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... of Physicians, on appeal Dr. Grattan againet the College, for the expelling him in consequence of some book written against some the Fellows, and attributed to the Doctor. The Chief Justice gave judgment that Dr. Grattan should reinstated in his Fellowship ...
... election for Northampton.” It was earned unanimously, and the Committee appointed. CITT WSTBRSORO PETITION. On the motion of Sir JOHN NEWPORT, select committee on the petition from the city of Waterford, for thh improrement of the communication to the sooth ...
... upwards of 300 armed peasants, they admonish them to be peaceable Nay more, one of the priests has sworn that when they were assaulted and' that in the most violent manner, they still continued perfectly peaceable What, 300 Irishmen, armed with bludgeons ...
... While and A. P. Ret mond, Erqrs., against George Alexander Hnmihoo. and Henry EHis, Esqrt. John Gilbert, gent.. Edward Irwid, Thomas Dole or Donnelly, John Grattan, and Richard Bat* sett. This case, wlticb hits excited so much interest io consequence -of ...
... Rtcbaad Ooaotaa, Jaha GoddarYHi. chard*. Lwel.-C*aeral Robert ijrowoe, John Btuen. St. Ooorfa Irrbia, Henry Quinn, Job* Deauman, jun., WUlwm Bohna, Ilotd, Henry Archer. Thoaua Uednar, John OoidM ilattM, Richard Nrwtoa Kinf, Beaiaein Wilton CWrb.Artba.Wrik ...
... It i. perilous to think tbs. Pardo., and Indulgencie. MR. GRATTAN, who may ask for “reason of the hope that is in me,” the gift of God aiay be purchss maybe purchased with money. Mr. H. Grattan acted rather extraordinary and they fail to convince, they ...
... in her arms was so dreadfully scalded, that after lingering in great agony for eight days it died, leaving an impressive lesson to its afflicted parents of the baneful effects of passion. —Manchester Herald. spirited caricature of Mr. Grattan’s ridiculous ...
... been offered to Sir John Leach, and the Mastership of the Rolls to Mr. Plunket. The Iruhman has been less averse to come to England, an the Englishman to go to Ireland. Mr. PlunKt has accepted the offer of being Master of and Sir John Leach has refused ...
... or Saltpetre, or any sort of Arms or Ammunition to any Port or Place on the Coast of Africa (except to any Ports or Places within the Streighti of Gibraltar), or ship or lade any Gunpowder or Saltpetre, or any sort of Arms or Ammuaition ...
... Marchioness Wellesley had select evening party. Horrible Outrage. —About eight o’clock on Monday morning, the 19th inst. party of armed monsters proceed to the lands of Grancullo, barony of Owney and Arra, when two of them entered the house of a farmer of the ...
... Hon. Mr. Barnewall, Mr. Fitzwilliam Hume, Colonel Allen, and Mr. James Grattan. To the left of the Chairman sat Lord Rossmore, Mr. Pierse, Mr. Ponsonby, and Mr. Henry Grattan, Sir John Burke, Bart., Sir Thomas Etmonde, Bart, Sir Charles Morgan, Sir F. M*Donncll ...
... Baraowall, Mr. Fitzwilhom Hume, Hume Wood, Colonel Allen, and Mr. .fames Grattan. To the left of the Chair* sat Lord Kossmore, Mr. I’ierso, Mr. Fonsouhy, and Mr. Henry Grattan. Sir John Burke, Hurt., Sir I Ksiuondo, Bart., Sir Charles Morgan, Sir F. M'Donooll ...