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... hot contest in the City of Dublix between Sir Robert Shaw, Sir John Kingston James, and Mr. Henry Grattan. Mr. Ellis retires from the representation. Sir John Kingston James and Mr. H. Grattan start on directly oppmft‘o principles, but Sir R. Shaw steers ...
... occurred at the Chester Assizes, on Thursday. A man of the name of John Grattan was charged witha murder by throwing n man into the Huddersfield camal. ~ Tlhie wife of Edward Grattan, the prisoner’s brother, witnessed the‘ deed, and ber testimony went ...
... Mirror. It is uneszpectedly, but confidently, said that the County Tipperary will be contested.—lbid. X The Rigkt Hon. Sir John Newport has arrived st Newpark. On Monday, H. V. Stuart, Eeq. arrived st Dromans, from Dublin. . Sir Hugh Stewart, son of the ...
... AMERICA. FOR QUEBEC, the fine fast sailing Brig Jope, of Whitehaven, burthen 350 Tons, John Tomlinson, Commander, is daily expected to arrive in this river, and will be dispatched in 10 days after arrival, with passengers only, for Quebec. Early application ...
... Briess In Clonwel, the relict of Mr. John Magrath, At Dromore, Mr. Michael Woeds. ‘ In Camden-street, Dublin, Mr. John Sixsmith. Mr. Thomas Smyth, late of Nassau-street, Dublin, woollen-draper. At Youghal, the Rev. John Phelan, O. S. F. formerly of Plicentia ...
... has this day declared bimself a Candidate for the City of Dublin.— The struggle then is between Sir R. Shaw, Mr. Grattan and Mr. Haig. Sir John Kingston James resigned. Mr. Thomas Martin, son of the Member for the County Galway, is a Candidate for the r ...
... himseli in the popular cause on other occasions ; he had aussisted Mr Grattan ; but neither in the county of Dublin, not in the city of Dublini, were his services required. Mr Hehry Grattan hdd of Limself overcome every obstacle to his return ; and by throwing ...
... the Great Room at the Devonshire Arms Hotel. The following are the names: Lord George Beresford, M. P. Richard Power, M. P., Robert Power, Robert Uniacke, Wray Palliser, John Keily, Arthur Keily, Richard Musgrave, John Musgrave, Richard Usher, Henry Sargeant ...
... Clontarf road on Saturday night last, by four armed men who robbed him of his coat, watch, and whatever money he had in his possession. On Saturday night, & gentleman, named M:Crann, was attacked by five armed men between Ballybough and Annesley-bridge, ...
... ; Wor- Curdifi, Lord P J Stuart, a; Cardiganshire, Colonel W | cester, G Robinson, s 1 Davies; Wotton B“f' H Powell ; Cardigan, P Pryse; Carlisle, Sir J Graham, n : Twiss, G Phillips, Wycombe, Sir G King, Su' T Sir P Musgrave ; Carmarthenshire, Hon ...
... Lord Wellesley. ‘The murderers on this l occasion were Orange Yeomen, with the arms of Government in their hands, and who are receiving pay from the People.-.- Were these arms put into the hands of these ruffians that they might immolate Catholics in this ...
... Alderman Trevor, .:LMMAR}O(L)JILT?‘Q:;‘\[ {IC;[{?(:\KS IN TH “‘ in the Chair—when a Resolution, on the motion of Mr. John R 2 N s N John La Touche, “ That a Case be submitted to the TR w—— of fhaniel Commell, lungecl&r__ N AttprasysGaméral, the Solichor-Gederal ...