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... Hope, Major Southwell, A Upton, F Villiers. Hok« Mksdamks —Grey, Southwell, Stanhope ( Lady ). Sirs —John Burke, Thomas Fsmonde, William O’Malley, John Kennedy, Lieut.-General Sir J. O. Vandelcur, Major- General Sir H. Scott. Ladikr Scott, Power. Count ...
... doubl alas for the poor colonel. LEITRIM, WICKLOW, WATERFORD. Addresses from Lord Clemems to the men of Leitrim, from Mr. J. Grattan to those of Wicklow, and from Mr. Winston Barron to the citisens of Waterford have been published. ENTERTAINMENT OF THE HOMAN ...
... Union, county of Wexford, per John Greene, Esq., proprietor of the Wexford Independent, 181. 7s. 6d. ; Rev. John Nolan, C,C. Dunquin, Dunorlio, and Kilmechedor, county of Kerry, 101 135., per John O’Sullivan, Esq ; Kev. John Casey, Catholic rector; Kev ...
... M.P. John Wangle, Pierce Somerset Butler, Andrew Emus, John Newport, Bart., M.P. Patrick Joyce, Galway, Richard Musgrave, Bart. John Jameson, Wm. Brabaion, Bart. Thomas Sherlock, John Milley Doyle. K.C.B. Robert Haig, Charles Morgam Knt. ...
... they found they could not terrify nor cajole Grattan, they then implored of him to give them three weeks— 4 * not one week/* said Grattan They next asked him for a fortnight— * not half a week/' answered Grattan. They then required but two days, until the ...
... hare received commonications from friendi, intimating that there was a feeling among some Mr. Grattan’s friends, that the Pilot was not favourable to Mr. Grattan. We can, however, with honest truth aver, that oannot discover in as, the slightest antipathy ...
... James Green. John Joseph Murphy, James Ward, Ralph Walsh, Peter Martin, Luke Butler, Rev. Mr. Shell, Rev. Mr. Murphy, John Kershaw, Peter Keely, William Cainen Edward Murphy, Rev. Mr. Browne, Rev. Mr. Smyth, James Jennett, Peter Byrne, John Fogarty, Wm ...
... be told, that, in their own country, they were not fit to be entrusted with the management of their affairs. fHerc Mr. H. Grattan, M.P., entered the room, amid the enthusiastic cheering of the assembly.] In conclusion, Mr. Brennan said that he hoped that ...
... brother, and refused to so. Mr. John Lawless then entreated further lime procure the qualification, and was accorded until the next evening—a discussion then arose as to the most eligible course of proceeding the event of John Lawless failing to qualify, ...
... Nlchol.. riananan, Malone, 40, John Phelan Phelan, 45, Michael Grattan,33, Thomavst M«t»hew Duffy, 104. RicharH Grattan, Hitto William Power, 70. W. O’Connor. 56. Thoma«-at Man U ire, 88. do Thomas F.nnis, Grand John GhariesMoran, 7, Werhnrgh-at J. Knincn ...
... under the act Gtfa Wm. IV. chap. I* MONAGHAN ASSIZES. (FftOM OWN IFPORTFR.) Tuesday, March 23. —John Hall was indicted for stealing cart, the property John Malone. There was no case, and the prisoner was discharged. Thomas Whilcraft was arraigned for felonious ...
... Dykes, KL B Crd, Wm Henry Wilkins, Walter Ebrington, Lord ills, John Edwards, John Paget, Frederick William*, Sir J Elpiiim-tone, Palmer, Charles W illiaics, W A Email, Ralph Parker, John Williams, Evans, C>l Lacy Parrott, WillianrUKin, Sir H Ewart, Parry ...