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... Power, R. Waterford co. Rice, Right Hon. T. S, - • Fitzsibbon, lion. R. I-iine* rick co. French, A. Roscommon co. Grattan, H. Meath co. Grattan, J. Wicklow co. Hill, Lord G. A. Cairick- Limerick. Russell, J. Kinsale, Rutbven, Ed. S. Downpa- trick Sbeil, R ...
... DOBUN i And also Sold by the undermentioned Agents:— Arm*ak, J. Sloan; AlhUmt, John Gaynor, J. KeQy; Ardtt, J. Smith; Aihfkue, W. H. Whitehead; Augtnathf, Oireo; Atkt, T. B. Kynsey; Btf/ut, Grattan and Co.; Ba/ffaastee, Patrick Burke; Philip Harris; BritM ...
... constitution. The government had been charged with remissness in refusing the application for arms made the magistrates when (hey contemplated the formation an armed association. The honorable baronet (Sir C. Coote) when he stated that government had refused ...
... 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 ...
... Jacob’s house at Mayo, and stabbing Mr. John Magee ; John Dclany, hanged the SOlb, for shooting and wounding Mr. John Bayly,siiicedead ; Patrick Dunn, be banged for shooting at and wounding Miss Young ; John Dunn; William Dunn, and Patrick Keenan, be ...
... O'Donnell, 2dus. of Waterford ; Maurice Hearne, Michael Ryan, John Buhton, Charles O’Donoghue and Michael Hickey, of Limerick. Friday the following received the order of Deaconship ;—Rev. Messrs. John Hearn, of Waterford; Patrick Scanlun, Richard Liston, Sullivan ...
... Jaines's-st Thomas Mooney, Francis-st Patrick Coffrey, 94. JameaVst John Healy, 62, Jame*’»-»treet Nicholas Flanagan, JamesVst John Phelan Michael Grattan, 68, Thotnaa-at Richard Grattan, ditto W. O’Connor, 36, Thonaas-at Thomas Ennis, Grand Canal, Charles ...
... of whom ougnt to be unemancipated) when question like that just decided was put to the vote, had walked out of the house arm-in-arm with the orange member for Sligo. The English conservative and Irish orangemen were, on that occasion, supported also by ...
... ICth Inst , Mary Teresa wife ofl*. C. Weldon. Esq, Chief Constable co. To! ice. Last week of Cholera, in Rallinaatne, Fliz, of John Cray, Esq., late of Scrub County Mr.vo, end daughter Sir Thomas Chapman, Bait Thn-S la* evening, at Antigua, oi small liax ...
... petitioners in what they stated with respect to it. After few observations from Mr. Grattan, Mr. Shaw, and Mr. Leader, the petition was ordered to be printed. Mr. GRATTAN presented petition from a parish in Ireland against the Tithe system. Lord KILLEEN ...
... 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 ...
... Morrin, 4, S. Earl-st John Aylward, 124 do P. Caffrey, 94., Jaacea's-st Patrick -Whelan. do John Healv, 612, James's-at Patrick Praet, 122, do Nicholas Fianagan, Jamtes's-st Andrew Malone, 407do John Phelan Edmund Phelan, 45, do M. Grattan, 8, Thomas-st Matthew ...