Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... be Ensign. vire Cameros', appointed 7901:Foot ; Assiet•Sarg James Lowry Tighe, from the 2td Foot, to be Assist-Sorg, vice Grattan, appointed the Foot. 79th Foot Ensign Ewen Cameron, from the 7Stb Rent to he &gigs, vice Fords Mackenzie, who retires upon ...
... Burrell, M. P., Sir G. Shiftier, Lady Cooper, the Duchess o* Bedford, the Earl of Essex,Lord John Russell, Sir Hugh Dillon Massey, General Grosvetior, Mr. and Miss Grattan. Mrs. Blachford, Sir T. Wilson, Lord Lifford, and Captain Patten, Lord Hartland, Sir W ...
... well as moral character, numbering him among her aons, an extern also. His story about the theatrical scene acted upon Mr. Grattan is a mere falsehood, shred from the fictitious patchwork, which makes very nearly the whole robe of that person’s character ...
... (Cheers.) However, the trade of converting Papists was found rather expensive,'the bacon became too dear, the services of ‘Carter John’ have been discontinued, and the wretched fee the Papists is now buried in the tomb ot the Capulets. (Loud cheering.) Having ...
... names enrolled subscribers. The meeting was severally addressed Alexander Saunderson, Esq. M.P., Rev. John J. Fox, Francis Hassard, Esq., Rev. William Grattan, am! Alexander Has«a rd, Esq. The resolutions, which will found in our Advertising; Columns, were ...
... vice Grattan, appointed to the 65(h Foot. 79tli Fool—Ensign Ewen Cameron, from the 75th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Mackenzie, who retires upon half-pay. 9Uh Foot—Captain David Munro be Major, by purchase, vice St. Clair, promoted ; Lieutenant John W. to ...
... -to cease iu their exertions, from that mo- a||( j testation the patron, the prejnthrowi over the Catholics ...
... write under much pressure buriuMk to inform you that the character of onr meeting was the racist renpoctable. Tl>e Honourable John Gadsden, Mayor of tills City, tool; the chair, after having consulted the council. is member our oldest aud most respectable ...
... seem animated with sentiment. I have received letters from Lord Duncannon, Lord Kingstown, Lord Dunally, Lord River;dale, Sir John Newport, Mr. Strong, Mr. Brownlow. (Cheers.) Mr. Latouche, Mr. D. Browne, the Hon. Mr. Caulfield, Lord Portarlington, Mr. Robert ...
... power ia Great Britain not inferior to the executi 108 Of i T am almost inclined to use the wo! our eountrwmen. the immortal Grattan. heautifu s public opinion. peated failures, injustice the most oppressive, the nation wD. continue unbroken, bo a proof of ...
... Prelates assembled in Mayne y is to the 27th May, and passed a resolution, earnestly entreatin tly to Donoughinore and My. Grattan, “that when'the Question ot ution. lie Emaucipation shall be in Parliament, they w exclu- their powerful talents in excluding ...