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... by Mr. John Tvnan; seconded by Mr. Charles Dunne: That the petitions now read approved of, signed by the Land- holders, and forwarded fur presentation to the House of Commons, by Thomas Wyne, Esq., for the County of Tipperary, and by James Grattan,Esq. ...
... on Friday night i H, Lambert, J. Lambert, More O'Ferrtll, H. Grattan, J. Grattan, Power, Sir John Milley Doyle. Sir Patrick liellew. Shell, Chapman, Leader, Rutbven, Walker, Wallace, Sir John Burke, French, Sir Henry Parnell. Sir Richard Musgraae, Lord ...
... Jamaa Baaaall, S’** 11 Chmtara, Tbomaa John Parka. Waa. Daaaa, Edo. Haly, J.wa Craig, Oaorga Gilliogton, Jdho CampMl, and Baara, Kaqra. Cooarr Gaaan Joar—John Wm. Stubba, Eaq., Few ™ * „ TboniftE o«waon, John Hdtoi, John Sirong Anmuoag, Rohe Maakina, Fradanak ...
... fiit.nd Mr. Grattan appeared that Mr. should aland; they saw Mr. and appeared quite adverse standing had no conversation wi.b him about money Mi. Grattan wished to know the the county, and the number votes the club could command ; Mr. Grattan remarked that ...
... by Malone, Bsj.; seconded John E* ...
... that Sir John was sent by Mr. Henry Grattan demand an explanation from Col Conolly and Standird newspaper equally in error in applying the word M retraction to the communication made to Sir John Byng and Sir Gcorga Murray by Mr. Henry Grattan. Tbe in ...
... Nlchol.. riananan, Malone, 40, John Phelan Phelan, 45, Michael Grattan,33, Thomavst M«t»hew Duffy, 104. RicharH Grattan, Hitto William Power, 70. W. O’Connor. 56. Thoma«-at Man U ire, 88. do Thomas F.nnis, Grand John GhariesMoran, 7, Werhnrgh-at J. Knincn ...
... ability, and that the Right lion. Lord Cloncurry requested to present our petition the House of Lords. Proposed Mr. John Roach ; seconded Mr John Hussey Resolved—Yhat we have seen with regret, but not with surprise, the c nnbiimtion English and Scotch Members ...
... Mr. Joha ; seconded by Mr. John Moore R*solveil—Tbit the general oppantic i th-‘ inevitible the state of misery and degroditioa which that iniquitous system has reduced the country. Proposed by Mr. Tiiomas Killen led Mr. John Resolved—That those who advocate ...
... Caibcri, Vice-President John Lacy » Si.tiou Nicoiie. Secretary Engene Daly, P-P- rV Waii.mMCXmn John M'Manu. I \ Edward W-Oacer JjAu Claike 1 Edward Rooney K‘* i!o (-’rr* J f/ j c . Dillon ,T‘ , 'n , James C. 1 ernan John P.P. Michael Maguire L JoMi|»h ...
... and seconded by John Reid: That the Petition now read adopted by this Meeting, and presented, in its name, in the House of Lords, by the Marquis of Lansdown and the Earl of Fingal, and iu the House of Commons Lord Killeen and Henry Grattan, Esq. 7th. Moved ...
... Esq, Usher’s q ray, lbuas*Ji CounsulUrr Selou name happened f> be Altim- laiiioof John Pysrsoo, Esq rect, 10 der, anJ by birmtlf ss •* Edirs> l)«yet, This Ditto John S t ,fing, Usq, F aneis-street, (10 was err address, eces ibe advor trsenv* nr. to ...