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... SPORTS a the NORTH. hl. Rag. Seam' edltlea. I. rob. Om. list gnat a . .plates. HSIKw of ERUGIDI. A life . .. By T. Colley Grattan. Esq. Aotbor Hlels.wayo end By. wisp, •• Traits of Travel. is. minion, la wets post tom A miry of Dm most absorb's' Interest ...
... rr«i-deuce of John Wolf, Esq.,'nas accidentally burnt, M-m--day night, together with the adjoining offices. Afontlay week the house of a poor Inoffensive man, the name Shcehy, Lismoylan, near Dunheg, county Clare, was broken into midnight a large armed party ...
... 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 ...
... Mr. Grattan would meet with great opposition from the corporation, that the freeholders should give him their undivided vote*—they should first secure Mr. Grattan’s seat, and the* give their second votes to Mr. Dawson, should be stand. Mr. John Reynolds ...
... Wednesday evening, when the nwrnbers were announced by the Sheriff to be Moore, 1,836; Shaw, 1,569 ; Grattan, 1,011. Two of the fruel:olders' booths, in which Grattan's strength lay, were closed, the number (20) which the law requires not having been polled in ...
... meeting was then addressed John D. Cmkcr, Counsel for defendant resumed his reply the arguments of Per rot t, James Ludlow Stawell, Gerard Callaghan, plaintiff's counsel in support of the conditional order, and John Herrick, and John Boyle, in speeches re ...
... drunk and rioitaus: ,_ijolini Donnelly 2s fid ; >John Heyney Y- 2s 6d ; Stephen MIKennas .s; -Francis I-icks 5s; Thos. 38- M'ieow~n 5i. ; John Loughrldge.,sa; '~John Glover Ss; ill Pa~trick MMGIuvy as; John Vance 5s ; William Bruce 5s is ?? Anderson 5s James ...
... majority freemen are voting for Moore and Shaw. * All the freeholders, with an occasional split for Moore, are plumping for Grattan. In fact nothing is bow wanting but a prompt attendance of voters finish the election to-morrow. George Moore will placed ...
... —Mathew I’eunefallier, of the said city of Cashel, Esi|. Ctnnntei —Eyre Cnote. Esq. CnUraimr —Sir John William Hoad Bridges, Knight. Cork —The Hon. John Boyle ; Daniel Callaghan, Esq. Dimeytil —General George Vaughan Hurt : Francis Nathaniel Conyngham ...
... for the life of the vender, a lady aged 36 years, whose lifa is insurable, payable out of freehold estates In the county of Cardigan, of the annual value of 526/ and upwards, being part of one.third of the annual rents of the said estates ' directed to be ...
... were, — For Moore Shaw 222 Grattan The allowed votes may be classed thus : Freemen. Freeholders. For Moore 229 Shaw Grattan According, howeverAto Mr. Grattan's statement, the freeholders stand thus : For Moore Shaw Grattan This day (Friday) the greater ...