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... 2s. 6d. each-and, for the same purposes- GRATTAN & CO.'S QUI NE LOZENGES, is. 6d. and PI LLS 2s. ?? box. GRATTAN &CO.'S AC pULATED CAYENNE LOZENGES, tar Asthmatic ,re Throats, Hoarse- ness, &c. Is. 6d. per GRATTAN & CCS AROMVATIC TOOTH LO- TION. As very ...
... with view of railing’ money for the procuring fire-arme. Sentence, of death wae. passed, but day of cxernlion not namad. Michael Uuerria was . foond guilty of burglary oa the houtes of Sylvester and John Ciuisidliie at Dallygriffy, oa Ibo 4th March—suutrnce ...
... gentleman who , Novcmhc-, unless the sere , , lie , nu „,ing , her lady and gentleman leasing • lhtf ilre tl arm saw them the bar, w.,Uu in g hi arm • cant say what time she went to bad that u.fc t. fa have’been e.-e've o'clock e.r 1 iter ; I,cart kno« C ...
... 3, Saclcville-Rtreet; Mr. Price, .86, Grafton-Ptrrct; Arm•trong and Co., 160, Capcl-*treet; Mr. T. S. Kean, 19, Suffolk-Rtreet; R. Harry and Co., Grand Parade, Cork ; H. Belcher, Randon: Grattan and Co., Relfant; Mr. Fit*- ftimmona, Kilkenny; also at ...
... and whether pro- L,,.,,. ( inf ..ma!i.m, which were ed w,.h the u. Sirm do’-ml Hi,-, ihe had neve, mentioned , n „,e .one Arm., the c.n-tection shall U alfordcd the peaceful, induonous. Mr- STANLEY said, washy nu means pre- likewise IK.-e,i inlormetl ...
... r or Corry, N illiam Sharman Crawl'ord,. Tfsuas War.ing Irthur Innes,. James Bailie, I'srtmas Lawrcnce Ward, John Law, fames Blackwood, John Andrews, 'Yicholas D. Crommelin, 'Thomas Gibson Henry IVilliam Edmonid Reilly, James Rose Clealand. bouln Echlin ...
... life in Ireleti.l, was the duty Government input end withonl delay to'the atrocities in that part of the United Kingdom. Mr. Grattan.— The only remedy was n system Poor Laws. It would support the poor, n U call for the proper contribution which the rich ought ...
... could nut undertake that the arms should be surrendered up, had previously promised; for the people having heard that the •Marquis of Anglesea was corning down amongst them, had come to a resolution not to give up tl.eir arms, until they saw something done ...
... not liven for it, thought it probable the peasantry would have given their arms. A deputy troin one the parishes had waited him and Mr. Steele, and promised that all the arms should la- given at a particular spot. had t.o doubt lliis would have l-eeii ...