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... Gentlemen were sworn the Grand Jury : 'J Hon. William John Gore, Foreman ; Fran Lee, Joshua Nunn, Robert Doyne, ire, Samuel Boyse, Richard Donovan, John Goddard Richards, Lieutenant-General Robert Browne, John George St George Irvine, llenry William Bolton, ...
... While, A. P. HedmunH, Ksqn. against George Alexander Hamilton, and Henry Ellis, Ksqrs. John Gilbert, gent., Edward Irwin, 'l'liomas Dole or Donnelly, John Grattan, and liirt.ard Uissclt. his case, which has excited much interest in conse • quence of the ...
... Henry causa the ehUdranS. Grattan, rtqummtokhow at Whet hour in Ae he w add, km tarmloatadfolairy tohaA, t» tn w>it«sMr Grattan’s friend. Mr. Wallace. ,of eente palsaaeos herrtee, rfcmbto Arengh Ju « Mr. would not trouble Mr. Grattan at Ais the early part ...
... over. Several were excused consequence illness, and other causes ; and the Hon. John G. W. Forester, and another member, were ordered taken into custody tbe Sergeant Arms. Mr. VAN HOMRIGII presented a petition from the Chamber Commerce of praying that ...
... Inthe mos O tive terms he denied that the Orangemen of Derry u processions these arms whieh they had received as He, himself, had witnessed maoy of refer Man and the arms made use of on such occasions were neve very formidable consisting, as they stock ...
... party armed with bludfenn# came and the people front tiie carriage; aritoea* aaw atone* thrown out of the eftrird the carriage and the people in it; >H« awiaea atrunk the gentlemen In the carriage; the • mob w»a armed with eery large stick*; aaw John Grattan ...
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... Act. the positive terms denied that the Orangemen Deny used iu their them arms which they had received yeomen, lie himself had witnessed many the parades referred to, and the arms made use such were never very formidable character, consisting, they generally ...
... world • Old Ireland aa aim ought to he’— Daniel O Coanell—• Richard Shell’—Henry Grattan, M.F»Jte. THE THEAtBB. Modus* Pantslotrodoosd. In bsr parfiwwnnas last nlgbt, Um final arm fiwm Tsncrrdi, C**U EmpfM. 1* wm *lrso in tmljr Imprssalm and driigbtful maaosg ...
... Per W F Conway, Esg, ftma the Rer. John H>a , *, r l , C *l. Tbomat Geo. Wood., Boihs. P, Alb boy. County MsoUl, tmdnd. Micbaol Cslbo, Major WHIa, Major Swau. Captain Oseisw, lngsl.flrsmJsmeaL Gannon. SI. from John I*„ot{ u . Porrell, Chri.topbiluo Clmeh ...
... Moore—Bill to regulot* the buying and telliag «r Hay and Straw, within tbs city, libertiw, and viciaity Dnhlin. 4. Mr. Henry Grattan—T« far Brturm fa CMKnlßtancn of Um Paritif Board, DnUtn {—alao, ffai the CoMinlnloiion of WWa Straata, Dublin; —atao, fr«« ...