... Caning was also defeated in the same year by a majority of 09, and the Marquis %Wellesley by a majority of I. In 1813 Mr. Grattan, Sir John Cue Hippesley, and Dr. I)uigenan, on separate motion's, drew forth majorites against the Catholics of 40, 48, and 42; ...

... within the space one hour. A statue of Grattan has very recently been placed in the Exchange, in Dublin. It is from the chisel of Chantry. On the pedestal is inscribed,— Filio optimo clarissimo, Henrico Grattan, patria non inyrala. 1829. It is generally ...

... themselves of the plate. lhe property was composed, principally, of richly embossed old family silver articles, with the arms of the Cardigan family engraved thereon ; also a quantity of silver spoons and forks, and two silver watches. Signs, of she Tinses ...

... Trafford Trafford, EA.; Rev, John Sneyd ; John Davenport, Esq. • Prosperity to the Trade and Agriculture Esq.; Leek Lowe; Protestant Ascendancy, 3 Hanes 3, tremendous applause. After the vicar left the chair it was taken by John Cruse, Esq., who afterwards ...

... sign of the Wellington Arms” was chosen as the scene of their festivity, but the good men and true of Dudley, before they sat down te dinner required that the sign should taken down, which was accordingly done, and the Eldon Arms” ‘hoisted in its stead ...