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... IRELAND (ram' ova taunt coaanyorDairt.) Dustin, MONDAY, MAY in.—At the outing of the Court of King's Bench this morning, John Walsh, one of the Vice- Presidents of the Trades Union, who was found guilty on Monday week of uttering a seditious speech at ...
... considered the. people illegal and oppressive. The nature oftbe gnevnoces complained of was staled the House of Commons Mr Grattan, upon affidavits, and anbsequently detailed Sergeant Perrin, when Mr. Littleton ptraised an in.esligalioD into tb* ehsrgea ...
... in arms, pre-eminent in coun. cil it was flanked by groups of weapons and the arms of Oxford and the Tower of London, of which his Grace is respectively Chancellor and Constable, on either side knights in combat. The remainder represented the arms of ...
... (Mr. Grattan), informing him that on the Saturday preceding he had seen in the Times newspaper (groans) an article, alleging that the county of Meath was in a most desperate state of disturbance and disorder ; that not loss than 159 stands of arms had ...
... Escape of Prisoners Early on Monday morningr, Ist inst., four criminals, William John Murray, and Alexander Murray, his son, imprisoned for issuing; base coin, and John Gordon, charoe sheep-stealing, broke the jail of Wigton, and have hitherto eluded ...
... been since made with a view to its construction. Cloncurry Henry Grattan, M.P* Daniel o’Connell,_M.P. Denis C. Brady, M.P. Morgan JohnO’Connnell, M.P ClemenU, M.P. Morgan ()'Gonnell, M.P- John C. Westenra,_M.P ...
... at this important crisis. Amongst the gentlemen present were, R. L. Sheil, Esq., M. P.; H. Grattan, Esq., M. P.; Sergeant Woulfe, M. P.; Leland Crosthwaitc, John Power, D. R. Pigot, O’Gorman Mahon, M. Walsh, Lawrence Finn, M. R. Saussc, M. W. Savage, R ...
... mi r e bad at Alkalosis's@ next. The arty may be viewed by lave of Mr. Howard, the pre sent oceu and obtained in due time of John Cob. bald, EM.. Sammelatt t as the Matt: and of Mr. W. W. Simp. son, 24, Baokinshary. ThiLlfelaterest of a Lady, aged 3 whose ...
... lord’s father was Lord Lieutenant in Ireland some forty years ago, and his (Mr. Grattan’s) father had the honour of advising and counselling him—(a voice, ** the memory of Grattan for ever”)—(loud cheers)—he was dismissed from office by that party who, 1829 ...
... and Hannibal Sandy..un., of Crane.court, Fleot.stnet, attorneys—Wm. Holcroft and John Heaton. of ISultonle. Moots, printers and stationers-- John Taylor Smith and John Gadslay. of Broad-street, St. Giles's. chemmongers—Henry Winlo, George Robson, and ...
... which he writes. Among kthese are George 111., Sir John Marley, his grandson, Chief iustice Marley, Anthony Malone (Chancellor of Exchequer). Dr. Lucas, Lord Pery, Sir Hercules Langrishe, Mr. Henry Flood, John Wilkes, Lord Chatham, Judge Kelly, Mr. Denis Daly ...
... Holborn. and Canterbury. Henry Compton, of St. John'mplace, Batteries, stage coach. pelmet:4', June 4. at one, anti July 10, at twelve, at Basinghall.etreet. Solicitor, Mr. Norton Jewln-atteet, City. John Morgan. of High.eireet,' Keneington, porkman, pout ...