncurry, Lord and Laxly Casllecoote, Dowager Laxly Muskerry ...

... unjust towards officers in Ireland, and unjust towards that country. After short conversation, in which Sir H. Vivian, Mr. Grattan, Mr. C. Hutchinson, Mr. Hume, SirC. Ixuig, and Colonel Davies, participated, General Gascoyne said he wotild consent to withdraw ...

... Rowley, Sir W. G. A. 11. Kennedy, T.F, C. Cavendish, I.ord I ...