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... April 30, 1830. MY DEAH. Sea-IHlxvhirg seen a strong expression of the opinion of the parishioners of St. Michael and St. John, with respect to a letter, lately written by Mr. Battersby, involving, in my opinion, the public conduct, and Vnblic feet. ...
... member for Clare Unio Lord J. RUSSELL said that and he untri had a motion for reform fixed for the 6th of May, ings: (Lord John) had another of a similar nature for the same follo: day. If the member for Clare should consider the motion heart paramount ...
... Luke Dillon, * John Kesihan, John Barry, James Smyth, James Keboe, William J. Cainen1 James Gorman, late C.C. W. Mathew-M'Ardle, William Crowe, Henry Carroll. James Hughes, George Dannelly, Thomas ColemanPr.g.B.V. John Murphy, O.S.F. John Spratt, O.B.V ...
... Dnmlas, Taos. Marshall, John Wilson, Sir R. I)arson, Al. Maherly, Col. Warburton,Henry Darenporl, E. Martin, John Kistiinpe, J. Maeauley, W. ■ tellers Kirart, T. Morpeth, Lord O’Connell, Daniel Fazakerley, J- M. Newport, Sir John Hunse,Joseph DISTILLERIES ...
... investigation took place, on Friday last, before John B. Kiernan and James Evatt, Esqrs., when several witnesses were examined, who all agreed in their testimony that their houses were attackedâarms and money demanded âsome of themselves abusedâand ...
... for Me, Grattan objected to the delay, but as Mr. which our il remember in- ‘Green persisted in his. application, the court ordered that ealled en, Th next be appoin yolved the ques tion between th e Bank of Ireland, judgmea “s ” Mr. Grattan to receive ...
... the Hon. and Rev. John Pomeroy, the Must-Rev. Doctor Murray, the Very Rev. the Dean of St. Putrick's, the Rev. Doctor Sadlier, Doctor T. H. 0r4enr h'tessrs. !,a- touche nitd Co., bankers; Mr. J'ohn Tivyr'oss, 69, Danme- street; Mfr. John Delirnail, 49, ...
... which that held the Irish Members of Parliament at the Thatchcd-house Tavern, London, on Tuesday ist, at w hich the veteran Sir John Nrwport presid.'d. Such the good humour with which the object of this Meeting has Injured us, that feel disposed to cherish ...
... n, May 6. Ex-officio Information.—In the case of the King v. H. Grattan, Esq., M.P., Mr. Green mentioned to the Court, that an affidavit had been put on the file that day by Mr. Grattan. He would, therefore, be glad to know from their ery THE MARKETS ...
... should be practical in their means, and while the had the example of they Dukes York and •lliugtnn, Pitt, and Sheridan, and of Grattan and before the public, taking a part in the practice, they would find it difficult prevent it. Admi Oliver did not consider ...
... hon. gentleman would pause before be pushed his proposal to extremity. a r w words from Mr. Jephson, Mr. Hume, •nd J.e.nes Grattan, Sir Henry Parnell said there was no tax which more called for reduction thdLdiJ the duty newspaper-stamps and adverti.-.em»ins ...
... meeting was then addressed John D. Cmkcr, Counsel for defendant resumed his reply the arguments of Per rot t, James Ludlow Stawell, Gerard Callaghan, plaintiff's counsel in support of the conditional order, and John Herrick, and John Boyle, in speeches re ...