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... England, and introduced him to the bean monde. On one occasion he took our Indian to a grand masked ball, painted, plumed, armed, and dressed out at all , points in the real costume of an Indian warrior. He far eclipsed the motley groups, and became the ...
... 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 ...
... of the Committee who spoke were — Messrs. Kelly, Sisson, Howell, &c.—Mr. C. O'Dwyer, Mr. O'Connell, Mr. Finn, and Mr. H. Grattan, also addressed the meeting.—Saunderes News -Letter. ASSASSINATION OF A FARMER. On last Wednesday a decent farmer, of the ...
... in both. On the night of Tuesday, the .sth instant, a party of seven of O'Connell's Police, armed with muskets and pistols, broke into the house of John Flynn, if Rim', near Mohill, (game-keeper to Lord Clements,) at the early hour of ten o'clock, ...
... 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 ...
... have reason to believe that Mr. y John Dounelan, of Ballydonclan, is the persois atltided to.- n Dulini lfremnaue's Journal. Inforinations have been filed by his M~ajesty's Attorney- e General against H~enry Grattan, Esq., M.P., and Edward Duffy, the ...
... Proprietors of, or Persons interested in, the said Lands or Grounds, will be held at the House of Matthew Barras, the Cardigan Arms Inn, the Parish of West Ardsley, otherwise Woodchurch aforesaid, on Monday the First Day March next, at Twelve o'Clock ...
... Lord Brudenell, the Right Honorable John Fane, commonly called Lord Burghersh, Sir Arthur Brooke, Baronet, John Baker, William Balderston, George Barber, John Barber, Them— Barnes, William Bate, Thomas Cleric, John Beauclerk, Charles Paul Berkeley the ...
... Bristol. John Dewar and Thomas Carmichael, Berwick-upon- Twend, corn-merchants, March 9, 10, and 26, at eleven, at the Tien and Chickens Inn, Berwick-upon-Tweed. Gilchrist, Berwick-upon-Tweed ; Bromley, Gray's-innsquare, London. Lawrence and John Hagly, ...
... vacatM® Hairy, as they call him Scotland, very industrions in endeavouring \ but he looked too high. He wantedthjf but as Sir John Leach would neither resign, that would not fit. began to bully; and the Duke quiet, rubbing his ear and planning,? which he ...
... nt John Edward Codd, from the hall pay. to be Lieutenant, vice Lowther, who retires, dated Feb. 12, 1830. 52d Foot—Captain William Considine, from the 34th Foot, to be Captain, vice Deedes, who exchanges, dated Feb. 12, 1830. 57th Foot—Ensign John Butler ...
... F. Mars:rail, John Whitbread, Wm. 11. Bright, Henry Marshall, Wm. Whitmore, Woolrich Carter, J. B. Alerpeth. Lord Wilbraham, Geo. Cavendish, IL F. C. Nugent, Lord Wilson, Sir Robert Cavendish, Wm. O'Connell, Daniel Wrottelley, Sir John Calvert, Charles ...