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... ed, and every information given.at the {General Steam Packet Office, Warren’s-Place, llare’s-Corner. t/*y AMERICA. FOR ST. JOHN’S.NEW „ TO S.IIL ABOUT 10M MARCH. J r Fine well-known Ship / 500 Tons, A. Isaacs, Commander. 'Vtof beautiful Ship will be elegantly ...
... read, Mr. J. Grattan was promised by the Rev. Mr. rues, and seconded Captain Nuttall. Mr. Howard was proposed by General Sauudeis, and seconded by Major Acton. After the common forms of proposing and seconding had been gone through. Mr. Grattan addressed ...
... 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) ...
... Arrived io Cork Harbour, the Wellington, Kcllar, Master, from Quebec, spoke on the 2d Nov. 1830, the Rosemounl from to St. Johns, lat, 44,16, long. 56, with loss rudder. Sir A. Hart will riot sit upon the Irish Chancery Bench after next week. The Right ...
... Sheriffs, the Hon. and Rev. John I’omeroy, the Most Rev, Doctor Murray, the Very Rev. the Dean of St. Patrick’s, the Rev. Doctor Sadlier, Doctor T. H. Orpin, Messrs. Latouche and Co. Bankers ; Mr. John Twycross, 69, Dame-street; Mr. John Dcnnan, Ahhey-street; ...
... Wednesday night last, the dairy boose of Mr James Keating, of Jockey-ball, in the parish of Cre- Win this county (Limerick), was armed oartf of ruffians, who, haring tbiced the door, commenced pulling down the thatch and cut the rafter, .cross with «w Not content ...
... off Gordon, Robert Protheroe. E. Ehrington, Lord Graham, Sir J. Rickford, W. Tellers. Grattan, James Russell, Lord W. Althorp, Lord Guise, Sir W. Russell, Lord John Rice, T. S. Thk Law op Libbl. —We talk of the law of libelhut where is it ? In what page ...
... I)rithan So- named John Counsel, whose death was supposed to have been caused persons named Havden, who were, with MONDAY: their «ervanl-nnjiid, wre&ted, and from prccud Hayes’s, Dawsok-stieet, proiydtj tl.e sS.uuiday. A* ~e w was Mr. John Stephenson, apolil ...
... for this City.— At the former, it seems, some warm proceedings took place. Mr. D. M‘Cleery, in reviewing the claims of Mr. Grattan, animadverted rather warmly upon the pretensions of that Gentleman, and mingled up with his phtllipic some indirect reproaches ...
... The King a. Grattan. Mr, Green, for the crown, mentioned. that affidavit , r.. * rollKT OP ,lld l>ei ' mad * b which obliged them i» «-ror, and on apply « “urtlo defer jodgmcra u.iiil that day week. Tl>** J Nii-lwiHs Counsel for Mr. Grattan objected to ...
... Mullen,, County Kildare, John Gannon, Charles Tottenham,Sovereign, John MA'Donnell, Ross,. Peter Loughnan, Thomas MIKenny, Alderman, John Costigan, Michael O'Logblen, K.C. Patrick Quinn, Thurles, RicbardSheil, K.C. Patrick Curtis, John David Latouche, Ignatius ...
... Monk, J. B. Warrender, Sir G. Cavendish HonD H. Macauley, T. B. Wal, Burney DUcane,ioter Macdonald, Sir J. Ward, John Dick, Quintin. Martin, John Wood, Charles Davenport, E. Normanby, Lord Wood, Alderman Erans, De Lacey O'Connell, Dan. Western, C. C, .lis ...