... coentiy promises to fall into anarchy without going through ,the process áf Ilevoltition. Mr. O'Connell and the two Messrs. Grattan, h conlemetion with 'tl , re people of Dublin, have endeayoured to collect a little p4rliamet4 of their own in that city. ...

... George H. L. Dun- John G. Shaw Lefevre, Esq. das, M.P. F.R.S. William Goodenough Hayter Robert Palk, Esq. Esq. William Unwin Sims, Esq. Johc Towgood Kemble, Esq. Samuel Smith, Esq. Le Marchant Thomas, Esq. Trustees.—John Deacon, Esq. John G. Shaw Lefevre ...

... man, who stopped the fall, Spagliette was sure that, if -any part of him was alive now, it could be nothing but his ghost. John Harris, journeyman to a confectioner, stated that be was taking home a giblet pie to Mr. Wilson, a gentleman who resided in ...

... their determination to attend. These are Messrs. Blackney (Carlow county), Chapman (Westmeath county), James Grattan (Wicklow county), Henry Grattan (Meath county ),Daniel O'Connell (Kerry county), Maurice O'Connell (Clare county), Rathven (borough of Do ...

... time, in the preceding year, which was only 47' . The situation of agent vs his Majesty's packets at Diver has been given to Grattan Hart, Esq., formerly agent for packets at Cuxhaven. The Government have In this case adhered to their professions of economy ...

... a denial of 11 the rieht'' of the poor ho relief [heir J..Ilie then says that Mr. James Grattane lanss proposed itpitan-he dil fit)cu ?? thing. Mr. Jatries Grattan, who is a inaist homiest and excellent ritan,' and a most useful Meimber of Priatrilanelt ...

... h Tu at Harping., Fri at the Kennel. Tlckham f h Mon at Key-street, Th at Doddington. Cambridgeshire h Moo at the Hardwicke Arms, fit at Warden Village, Fri at Fen Farm, Sutton. Mr. Mures f Mon at Stetchworth Park, Tu at Little Sax ham. Puckeridge h Mon ...

... the peace all ground for their machinations, which could only be done by having Ireland fairly represe d.—(cheers). Mr. J. GRATTAN followed on the same line of argument. Mr. SHIM, considered that justice was not done to Ireland by this bill. One hundred ...

... Loch. T., Tain, te. M*Leod, R.• Sutherland eooaty Mackenzie, J. A. S., Sinc.aur. G., cuoaty Stewart, E., Wigton, Ac. Williams, John county * Jeriiihghani, Hon. C. V., Pon- tefract Kemp, I. R>. Lewes Knight, H. G., M;»lton Knight. H., Wallingford Labouchere ...

... the effects produced Mr John Key Mr Maling (deputy inspector-general hospitals) and other medical gentlemen gave it as opinion that the case not one of cholera — jury returned verdict of Natural Death ” the Court on Friday Bir John Nichol gave judgment in ...

... undergo sere alwration, that was indisputable; eed thin was little doubt that alteration, too, must soma reach Mr. JAMES GRATTAN odd hero question that the people of Ireland were ridded te Wier, mad shoe pre. party was appointed to defray the eeposse ...

... —Westmeath Co. Clifford, Sir A —Bandon-bridge Copeland, Alderman—Coleraine Doyle, Sir J. M.—Carlow Co. French, A.—Roscommon Co.. Grattan, J.—Co. of Wicklow Jephson, C. D. o.—Mallow King, R.—County of Cork , Lambert, 3. S.—Ca. of Galatay Leader, N. P.—Kilkennv ...