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... Guard, (lirother to the late Member of that name for the city of Dublin), and also against Messrs. John Gilbert, Edward Irwm, Thomas Donnelly, John Grattan, and Michael Bissett. Crown summonses were, understand, on Saturday night, sent to those persons ...
... could establish his power. The first theatre for his exhibition was Dublin, and here he miserably failed. In spite of him Grattan was returned for Dublin. He then proceeded to the more congenial soil of the North, and the first of the Orange orgies took ...
... they ought, Mr. O’Connell talked of Grattan, of John Phil, pot Curran, and the honour due to their memory, as not having been paid Ireland; and yet, in the same breath, Mr. O’Connell says, that for the memory of John Brie, which you have not done for a ...
... address his constituents. Mr. J. GRATTAN' to ask the Hon. Gentleman whether the petition front Wicklow had been agreed to at public meeting Mr. G. DAWSON could no - , say whetlter there had been public meeting. Mr. GRATTAN thought himself bound declare that ...
... disappointments ensue. Air. Grattan stated that the veto was the only security they had offer. Mr. Grattan thought that ample and sufficient. Through every stage that bill, did the Roman ( atholic Bishops permit Mr. Grattan to speak in their name and in ...
... Fazakeriey, J. N. Colonel Warburton, H. Fitzgerald, John Morpeth, Viscount Wood, Alderman Graham, Sir J. Monek.J. B. Wood, C. Gordon, R. Maule, Hon. W. Grattan, Henry Macdonald, Sir tellers. Grattan, James Majoribanks, S. Brownlow, C. Hume, Joseph Nugent ...
... TEST AND CORPORATION ACTS. Lord JOHN RUSSELL postpiwed his motion relative to the Ten and Corporation Acts, to the 10th June. Mr. S. RICE presented petition from a district in the County of Limerick, praying fur Catholic Emancipation. Air. ttOULBUKN presented ...
... terms he denied that the Orangemen Derry used in their processions these arms which they had received yeomen. Hehimself,had witnessed many of the parades referred to, and the arms made use of on such occasions were never of a very formidable character ...
... attacked by an armod banditti of about SO in number, 13 of whom, well armed,' entered the house, and robbed Mn. Going of £4OO, and alt her plate of considerable value. The robbers were well armed, and severely wounded three servant men, and otherwise abused the ...
... CORK-THURSDAY, JUNE 14,182?. Pbice Six Pence. : ' ADAM Newm an, ENfl; F*H? StJA FM- Plaintiff- «- Decree of Mia Wajes- Sir John Fitz High Court of Chancery oebald. Bart. Ireland made in Cause, and nthets, beating dale tlw 261 h day of Defendanlt. VNorember ...
... James Murray. l)*Visu. John Nue, ,' Aacite Wm. H. O'Connell. De Hensiiiide. Chat O'Connor. De HejMlilide. Charle* O’Reilly. |) . aenteria. Paler Perrin. Angina Peetoris. John u_ Sealy. De Imiginationia Robert Shanr.no A«eile. John De Drsenleria. Charles ...
... idle fellows, who were mispending their time in the streets, he should confined for a fortnight. John Nunnery was indicted for picking the pocket of Mr. John Al‘Donnell, of I’atrick-Slrect, of a Silk handkerchief. The prosecutor deposed that on the previous ...