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... citizens of ever convened by catalogue of names so desti. ink, wealth, taleßt, er intelligence. There is, to be name of Henry Grattan, Al , and of some halt, ipectable merchant*, such as Messrs. Power, Lynch, M’Donnell ; but the rest arc, for the most part ...
... holydays were not more regularly announced by the jocund pealing of St. Patrick's bells than by large placards bearing the Royal arms all abroad, which challenged the gentlemen of Ulster to meet the gentlemen of the King's County in a main of a thousand guineas ...
... colonies, and relieve the country from the expense of their support. They have represented to the Emperor the danger of an armed population, and painted the military colonies as an institution which might be easily used in execution of plans the most ...
... Young, tailor, the Forrgate, Worcester—On the 21st ult. Mr. John Jones master mason Carmarthen ; man much respected by all wh« knew him for his many excellent qualities On Friday last in Cardigan, after a short illness, in his fear Cast. Penrose son of Mr ...
... laud cheers. Shortly after Mr. Henry Grattan arrived, and was enthusiastically welcomed. At a quarter-past one the chair was taken by HENRI . GRATTAN, Esq., M.P. JAMES DWYER, Esq. was appointed Secretary. Mr. GRATTAN, on taking the Chair, spoke to this ...
... Me; one killed by John H 01 dote men, is nut to be heeded; or if listened tii. may go tin weighing 208th.. one at Pettebnrouith by Mr. E Mb, answered. 'Propriety sea principle are equally esthete red ,hree at Whothsey, by %tr. John Bellamy. wet e. Beastly ...
... charged as one of the rioters who assisted in the dt - struction of the Bishop's Palace. Ile wore on the occasion tdpe round hi A arm, and carried a constable's staff, and being asked by one of the witnesses the purpose of these badges, he answered that he belonged ...
... the occasion demands it, without the requisition of the magistrate, so may the other too; if the one may employ arms for that purpme, when arms are necessary, the soldier may do the mow. Still further by the common law, not only tench private subject bound ...
... Middlewich, John Dudley, Jun., Esq., of Wharto l ' Su - *-21st, to Anne Roylence, daughter of William Cour , u ti ‘ odge, Chesil' hall, Cheshire.-27th, at St. Mary's Church, fsliiiii4asti,of Hill, of the Coal Exchange, to Elizabeth, oc Ur. j i ° Mr. John Duke ...
... silk-mills t Beeston George Beck, aged 20, George Heaton, 22, Adam Wagstaff, 25, Henry Lindley, IS, Henry King, 17, John Foreman, 23, John Armstrong, 26, William Kitchen, 26, David Thurman, 26, Thomas Shelton, 38, W. Hitchcock, 33, and Thomas Grunay. Another ...
... corruptlor ists that inisiepresented them, a simple, honest, worthy ?? geitlenitn to express theirwants&z wishes [cheers]. Mr. John M'Cot miecl, Nvine-merchanit, was next proposed as a Memrber i-f the Union. Mr. FINN begged leave to as1 Mti. Dwyer, whether ...
... Members only attended-Messrs. Chapman, Ruthven, Daniel O'Connell, Maurice O'Connell, Black- ney, Wvse, and Henrv Grattan. MIr. James Grattan, being confined by serious illness, was unable to attend, and wrote a letter to that effect. No Peer was present ...