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... Commons; upon that occasion the immortal Henry Grattan made use of the following words—[Here Mr. Caulfield read a paseage from a speech of Mr. Grattan's ] These arc the words of Henry Grattan, and if Henry Grattan in congratulated his country that England ...
... Killeen, Sir John Burke, Sir Wm. Hort, Sir J. Doyle, Sir P. Bellew, Sir It ; Musgrave, Sir H. Paniell, Nlacnamara, Walker, Power, Ruthveu, Wallace, Jephson,\l. O'Connell, Wyse, Chapman, Arthur Frence, H. Lambert, James Grattan, H. Grattan, More °Terra ...
... He trusted that their petition Mould be complied with, and that a liberal grant would be conceded by Parliament. Mr. H. Grattan said he spoke from experience, when he deciared that the best effects resulted trots educating children together in mixed ...
... Luustnittee un dry night Lamheft, J. Lambert. More OTerrrall, H. Grattan, James Crattun, l'u weir., Sir John Milky Do) le, Sir Y. Bellew ,Shcil, Chapinan,Leader, ea,ltalker,Wanace, Sir John Burke, Sir H.latuell, S,r K. Musgis%v, Lord Killeen, Mann Nlawnaniara ...
... Kelly, Jetties Dyse, Thornier Lynam, Joldi John Lynam, John Doyle. James Moran, P. Cummins, James ick. Patrick Deng seq. Peter Ketone, M. Denim's.), James Bryan, %lichee' ill, Thomas Sheppard, Patrick Neill, John Danis I Nealey, Dennis Murat,. Dennis Seeley ...
... Gerald Dunne, Samuel Eves, Jun .Matthew Kehoe, John ('uddy, James Archbold, Jobe , upple, Richard Walsh, Esqrs., and also %tetras, •.ry Wee eimi.-e, Thomas Browne, Rnhert Browne, Wilson. I •,4 leo, John Francie Lis *1 . illisms Nosiian. Owen ti pi • ...
... and good feeling of his Majesty. Sir John, immediately on his arrival in London, solicited the honour of an interview with the King; a request which, to the astonishment of a certain party, was at once granted. Sir John, we understand, found his Majesty ...
... ‘Vbite .. J. Halpin Rorke I Louth—Thomas Fitzgerald R. M. Bellew .. Mallow—W. J. O'Neill Daunt May o—John Browne, Dominick Br, ne . . Meath—lleury Grattan, Morgan O'Connell 2 Jlonaghan--/Amis Perrin . Hon. C. Blayncy .. Newry—LorA Marcus .. Portarlington-- ...
... instant, an armed party itt %cite 1 at Rithomileigh near Myshol. B aron y of F or ti t . —Oa the same night the bow of Michael belly was fureiLly entered sod married for arms and ammunition and rubbed of a gun.—Tba same night the houses of John Ks and Patrick ...
... Daly. but Ito appeared tcal.t ; *ants of Mr. Martin. After a sitting of day*, the committee in this case lime unseated Sir John Poo Beresforil, and seated Mr. Alderman Copeland—and they bate decided tle:t the right of luting at elections for Coleraine ...
... they were and Bagnall. lie men who accompanied Yon were armed, and by #9 4 tf on above to one of by assets. be Sold : . tote Last. Apply to street , of (plums you too, 1 betiere ? They were armed, not by me, but by the Government, they beim all special ...
... of t;astlebar to his trial. John Egan is committed to Kerry for a des. rate assault on his father-in-lax awl with a reaping hook. DESITHATE TR A6E. A little before 6 o clock on last Tuesday morning six men, four of them armed with pistols, a %host gun. ...