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... Mr. J. Grattan to Mr. G. R. Dawson, the latter having applied the term cabal” to the Irish Members who waited Eari Grey intimidate him into coercive measures against the Irish Yeomanry, &c., message, it is said, was sent Mr. Dawson to Mr. Grattan, on Saturday ...
... M. L. White. Colonel H. Chichester. Colonel A Hill, Lord Arthur Grattan James Mountcharles, Earl Howard, Ralph Burke, Sir John, Bt. Chichester, Sir A Bt Lambert, James S Boyle, Hon John Bernard. Thomas Callaghan, Daniel Oxmantown, Lord Hill, Lord George ...
... County— William N. M’Namara, M. O’Connell-f Clonmel Borough—Eyre Coleraine Borough —Sir John W. 11. Cork County—Viscount Boyle, Hon. R. King. Cork City— Hob, John Boyle, D. Callaghan.| Esq. Donegal County—Sir EJm. S. Hayes* Col. ConnolU* Down County—Lord ...
... the messenger, the doors Were thrown open, and Lord John Rnssell, accompanied by Lord Althorpe and nearly all the Members favourable to the measure, entered. On the name of the bill being read Lord John Russell to the Lord Chancellor, who had come to the ...
... BOOK OP THE HOUSE OP COMMONS FOR THE NEXT SESSION, Mr. Henry Grattan.—To move, That the Minutes of Evidence taken before the Dublin Election Committee be hud before the House, and printed. Sir John Newport.—Tire state of the First Fruit Fund of Ireland, with ...
... bills have been found. The Clerk of the proceeded call t-rtC r fumes in the following order:—Daniel Thomas Steele, John Kcynolds, John Lawless, Redmond. Hiomit* Cloney, Edward Dwyer, . i Barrett. All the traversers answered but Mr. . .. noil. The Art ...
... robbing John Connon fire-arm. new Ath>nl „. G e„. John Connor, r I.Hc is iiensioner. nod « „ it carbines 1 the morning, when he -a him t 0 or he and a pistol ; that man o accordingly, and I would blow his brains . bouse . en ti I saw three men armed co ...
... manner, stabbed him two places in the left side, and also in the right arm ; all resistence was vain, the ill-fated young man was overpowered, and his servant boy, Thomas Magralb, had his arm broken. Doherty never spoke after, lingered in an insensible state ...
... Lord Visconnt Duncannon. Sir John Newport. Mr. Goulburo, Mr. Brownlow. Mr. Carew. Mr. Vesey Fitzgerald, Mr. Estcourt, Mr. Penrhyn, Mr. Crampton, Mr. Sadler, Lord Viscount Ebrington, Sir John Byng. Mr. Lefroy. Mr. James Grattan, Mr. Littleton, Mr. Leader ...
... MEATH ELECTION. STATE OF THE POLL. At the close of the poll this evening the numbers were— For Mr. Grattan .. . The Hon. Mr. Majority in Xuvoctr of Mr. Grattan. Temperance and Temperance Societies in Ame- . the New York Observer the 13th of June. appears ...
... —On yesterday the freedom was voted acclamation to Lord Viscount Ingestre, M.P., and John Mallet and George Hrlahan,;£sqrs., late Sheriffs: after which Henry Grattan Esq., M.P., and Alderman Richard Smith, were stnick oft the roll of the Corporation ...
... Killeen. Sir Johmßurke. Sm e Crow? _. notwithstanding, that he was deprived R, Fergusson, Colonel O,Grady. Browne. John Fitzgerald. Grattan. Jepfeqn, H. the ,leased, to act in the nnannsrhe donc. bert, J. Lambert, Alexander Dawson. RtST en Ed . 10 ltfocec ...