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... se-lane; John M Autry, in Highstreet; Henry Kirkpatrick, in North-street; John I ton, Srnithfield ; and Hubert Elder, in Marquis-street ; wen.* each fined fid. Samuel Thobnm, ssme offence, North-street, an old offender, was fined ss. John M*Giaw, John M'Coy ...
... Co.,'’ stamped in the glass. Agentt Mr, GRATTAN, Armagh: Surgeon YOUNG, Downpatrick; Surgeon MADDEN, Puktglf.none. The following Select Preparations are now so well known as scarcely reqifre recommendation GRATTAN CO.’S APERIENT and ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, a ...
... M. P., by Lord Morpeth; Mr. Bellew, M. P., Lord Morpeth; Sir William Somerville, by the Marquis Conyngham ; Mr. Henry Grattan Sir John Ilobhouse; Major Macnamara, by Lord Morpeth; Mr. Bridgman, 31. P., by Lord Morpeth; Mr. J. H. Talbot, M. P,, by the Earl ...
... Tories—were giving way every day. (( en by f the land, some forty years ago, and his (Mr. Grattan’s at the had the honour of counselling him—(a voice, “* The of Grattan for ever !)-—(loud cheers)—he was di from office by that party who, in 1829, had the ...
... M, D., John Grattan, James Montgomery, William A>cken, Surgeon, Thos. Msclurcan, iSurgeon, James M*Cleery, Surgeon, James Wallace. Surgeon, John Wales, Surgeon, R. M‘Kibbin, M.D. J. W. Bryson, M. D., R, M'CUmey, Surgeon, Stmuel Bryson, John Mechan, M ...
... IRISH BANKRUPTS. John Roche Meade, of Great Strand.ntreet. In Ihe die Dublin, »ur. JI..D* partner of the late arm Tbonu. Meade (ato« ?i V f* tr, *P >» n •urrendrr on the Stih day# of April, Inat., and on the jflth day of Hay next John Ryan, Bagfot-atreel ...
... ANTRIM ASSIZES. Carricl-fcrgut, Monday, August 3, 1R35 Petit Jury—Mmst*. Wm. 1). Henderson, John Hu”*-. Wm. Vmr, John Riddle, P.ir Humill, John Patr'ck, Wm. Hunter, John Monteomerj, June* Moore, brand! Umsmorc, Hubert Greer, and Francis M*Laughltn. William ...
... authority. Under the working of the Constitution of 1782. they had an armed assembly out of doors, to control the Parliament. That assembly, is true, was guided Charlernont, Brownlow, Grattan, and Forbes; but, might not the men of Kildare be induced, now, to ...
... iu either House of Parliament Courier, Lord Brougham and Mu. Henry Grattan— Lord Brougham requests the Editor of The Morning Chronicle to insert the inclosed report of Mr. II Grattan’s speeches, to which the late correspondence refers, and which was subjoined ...
... was commenced in 1831, principally owing to the exertions of the Rev. C. W. Lyne, Perpetual ('urate, and the Church-wardens. John H. Jackson, and Joseph Clark. Esqrs. About 12 o’clock, his Grace, accompanied by his Register, George Scott, Esq., the Very ...
... proposition of the Government there were ulterior views, and it was sought to establish measures of coercion. In Ireland the arm of the law was already felt be sufficiently strong and powerful, and he could not see the necessity, at this moment, of giving ...
... Viscount Alexander. John Bateman, Sir R Bateson, A. Blcnnerhassett, Viscount Castlereagh, lion. II Cole Viscount Cole. M. Conolly, Sir C. Coote, Hon. 11 L. Curry, Hon. G. Darner, John Ellis, Sir E. Hayes, Earl of Hillsborough, John Irsing, Sergeant Jackson ...