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... Montezuma, West, Philadelphia; Pacific, Neale; Moscha, Heron; and Ariadne, M'Kellop, Quebec; John and Mary, Thompson; Duncan, Gravson ; and Lady H. Ellice, Lidded, St. John's, New Brunswick; Corn- wallis, M 4 L«od; British Tar, Barker; and Isabella, Grant, Richebucto ...
... complimentary pcecii proposed the health of Henry Grattan.— tie dwelt upon the services of the late Henry Grattan, that had accomplished Ireland’s independence in 1782. was the father of that living Henry Grattan, who had now claims on Ireland (cheers.) Mr ...
... of the patriotic Grattan, and in th:s they would be assisted by the people Drogheda. (Hear, and cheers) Ireland should shew that she was not forgetful of the splendid services of Grattan, and she should prove the return of Henry Grattan for Meath, that ...
... •forward into Mr. Rait's arms, in which situation he was conveyed home to Rathmoyle. The villeins fled across the field, leaving the tracks of their guns on the top of the ditch, and of their shoes along the field. Doctor Grattan, of Edenderry, and Doctor ...
... A . 500 6 I Godfrey, Edward L .. 7 12 II Gordon, A Elizabeth .. 76 19 0 Gwynne,G. Maria 115 19 6 Grattan, ',Cam 32 4 4 Grattan. C Cary .. 32 4 Grattan, F Cary :12 4 Goddard, Isabella 662 IS 7 Grey, E Margaret .. 81 19 0 Grey, Anna Maria 81 19 0 Gordon ...
... then forward into Mr. Rail's arms, in which situation be was conveyed home to Rathmoyle. The villains tied across the field, leaving the tracks of their guns the top the ditch, and «f their shoes along the field. Dcct r Grattan, of Edenderry, and Doctor ...
... me Ihev would join us heart and hand they thought the measure practicable. (eAeere) Mr. Grattan here alluded to the sentiment attributed to bis father bySir John Newport on the subject of the Union—namely, that when it was once enacted,it could not be ...
... Hous# of Common*. Mr. Grattan ha* hereditary claim* Ireland, and he had strong persona! claim*. H* hoped that Mr. Grattan would stand for Meath ; if did there could be no question of hi* success. He had heard said that Mr Grattan had declared that the ...
... Agent*: Messr*, Jamr* Graham, Iht/ ; Wn/ttr Ho**; Miehuel Dumiv, A» uhncnUirrif Dai/, Tugjinnm ; John Furlong, Gurcj/; Patrick kelly. Tallow ; and GalUn, King* Arm* Hotel, Carlow, five pence.] Vol. I. ST. HIIIDGET’S Oltl’llAN SOCIETY .On Monday evening the ...
... the ball be started, fell first back, and then forward into Mr Rait's arms : in which M. tuatinn he was conveyed home to kielimoyle. The villains fled across the field. Dr Grattan, of Edenderrr, and lh Dennis of Pliilipstown„ were Mimediately sent ter ...
... forward in- eti ~r. Rait's arms, in which situation he was conveyed home to Rithinoyle. The villains fled across the field, leav- ing the tracks of their guns on the top of the ditch, and of their shoes along the field. Dr. Grattan of Edenderry, and Dr. Dennis ...
... property.— -Se.v years' transportaiion. George Bariow, aged 35, carpenter- John Ballard, aged 53, labourer; John Ticknei, tailor aged 58 ; William Chrisfoid, tailor, aged 17- and' John Beale, carpenter, aged 37; were found guilty having knowingly and malicioiuly ...