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... Mr. Bligh talk of a petition ! ! I The numbers declared arc— For Mr. Grattan, 310 Hr. Bligh, 199 Majority for Mr. Grattan, 111 This is the admitted majority of votes, but Mr. Grattan has majority of 140 or 150 votes. fO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING REGISTER ...
... Right Rev Cantwell, Bishop Meath ; Right Rev Dr Kinrella. The I’rovost of Trinity College. Sirs —W Wainwright Lynar, John Power, John Burke, Thomas Staples (tJC), James Murray, Win Hamilton A), Richard Nagle, Henry Mere'dylh, Patrick Bellew. Judges Moore ...
... R French, Phillpotts, John ' Attwood, Gillon, W D Pigot, D R Bainbridge, E T Goddard, A Ponsonby, CF A Baines, E Got don, Ponsonby, Hon Bannerman, A Goring, H D Power, James Baring, F T Grattan, J Power John Barnard, E G Grattan, H Price, Sir R Barron ...
... commence each day at Half-post Eleven o’Clock. Auction Duty to be paid hv the Purchasers. JOHN LIT PLED ALE, Auctioneer, 11, Upper Ormond-quay. Note.— The Royal Arms in front of the Hotel, the Rathingr-box, and all other matters out of doors; also, portion ...
... Daniel O’Connell (MP), Morgan O’Conm II (MP), Daniel O'Connell, jun, H Grattan Cutran, Robert Fynn, More O'Ferrall (MP), John Lewis O’Ferrall (DP Longford), G Leake, Vl*Kane, John Prendergast, P Welsh, Frederick Pierce, Grithth, Fitzgerald, Putland, Evans ...
... sincerely, sertron ; for. however great .he blood which it * JOHN WALSH. cauned to be shed in Sfain, it has still preserved unity of religion (an immense for th.il country), and, per- LORD CARDIGAN AND THE ELEVENTH LIGHT haps, thus prepared the triumph which ...
... M«rrio»a*jU«r* ; John Power, Hareoart-atreat; Andrew Eooia, E»q., ditto; T. Codd, Eaq., ditto; P. LavcU*. Eaq , ditto; G. Tench, Eaq., ditto; B. E. Lawleaa, Eaq., ditto; D. Henry, E- ...
... period. John Hacket and William Neal were sentenced to transportation for life, for administering an unlawful oath to John Stally, E?q. Patrick Flinn was sentenced to ten years’ transportation, for the robbery a gun, the property of Samuel Harris. John Burke—for ...
... Crottv, John Crotty, Thomas Kelly. Michael Carroll, 11. each ; Michael Doherty. James helan, John Delanv, Matthew Davis, Denis Umnlail, Patrick W ek, ss. each ; Bartholomew Murray. Patrick HouUn. John Murray, Patrick Kirwan, James Whelan, John Kealy, Bowse ...
... 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 ...
... the very low Rent of ,i'4G 10s. per annum. The Furniture comprises one set of fourteen capital Par lour Chairs (including two Arm) Haircloth, six btuffedover Parlour Cnairs, Mahogany Dining, Breakfast, and Card Tables; an Inclosed Pier Cabinet, Brussels ...
... aoettor y to iateadad ia » mat aaa oapeeted. Stanley wa. penoa addre-iaf priaaipla Inal ttotjahS topmaad la tto oppa> Mr. H. GRATTAN aiiittoaddraa, and ia the chair. Opiaioaa, to tto remit, wera exceedingly awe*. Wvattofaatletto Dtoaalerato (Sir R. toal) ...