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... CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL, NO. 24, GRATTAN-STREET. OHN formerly Scholar, T, C D., Master. OLEY, A. B., commenced on the 22d inst., and will close on the JANUARY, Mr. PF. takes this opportunity of ty ing his sincere ‘thanks to his Friends and the ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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/ ...
... County assembled on Wednesday, Tralee. The High Sheriff, Daniel Cronin, Esq. presided. The meeting was addressed by Messrs. John O’Connell, James O’Connell, Neligan, the O’Donoghue, Sec. The ministerial plan of reform was strongly approved of. Some discussion ...
... hon therefore, was not by any means surprised that it should member's sentences. be received with opea arms by all radical reformers. He Lord JOHN RUSSELL then rose, and expressed hi did not deny the right of the house to cut off a por- regret that he ...
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... Stag, 46. which is to cur-y the broad pendant of Sir I. Trowbridge, is tw be armed with long 24 pounders. and ‘Curscoa, which are cutting down to flush-decked aliips,are to be armed with long Captain Mingaye will cummand one of them.— The Ariedne, Samaarg ...
... 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 ...
... that the fifty-nine Members who had voted in favour of the reform bill, would, by the new election, Ik* increased to eighty, Grattan, whose name was canonized—Ponsonhy, who had been Chancellor—and Curran, who had died in obscurity, as Master of the Rolls—led ...
... conferred honour on itself and advantage to Ireland, by the return of that venerable patriot. Sir John Newport, who now occupies the ground that has been held by Grattan, all these are to have additional members—in conjunction with the University Dublin. General ...
... advancement of the public good, without any consideration of private interest or personal aggrandisement, I threw myself into the arms of the people, and the people have nobly redeemed their pledge. (Immense cheering.) —You will shortly have opportunity of judging ...