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... will ever pray. (Signed) shares. Charles Sngrur, ,—. 17 James Cronin, John Fitzgerald, . 2 James —. ft Ann O’Sullivan, 1 Patrick Jeremiah O’Sullivan, ,—. Sam Mil APCaitby, • 10 John Banks 10 Thomas Sullivan, - 10 James Lainkkin, Eliza RPAi.lilT, Anue M'AulitTe ...
... are obliged to furnish corn and cattle, which are sent to the fortresses. The manufactory arms Serai has Iwen compelled t»> deliver to the 1 Autlmrilies all tlie arms that were ready. inhabitants Dalmatia had alarmed the M|>iK*aram*e 'i'urkisli ei*rps on ...
... the officers and privates i also copies of the summonses, informations, and warrants, to arrest John Styles, Thomas Brandy, John Wall James Norton, and John Fenton. Sir GEORGE MURRAY agreed with the Honouraable Gentleman in his wishes to preserve the ...
... __LIAMENTARY PORTRAITS. JOHN W. CROKER, MEMBER FOR THE UNIVERSITY OR DUBLIN. Cotters father, Surveyor einem! - of a ws;th El,sdO's Oat, and which be • (I think) through the iiiterest of the party, the Itsitd`of which, at this period. waif the father to ...
... from John Edward Redmond, . and Dev 60 N. 30s. each from the Rev. James Sinnott, P.P. Kin, 0-0 John Devereux, Jobn Car » William Whitty, dy to each from Rev. John C rand Redmond, Michael Wickham, Nicholas Devereux, Ex 00 in, P.P. x V.G, Rev. John Sunnc ...
... interview with Mr. Grattan, the latter had (ir,t referred him to military gentleman, named Elliott, and afterwards to Mr. Wallace, the latter of wliom having been waited upon appeared to be only armed with authority to say that Mr. Grattan would not receive ...
... occasioned by the inaction of Mr. Henry Grattan, jun., as a volunteer.— Mr. James Grattan afterwards served, I believe, in Spain, and, if I mistake not, also Waterloo. At Ibat place, however, abandoned the profession of arms, and iu (he election of 1820, was ...
... foregoing statement, and to integrity and veracity. have the honour to he, my dear hir, friend and humble servant, JOHN M'ELROY. St. John's, Frederick-^, PIEII HEAD LIST. EVENING TIDE—SEPTEMBER Commerce steamer, goods and passengers, steamer, goods awl ...
... presented a petition from Belfast for a reduction of the duty on coals. _ Mr. Moore and Mr. Grattan supported the prayer of the pctition.—Ordered to be printed. Sir JOHN NEWPORT presented a petition fiom the landownersof barony of the county of Wexfmd, praying ...
... BENCH— ApriI 24. The Hi nr, at Ike proteculion nf Henry Grattan, Esy., M.P., a. Thomas Xeiccomen amt James Mont Esqrs. This was an application for a Criminal Information, at the suit of Grattan, against the defendants Edgew orth and Montgomery. This case ...
... Lord Downes, Knij'lit of Kerry, and Missel ritzgerald, Lady and Miss Punsonby, Lady Pulleney. and the Misses Stuart, Messrs. Grattan, Latoucbe, See. repaii ed to the mainson the Earl of Cbarleville, id Cavendish square, (who, regret say, was prevented by ...
... yourselves and your wives. Take arms brsve IWusveltnans, against the fiussiau infidels—repair five times every day to the sacred temples, and there put up the prescribed prayers that the favour the Prophet may insure the victory—arm brave Musselmans in defence ...