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... introduced the next toast by a glowing eulogy uon tht subject of it— The honest reiirtistfintative of Dublin, Mr. Henry Grattan. Mr. 11. GRATTAN, M.P., returned drank's: This country was not treated in the same manner as trigiantl was, and she certainly did ...
... murder of John llanrahan. on the night of edncsday last. A banditti of armed miscreants attacked the house of John Cantwell, a very poor man. tenant to a Mr. James Cleary, of I i adobber, and fired two shots at said Cantwell, of which shattered his arm to atoms ...
... corroborated by that of two servants.-Guilty-Death, but recommended to mercy. SHEEP-STEALING. JOHN PADDIFOOT, a man between sixty and ?? years of age, and EDWARD GRATTAN, aged 26, were in- dicted for stealing a sheep, the property of Elizabeth Lewis. Thomas ...
... oil that day, happened to come to knowledge. The pai ty commenced searching for arms before dawn, aud used every precaution to take the inhabitants ol houses, where arms were supposed to be deposited, by surprise. The communication of the peasantry was ...
... President and Committee. HENRY GRATTAN, Esq., M.P., has, in the most condescending manner, consented to act VicePredident o11 that Evening. Tickets to be had of the following Gentlemen Rev. G. Canavarm, St. James's Chapel; Rev. John Spratt, Carmelite Convent ...
... on in the nsua) wey, but let Mr. Letouciie take up Mr. Grattan’* motion, and then be would tlfe right general reply. Mr. Latoucbe said be could nut take up Mr. Grattan’* motion, lor he (Mr. Grattan) bad taken one view of tba question, and be (Mr. Lalouche) ...
... —Also several Sums to Lent, at Interest. BE LET, FOR THIRTY-ONE YEARS, the following LANDS and PREMISES, part of the Estate’of JOHN SMITH BARRY, Esq. : The House and Lands of LEHENABEG, fas heretofore advertised) containing about Acres, situate in the South ...
... Lords and LIadies KilleenEdward Chichester, Bingham, Cloncurry, C. Greville, Brabazon, Cecilia Latouche, Georgina Cathcart, Sir John and Lady Byng, General Dalbiac, Hon. Lady and Miss Burrowts, Hon. Captain and Mrs. Perey, Hon. T. Ash. burnharn, Archdeacon ...
... Michael Thunder, Lagore, John I'huiuicr, George Thunder, Michael Powell, Francis Francis Codd, jun, A. Rorke, Tymllslown, Jam-s 11. Korke, Clonsilla, ('minty Dublin, John Koike. Jamestown, Joseph I). Mullen, John Shea Lalor, John Gerard, Adamstown, N. P ...
... From the Very Rev John Spratt, M S O, V M, per John Ennis, ••• 2 Per Simon Nieolls, Esq, from Longford, including 11 each from Rev James O*Donohue, Rev James Lyons, Richard Dempsey, Henry Charles Carhry.John Hare, James O’Connor, John Tuite, M Coogen, ...
... Andrew Vance, Richard Williamson, Peter A. Leslie, Jam** M'Coll. Janie* Ferrrer, William P. Ltinell, James Gray, John Hone, P. Scanlan, John Todhunter, Thoma* Wilson, Jobs O'Brien. The Public are too well aware of the advantages resulting from Isscranck ...
... of exact desci wi .& proper. sense ng duty, than they have ever been since the Cempsay’s for introduce further profession of arms. There is need, however, off The Report was well received by the assembly. y reclaim- 4 to obviate the inconveniencies ified ...