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... of Jansu- .larmion, Esq, of Bellmnount. On the Ist instant, at Banbrisdge, Mr. John Graharr, of that townv, to Mary, second daughter; and on the Same day, Mr. William John MATtirk, of Hoss. trevor, !o June, foinrth daRghter of J. M'Keowns, Esq, of Waringstown ...
... capacity, he took.up theincause; and with a giant arm did be take it. He forced on, he dragged and drove to con- summation, a measure which Pitt, and Fox,; and Burke, and Wyndham, and Sheridan; which Grattan, and Ponsonbye.and Grey, and Grenville, and Canning ...
... money and arms; on their entering lie secreted himself, and on their having made a dili- gent search, and not having found Mr. Neogh, thev swore they woxmild have his life or burn his house ; oa their departure they took his cane-sword, the only arms lie had ...
... BACON, GEORGE MIORRIS, JOHN TONdLINSON, TIMOTHY O'BRIEN, MICHAEL MURPHY, ROBE'RT MOLLOY, GEORGE ROE, HENRY ROE, JOHN CLASSON, JOHN ?IWAlULLEN, CHARLES MA lA lA, JAMES HILLES, G. CONNOR, Jun. JOSEP11 DEN-IS MULLEN, JOHN REDAMOND, JOHN DEMYISY ...
... county; which he thought reteired to bim. Mr. Grattan concluded a powerful speech amidst tremendous cheering. 'Mr. Buoomi and r.. NA-;IaR spone in explartation, and disa- vowed any intention to allude to Ali r Grattan, who -hIad miscen- ceived their expressions ...
... Michael Murtas James Dowdall / Peter Mlurta, John M-Mahon, | Francis Grattan, Hugh TounevA Patt Sheridan, IIer. Edward M'Gavor, P.P. John Glynn, ' Rev. Edward M'Carn, C.C. Thumas Petit, (LONi'FOIID.) John MI.Manus, Kilshruey, Richard Dempsey, oiohn AIManus ...
... to have paid his respects to the electors. The carriage was preceded by a band and colours. On one flag was inscribe i, Grattan, the offspring of 1782. Aftar having waited on most of the electors in that town and its neigh- bourhood, he proceeded to ...
... be aeu, fl, ?? formed of the nature of the new regula ?? atelI the copy of a letter from the Right 1ii ' ~ 11t e; Stanley to John MI'Mullen, Esq O ?? re committee of manufacturers, by referen t r3Y to to whole subject will be thoroughly unde i 'Rhich itf ...
... stepmother conduct of Bri- I tail,; but when we unite and exert ourselves, we have every thing I to expect. In '83, when Grattan and the glorious volunteers i called loudly for un independent Parliament, it was immediately t given them. I was of opinion ...
... rice 8G, GrafIon-street; Armstrong and Ck L, ?? street; Mr. T. S. Kean, 19, Suffolk-street; ot; 31r ,til rand Parade, Cork; Grattan and Co., Bei- rdarX Fitzs5iex bronsi dilkenny; talso. at Mr. Smithsonrs, Ha- settg IOrd, rbdge; Aliss Ralpb, Perfumer, g5 ...
... members, at the Thatched House in St. James's-street). mongat those present I observed Sir Richard Musgrave, Messrs. re uthBen, Grattan B Leader, Jep btn, M. O'Connell, Lambert, Walker; A. Dawson, Mrlullins, Hartry, &c. Mr. O'Connell having . an engagement in ...
... Parade, Cork ; Grattan and Co., Bel- fast; lMr. Fitzsimons, Kilkenny; also at Mr. Smithson's, Ha- berdasher, Essex bridtge; Miss Ralph, Perfumer, 26, Grafton. itreet; Jordan, Whelan, and Co., Stationers, No. 1, Capel- street; Mr. John Clayton, Galway; ...