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... conrnitice to pursue will be to proceed asin the Longford case ~that is, by striking off the bad votes fhom the poll Mc J.umes Grattan (a member of the committee) w shed to know what would be the effect with respect to these votes in the event of a new election ...
... Killeen then arose, end etrt he enthusiassh hed énbsided, wide and proved that he was cne of the valuators under the gom- Grattan, Esq,, the county members, took place here monstration.of regard. “Wh I rise. gentlemen, to return taken place. thay he bad ...
... granted. Colonel WOO for the mistrably Lord FRANCIS L. DILLON. asa and humane provisioa bon. Arms to have ot of Ireland. The ordered the Sergeant-at- Lord JOHN RUSSE LLeoneurred with the hon. member peared the medical man eailed in, and on bis entrance ...
... discussed in the Imperial Parliament. Proposed by Mr. John Murphy ; by Mr. John Waters: Resolved—That the above Resolutions be published in the Pilot and Weekly Freeman newspapers. PATRICK O'BRIEN, Chairman. JOHN WARD, Seeretary. Mr. Patrick O'Brien having vacated ...
... Aughrim- street, grocer and provision dealer. John Gabriel, formerly of the cily of Bristol, sinee of the city of Cork, and late of Marlborough-street, Dublin, Lien- tenant of his Majesty’s Navy, on balf-pay. As Mr. John Murphy, a respectable farmer and a tenant ...
... Berehaven, Hon. James King, Hon. William Smith Bernard, John Hyde, John Borlas Warr’an, John Courtenay, John Cuthbcrt Kearnay, Thomas George French, Robert H. R. White, John Hamilton White, John Newman, Richard ...
... of Dubli Simpson 0. -» fourth son of Captain Thomas Dublin. of Chartemont-place, in the county of John Armstrong, Esq., eldest son of the Rev. James Arm- strong, of Hardwicke-street, in the city of Dublin, D. D. *Thomes Mackey Scully, -» eldest son of ...
... the hustings—Henry Grattan, Esq., Leland Crosthwaite, D.L., William Murphy and his sons, | f Laurence Finn, Cornelius M‘Loughlin, Henry Hutton (Kiimore); George Roe, Peter Purcell, Richard O'Gorman, J. Power, Alexander MacDonnell, John Martin ( North-wall) ...
... question. learned member for Dublin now sat, in the glorious parlia- (Bear,) ment of 1782 (Cheers.) Agitator! Why Mr. Grattan was Lord JOHN RUSSELL defended the adoption of the an agitator—(hear, bear)—snd narrowly escaped pro ecu> proposed measures, which ...
... his name. is uot. there. ( Hear.) fire was d Richard Grattan, of Tullamore, King’s Couatys But, whether his name be or not, we bave an abun- iscovered, but as the stack was then blazing in three Mr. John Mara, of Lusk, county Tipperary, cifferent places ...
... functions of Charge d’Atfaires until his return. The Hon. John Duncan Bligh has arrived Stockholin, arid having presented hi« credentials the new British vice Sir Edward Dishrowe, the functions of the Hon. John Arthur Bloomfield* as Charge d’Affaires ceased. Lord ...
... the body of John Counsel Amount of Teceived since and ackno sermons, ditto, 315 11 11 on Saturday, about four o'clock ; 1 saw it at the corner of Skinner’s-alley ; Counsel was then dead ; there were several £371 10 & injuries on both arms, particularly ...