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... ds, for my unchristian proceeding in violating the laws of God, by accepting a challenge and fighting a duel with Mr. H. Grattan. That action of mine should far interest the great body of clergymen who have signed the document, must be to me a flattering ...
... bad state of health, if that event should occur, in steps Grattan. The other the death the Earl of FingaSl, an event which Lord Killeen would be raised to the peerage in either case in steps Grattan—(c/ ...
... Seizure of Arms On Sunday, whilst Mr. Thomas Phelan Upper Church, county Tipperary, was at prayers, five armed men entered his house near the chapel, and carried off his arms, consisting of pistols, and guns, together with ammunition—/IWd. Arming the Wexford ...
... superintend e Established Church, rences as to character Application Mr. R. Thompson, Oeorffe's-atreet; or, to Mr. John Hagabtv, Grattan-street, Cork. She would hare no objection to the Country. WANTED,*- A PERSON duly qualified to ac] CliGitK and SCHOOL ...
... Morpeth, Viscount Cole, by Sir Philip Grey Egerton. Mr. O’Connell, Lord Morpeth. Mr. John O’Connell, by Lord Morpeth. Mr. Morgan O’Connell, by Lord Morpeth. Mr. Morgan John O’Connell, by the Chancellor the Exchequer. Mr. Fitzsimon, by Lord Morpeth, Mr. W ...
... murdered her father. Lord Londonderry and Mr. 11. Grattan.— The ham Adeertimr contains an address from the clergy of Thirsk, &c., to the Marquis of Londonderry, on the of his recent duel with Mr. Henry Grattan. They cannot forbear thus to state our sincere ...
... MP. ; Robert Hutton. Esq.. M.P. ! Lord Fingall. Lord Lismore. Lord Cremorne, Sir .iolm Kennedy, Baronet John O Connell, Esq., M.P. ; Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P., and James Power, Esq M P ' and on the left were seated Daniel O’Connell, Eeql’m.P.': George ...
... me Ihev would join us heart and hand they thought the measure practicable. (eAeere) Mr. Grattan here alluded to the sentiment attributed to bis father bySir John Newport on the subject of the Union—namely, that when it was once enacted,it could not be ...
... e 'French, A Roscommon Co Poyntz, B S. Ashburton ;Grattan, J Coof Wicklow Prendcrgnst, MG. B’cstbury 'Hill, Lord G A Camckfcrgus Price, Sir R. Herefordshire, (Hill, Lord ACo of Down Pryse, P. Cardigan Howard, Coof B icklow Ramsliottom, J. B 7 indsor Jephson ...
... and Gentlemen : The Earl of Shannon, President. Lord Viscount Kingsborough, I Colonel Hodder, Garrett Standish Barry, M.P. John Hyde, Sir Win. W. Bocher, Bart., | W. 11. W. Newenham, Esq. The Earl of Ban don arrived in town yesterday morning from Castle ...
... influenced several plumper* agaihst Grattan, and told he never hi* life *n act be more regretted, and that at any future opportunity he would glad to repair it even more strenuously exerting himself for the return of Henry Grattan, than he had before done for ...
... interests, that the great principles of leform might not bo dishonoured paltry and unprofitable injustice—(Acer, hear. ) Lord JOHN RUSSELL said conceived that much mischief would arise if any portion of the church cess were suffered remain. was their anxious ...