... propose . . The Memory of the Right Hon. Henry Grattan.—(Drank with solemn silence.) Mr. JAMES GitATTAN.--1. Could not hear the last toast announced by my Noble Friend, without feeling as a son of-Henry Grattan, that a species of duty was imposed upon me ...

... against the two defendants, Robert Fowler and Wm. Clarke,for an assault on Mr. John Lloyd Jones. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL stated the Case on the part of the prosecution. Mr. John Lloyd Jones, the prosecutor, said he was a surgeon in Castle-street. On the 25th ...

... the Hou. Mr. Baruowail, Mr. Fir.ailliatti Hume, Colonel Allen, and Mr. James Grattan. tlie left the Chairman sat Lord Rossinore, Mr. Mr. Fousottby, and Mr. Henry Grattan, Sir John Burke, Bart., SirThotnas Esnionde, Bt., Sir Charles Morgan, Sir F. M'Donnell ...

... be obliged to abandon arms, ammunition, and baggage, to save the poor boon of existence; as some of his comrades were intent on safety, others on plunder, and Uie rest on glory ; he, among the last, resting for a moment on his arms, cast his eyes towards ...

... concentration of powers so unworn, thd lives and works, the eloquence and the actions of the Avonmoredband the Youngs,* the Grattans and the Currans, afford abundant testimony and proof, Never did any country girts to the world a more splendid, or more ...

... o'clock upwards of two hun- dred genileinen sat down. The noble and venerable Earl Fitzwilliam entered the room leaning upon ihe arm of Air. O'l.orman, Secretary to the Catholics of Ireland, who conducted his lordship to his scat, at the right of the chairman ...

... the family of the late Duke Charles William, are two sons and five daugl.t•rs ; Walter Francis, the present Duke, and Lord John Scott Douglas. Of the five daughters, t vo are married. Charlotte Lady Stopford, and Lady Isabella Cost. The Ladies Annie, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... propose The Memory of the Right lion. Henry Grattan,--(Drank with solemn silence.) - - Mr,. JAMES ORATTAN.-1 could not hear the last toast announced by my Noble Friend, without feeling as a son of Henry Grattan, that a species of duty was imposed upon me ...

... against the two defendants, Rob , rt Fowler and Wm. Clarke,for an assault on Mr. John Lloyd Jones. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL stated the case on the part of the prnsecution. Mr. John Lloyd Jones, the prosecutor, said he was a surgeon in Castle-street. On the 25th ...

... were Lord Killeen, Lord Miltown, Mr.O’Connel, Mr. H. Grattan, Mr. J. Latouche, &c. Another disgraceful outrage was committed at Drew’s Court, Limerick, on Wednesday night. A band of ruffians, armed with naked scythes, attacked the dwelling-house of James ...