... HRm. Henry R. Westenra, Cbarles A. Walker, lion. George L.tamb, fames Grattan, James S. Lambert, Major Macriamaro, Sir John Burke, Lord Boyle, J. J. Bodkin lion. It. Iiing. John Browne Charles D. 0. Jephson, Dominick Browne, Hin. George Ponsonby, Arthur ...

... PETITION. Mr. Henry Grattan intends nest sassion mors for a astast committee the petition certain Protectants Ireland (presented 31st Avgust), relating tn the grant to Maynooth College. THE LAST DUBLIN ELECTION. Mr. Henry Grattan baa given notice that ...

... in which Doctor Grattan, Mr. O’Connell, Mr. J. Dwyer, Mr. Lawless, Mr. Suunton, Mr. Barrett, Mr. Brophy, Mr. Ball, &c. took part, as to the expediency of continuing the society, a committee, consisting of Messrs. Brophy, Doctor Grattan, and Mr. 1, were ...

... assembled together at at public- meeting. Shortly after twelve f o'clock,, the hour appointed for taking the Chair~, Mr. Grattan mad~e his appearance, anid was hailed by the immense. assemblage with deaifening enthusiasm. Arrangements had beenmadle not ...

... Delany, C.R., ditto John Morphy, C.C., ditto John Butler, ditto Patricio Fitx patrick, ditto John Downey, ditto John Moffit, Kaheen, Patrick Dillon, Ross Daniel Dillon, Maryborough Patrick Dillon, ditto Michael Dillon, Knocknagruve John ...

... blundering, or the perfection of candour. Mr. Stanley then brought in the Irish Arms Bill, one of the provisions of which is that unregistered persons, possessing arms in a proclaimed district shall be subject to transportation for life ! ! We do not ...

... George, Valentine Blake, John Kirwan, Michael D. Believe, J. Martyn, John Bodkm. James H.Burke Thomas Bodkin, Andrew Browne, Hyacinth Arcy, J. C. Burke, Nicholas Lynch, Edward Blake. Henry Blake, Xaveni.s Blake. Walter Joyce, John Blake, Walter Lambert, ...

... Traier, T.B. Smith, Mrs. Mary Wilson, Bookseller, Gatway, John Clayton, and Lovucurea, Mrs. Cloran, utry, Ba Patrick Burke, thin Loxcrorp, George Hyde, laily ATHLONE, John Gaynor, Bewrast, Grattan and Co., had ENNISKILLEN, Hugh Collum, Medical Hall, Cavan ...

... 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 ...

... Ireland generally, for having returned Mr. Grattan, who sat at bis left band, and who would presently addtess them. (Great ehceiiog.) It must be in ib recollection of every man what waa the conduct of Mr. Grattan in the able discussion which sustained his ...

... daughter. At county Limerick, the lady of John iMarshall, Esq., of .a mn. . . In Wexford, the latly of the Her. Mr. Hawkshaw, of daughter he lady John Cleary, Esq , Mitcbelstowu, Clonmel, *.f a daughter. Clomnvl, Mrs. John Sterne, of a daughter. MAH HI AGES ...