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... capable ot holding from four to five hundred wests. This viHum was ornamented with a vapety ot arms and trophies; over the President being the Royal Arms, and in various parts the mottoes .Churchand State, The Friend of the People, ''Agriculture, Commerce ...
... 1811. He married in 17'J4 Penelope Anne, second daughter of John George Cooke, Esq. who died in 182(i, and whom he had issue ten children, the third whom. Lord Brudenell, now Earl of Cardigan, was born 17**7, and married Mrs. Johnstone after her divorce ...
... and flowers, elegantly chased, surrounding three shields, one of which bears his lordship's arms, and the other two the following inscriptions : — To Lord John Russell, the Minister of the Crown, and the Representative of the People, the enlightened, ...
... digested Live ai»o Times the Rt. Hon. Grattan. B* his Son.—The following remarks on this work, which baa of course created great sensation the political world, are from the Naval and Military Gaxettc ** The life of Grattan is so intimately bound with the history ...
... that prisoner bad been charged with similar offence, aud she had but recently been liberated from prison. John Gant, a young man crippled wilh one arm, who had been inmate of the Lexden and Winstree Union-house for 12 months, and had absconded several times ...
... received Mr. Grattan's fire, and then fired ia the air. Mr. Bodkin, MP., on the part of Mr. Grattan, then expressed himself vetfectly satisfied, and the affair terminated. Oh* the absurdity of these duellings ! The mad Irish fool, Grattan, makes a base ...
... their determination to attend. These are Messrs. Blackney (Carlow county), Chapman (Westmrath county), James Grattan (Wick ' low county), Henry Grattan (Meatb county), Daniel O'Connell (Kerry county), Maurice O'Connell (Clare county), Ruthven (borough of ...
... Barking, labourer, being sworn and examined, deposed as follows : I live at Barking Tye, near a beer-house, called the Bunhury Arms, kept by one Robert Barfield; about eight o'clock yesterday evening, I was at home, and hearing a bustle on the Green, or Common ...
... Londonderry received Mr. Grattan's fire, and then fired in the air. Mr. Bodkin, on the part of Mr. Grattan, then expressed himself perfectly satisfied, and the affair, it is stated, terminated to the satisfaction of all parties. Mr. H. Grattan's conduct we cousidler ...
... LONDONDERRY AND Mr. Grattan.—On Thursday afternoon, at 3 o’clock, a meeting of these gentlemen was arranged on Wimbledon Common, in consequence of a speech made by the Marquis in the House of Lords, iu which he applied to Mr. Henry Grattan the terms “base ...
... Connell, I), j Hutton i Norililand Vis. n O?Callaghan C. Bridgman H. ICole Hon. A. fade lord ArchdaU Gen. Martin Thomas Bodkin John J. Lynch A. H. Blake J. O?Connell M. O'Ferrall More Archbold Butler Hon. P. n Bryan George i Hume Joseph ( Fitsslmon. N. i ...