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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. ...
... if they could. Among those who are prevented by but who warmly concur in the propriety of the Council, we are sorry Mr. J. Grattan and Mr. Hem, bert are Mesers. Blakeney, H. Gra. tan, Ruthven, Wyse, D. O'Connell and BM. are sow sitting. Mr. Wallave would ...
... Committee, op Friday night :— H. Lambert, J. Lambert, More O’Ferrsll, H. Grattan, Power, Sir John Milley Doyle, Sir Patrick Bellew, Sheil, Chapman, Leader, Ruthven, Walker, Wal- lace, Sir. John Burke, -French, Sir Heory Parnell, Sir Richard Musgrave, Lord Mejor ...
... ata mece nominal rent, to the head of the 1 M. & R. Grattan, of Berry still pursuit. Anenemy to Tithes, 0 10 0, Thomas Connor, Esq, ut It was re- Corporation, Mr. Pennefather. Well, the citizens John Re Anenemy to Tithes, 010 0 Grand Canal, 0 0 ported ...
... Art ine, C.C., John Byrne, Ys Michael Ennis, Edward Foley, John Harrington, James Wall, John Norton, Robert Molyneux, John Copeland, Joseph Whittle, Patrick Har rington, Thomas Metcalf, Anthony Me . teat. — Patrick Doody, Michael John Byrne, ...
... Sir Johu Byng was sent by Mr. Henry Grattan “ to demand an explunation” from Col Conolly ; and the Stand :rd newsps- per is equally in error in applying the word * retraction” to the communication made to Sir John Byng énd Sir George Murray by Mr. Henry ...
... that the Right Hon. Lord Cloncurry be requested to present our petition to the House of Lords. Proposed by Mr. John Roach ; seconded by Mr. John Hussey : Resolved—That we have seen with regret, but not with surprise, the combination of English and Scoteh ...
... shamrock on Patrick's Day ! ‘Mr. RUTHVEN,.and Mr. GRATTAN, ond others, strongly opposed the granting of the ineurreetion act, and out of the house after delivering his speech. Mr. Dawson, who, as Mr. Grattan said, shulked. We shall publish a full report of ...
... by Mr. John Ryan— * ~ Resolved—That t is Petition, uvani mousty adopted at this Meet- ing, be forthwith transmitted to Lord King. for presentation in the House of Lords, and that Lord Fingall be requested to support the same ; andto Henry Grattan, Esq. ...
... at our Meeting this day. 12th. Moved by B. Duffy, Esq-, and by John Murphy : That Sir F. M‘Donnell do leave the Chair, and that the Rev. J Kennedy do take the Chair. 13th. Moved by Mr. John Ward, and seconded by R. Greene : That the thanks of this Meeting ...
... quarrelling, James Grattan, P.; ard to the House of Lords by the Rt. one of them striking the other, when cards were exchanged lon. Lord Cloncurry-- between them. Considerable sympathy was. felt for a lady Sth. Proposed by Mr. John Moore, Portarlington ...
... the alteration was mide with “ Jamented friend ;” and the letters he produced he stated were received from Mr. Sheil, Mr. Grattan, Lord Fingal, a view, perhaps, torender the instrument more complete in Mr. &2, but what the contents of those letters were ...