... the dispute between Grattan and Flood, that the declaration suggested hr the latter was not adopted. it had, it would for ever haqe precluded the Act of Union. This, however, must be considered as the only mistake in the life of Grattan, and was the only ...

... departed Irom the Chapel in the most orderly manner. ST. MICHAEL AND ST. JOHN’S. A very numerous and highly respectable meeting of the Catholic parishioners of St. Michael and St. John was held yesterday, in the Chapel-house, Lower Exchange-street, to address ...

... the following six Wm. Dixon, Squire Ambler, John Nunns, John Carter, George Brooke and Thomas Pullan: and verdict of Guilty of the riot omy. against Joseph Ambler, George Bilborough, Thomas Langthorne, John Broadhead, and Edward Hampson. The Chairman ...

... Fitzgerald. Sit Hearr Parnell, Hon. G. Ponsonby, Hon. F. Ponsonby, Charles Brownlow, T. b. Rice, Thomas Lloyd, James Grattan, Henry Grattan. Henry M. Tuite, Villiers Stuart, C. D. O. Jephson, Alexander Dawson, Henry Whits, Peter Van Homrigh, A. Ffrencb.” ...

... proceedings, to give more (than a brief notice of this speech:— Mr. EDWARD BERWICK—My Duke and Gentlemen, —ln an answer Air. Grattan to an address of the Volunteers of Ireland, I find the sentiment, which appears me applicable to the subject i*at has collected ...

... Tosstck, Sir John Beckett. Air. and Airs Smllb, r. Cooper and family, and Mr. and rs. Clegg. Lord Hill, the Hon. R. Watson, Sir John Reade and family, Mr. H. C. and family, anu dlr,.Uarrow. DtNNE. VVcdr Civil »nd meeting i moms. I'h John David tut Lords ...

... pew. At length the beadle told John Baker that he must withdraw ; and upon his still refusing so do, the beadle gently laid hold of his arm, in the hope that such manifestation ot intended physical force would induce John Baker to withdraw without more ...

... importance, which he cannot possess when he becomes one of the advocates of a measure, among whom Burke, and Fox, and Pitt, and Grattan, and Plunkett, have shown,and BRouoHAM,HusKissoN,and Tierney, and many others, still do show themselves in the House of Commons ...

... minutes have been something for the doctors.” From the King’s Arms to theCau. saylands toll-bar every place was completely crammed, though the distance is more than a mile; and many were armed with tanners’ heoks to pull the wretch frem the top of the coach ...

... petition from Cappoquin, and t* other petitions from the county of Waterford, in favour of Cathnt ° emancipation. ™ t Lord JOHN RUSSELL presented a petition from the Ministers, consisting of Presbyterians, Independents, and Bami,,* in London and its ...

... this opinion i/ordi Milton and Ebrington, Messrs. Villiers Stuart, the Knight of Kerry, Mr. Ponsonby, Air. Grattan, Mr. Brougham, Mr. Power, Sir John Newport, Mr. Spring Rice, Sir Francis Burdctt, with a long list of other friends in both Houses) concur ...

... charged with stealing the dwelling house of John Hodgkinson, coat and other arlides, value five pounds, the properly of Wm. Hunt. • Win. Hunt deposed, that the property in question belonged to his brother, John Hunt, who died about a month since, and witness ...