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... appointed for taking the Chair, Mr. Grattan made his appearance, and was hailed the immense assemblage with deafening enthusiasm. Arrangements had been made not to proceed with business until one o’clock, at which hour Henry Grattan, Esq. was called to the Chair ...
... was coming down, got up and opened the door, they entered armed with guns, pistols, and swords, they asked for fire-arms, and began search candle-light; they swore on my knees if I had fire-arms, but first made me bless myself; they shewed Ik>w ; (witness ...
... which Mr. Bligh’s strength consists. In the strong-hold Morgallein the gross poll—For Grattan, 39 Bligh 10. In Lunc, another strong hold and the Darn. ley barony—For Grattan, 21—Bligh, 37. Will you not be prouder than ever of Ireland when you read this. send ...
... : Courtown, Governor; Stopford, J.P., Valcntia, J.P., A. Ram, J.P., J. C. Beauman, J.P., John Beauman, J,P., W. Horc, J.P., (Seafield), J. G. Richards, J.P., John Glaseolt, J.P., Robert Owen, J.P., Loftus Owen, J.P., William Bolton, J. P., Joshua Nunn ...
... bad state of health, if that event should occur, in steps Grattan. The other the death the Earl of FingaSl, an event which Lord Killeen would be raised to the peerage in either case in steps Grattan—(c/ ...
... Seizure of Arms On Sunday, whilst Mr. Thomas Phelan Upper Church, county Tipperary, was at prayers, five armed men entered his house near the chapel, and carried off his arms, consisting of pistols, and guns, together with ammunition—/IWd. Arming the Wexford ...
... e 'French, A Roscommon Co Poyntz, B S. Ashburton ;Grattan, J Coof Wicklow Prendcrgnst, MG. B’cstbury 'Hill, Lord G A Camckfcrgus Price, Sir R. Herefordshire, (Hill, Lord ACo of Down Pryse, P. Cardigan Howard, Coof B icklow Ramsliottom, J. B 7 indsor Jephson ...
... influenced several plumper* agaihst Grattan, and told he never hi* life *n act be more regretted, and that at any future opportunity he would glad to repair it even more strenuously exerting himself for the return of Henry Grattan, than he had before done for ...
... numbers were, For Mr. Grattan, - - The Hon. Mr. Bligh, - - Majority in favour of Mr. Grattan, WEDNESDAY, THREE O’CLOCK—GROSS POM. : Grattan - Bligh Majority Trim, Wednesday; 4 p.m—Up to this hour there is raaiority of 153 for Grattan, it is supposed Mr. ...
... g the laws relative to tbc importation and possession of arms in Ireland, of which he had previously given notice. He meant to move, however, to revive for the year, the act as to keeping arms which had just expired, and next year to bring forward the ...
... Harty, Bart., Colonel Chichester, Robert Power, G. Roehfort, Colonel White, James Grattan, Thomas Wyse, Louis Perrin, R. More O’Ferrall, W. Blackney, M. L. Chapman, John Wynne, W. F. Mullins, C. A. Walker, Arthur French, and Colonel Bernard, who it will ...
... resigned. Lieut.-General Sir John Byno, will be returned to Pathsment for Melburne Port. Mr. Henry Grattan is resolved try contest fur County Meath. _ One of the Latouche family b about offer himself for tD« town Carlow. . Sir John B, Walsh, a very strenuous ...