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... agai: he res and Grattan, who would now put their hands in the fire soon I men vote against him. (Cheers. Iam, however, glad to be night a state, that Mr. Grattan is certain of being returned for a bouring county, that of Meath. Mr. Grattan has agreed gle ...
... on, in which Doctor Grattan, Mr. O’Connell, Mr. Dwyer, Mr. Lawless, Mr. Staunton, Mr. Barrett, Mr. Brophy, Mr. Ball, &c. took part, the eipediency of continuing the societv* committee, consisting of Messrs. Brophy, Doctor Grattan, i«nd Mr. Ball, were ...
... gentlemen, in orde r, all of whom answered—Thomas Steele, Esq tacked nolds, Esq., John Redmond, Esq., Thomas Cloney st me, Edward Dwyer, Esq., Richard Barrett, Esq. —John The Attorney-General: In the mean time, while wait 0 I do Mr. O'Connell, and as the ...
... to credit, and which reaches r ‘. ee ee me to tend this. morning to attewpt to collect the multitude of th glory assemble in arms at the garden of the Luxen abour endeavor to proclaim a Republic. dient (Signed) anar- “ The Etat Major » in transmitting an ...
... of his life he would oppose reform, and the noble lord: the general opinioa in that City. Again, a petition ha bout the | (John in excuse for his friends who had taken office,; presented, purporting to from the County oi Ko: resenta- | that they were ...
... there was a greater villain, into his, if the new plan of or the|expressed h is thanks for the warm and enthusiastic manner in John Russell were,carried—( hear. )—He was walking two or | uses of| Which his health bad been drank, his anxiety to benefit Treland ...
... A. Ferguson, _ H trishs Ct Cons ds 785 78} jag is ar re For Hart, _ tiou of Jo. », Reduced . _ - > 3 p. 853 Sty S43 MR. GRATTAN —We refer io another colomn for al of the 350. 8%} 88 it fit Majority in favour of Sir R. A. Ferguson, Do New3lg . 83 875 ...
... ROBBERY OF ARMS. most salutary to the em pire at large. He considered the question his body, but the military and lice disappointed the assailants. for the Nimrod, now lying in the bay, to fire a grand salute Galway, rl 9, 1831. Seven stand of arms were at ...
... general hitiou, Cheers: } Ministers took on themselves a. heavy respon such @ hose powers with which ‘th ey were at present armed, by they were enabled to. suppress illegal associations, expire: h that end of the session. Thus the dissolution created not ...
... Bart. Deputy-Adjuuot-Gcoertl—Colonel Savage. AMtutaat-Adjutdat-Generul— -Brevet-Major John Knight. _ THE CHURCH. Hi« Grace the Archbiahop of Tuam has promoted the Rev. John Handcock, Rector of in the county of Longford, to the Rectory of Ann&duff, in the ...
... to represent in the true sentiments of constituents. r 1 have the honor to be, Gentlemen, Your very obedient humble servant, JOHN YOUNG. Bailieborough Castle, 27th April, 1831. Mr. Yotrs. hopes that the near approach of the Election, will plea 1 his esettse ...
... SHERLOCK, Esq., proposed Sir Richard as a fit and proper person to represent the County in Parliament. JOHN NUGENT HUMBLE, Esq., seconded the nomination. JOHN POWER O’SHEE, Esq., proposed Mr. Robt. Power, land j wag seconded bv PIERSE HEALV, Eeq. Both Candidates ...