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... Cuffe ; ond Mr. Grattan swore, that the hody of the check ford in his name was in the handwriting of the prisoner, @S was also * Henry Grattan,” and clearly in qnlimde with a letter which the prisoner had’ diyected 10 him, * Henry Grattan,” on the superserips ...
... Inglis, Sir H. Smith, Abel Cooper, R. B. Innes, J. Somerset, Lord G. Copley, SirJ. S. Irving, John Sotheron, F. Corbett, Panton King, John H. Stuart, W. (Arm.) Courtenay, T. P. Kingsborough, Ld. Stopford, Visc. Courtenay, W. Knox, Hon. T. Sumner, G. H ...
... | vain ; that they had only kept that predominating party in power, which cfuimod not only power, but‘ ‘arms also, exclusively. To that party arms had been l ‘given, which never would be laid down but with their power; and indeed it was only last session ...
... their offices. Mr. Goursurn said that he did not well see how he would be able to distinguish Catholics from Protestants. Mr. GratTan said that he saw nodifficulty in making the returns by making application to the County Offices. It was of great importance ...
... Presentments, the Saturday but oue tefore each Special Sessions where such Applieations are to ve investigated, between said hours. JOHN COATES, Secretary. WCARRICKFERGUS, 18th June, 1824, th, Sfor Upper «y and Saturday, Upper Antyim, and At is ordered by the ...