... Bridge-street, the lady of John Behan, Esq., of At Merrion Lodge, Merrion-avenue, the lady of George Pilkin ton, Esq., of a son. At the lady of Captain Edwards, 3d ol 8 60n. , ing Guar MARRIAGES. At Mottkstown Church, John Robinson, Esq., of Lower Mout ...

... conrnitice to pursue will be to proceed asin the Longford case ~that is, by striking off the bad votes fhom the poll Mc J.umes Grattan (a member of the committee) w shed to know what would be the effect with respect to these votes in the event of a new election ...

... entitled to vote ut every election of members for the said borough. “ That the said committee havé also determined that Sit John Poo Beresford, Bait , is not daly elected, aud ought not to have been returned a burgess to serve ih this present par- liament ...

... O’Connell, M. O’Connell, More O’Farrell, Talbot, Lalor, Blake, Finn, Fitzsimon, Ruthven, and Ruthven, jun., Gladstone, H. Grattan, &c. A MAN SHOT.—A melancholy occurrence happened yesterday evening at a house in Rathgar, near Roundtown, the residence of ...

... Mr. J. GRATTAN seconded the motion. He complain that the report on the poor laws was founded upon pa statement*. An/one who read that report would undoubtet find great abuses in it, but it contained nothing which wot prevent him f.Mr. Grattan) from supporting ...

... anything in it to bind me to obey so hellish an act ? It is the law to be sure—the act was passed in spite of the eloquence of Grattan, which was poured forth in opposition to it, but his appeal fell on the ears of mea who had no mote heart than a stone. The ...

... the re there anything in {t to bind me to o bellion of 98, and therefore, said he, is bey so hellish an act? eloquence of Grattan, which was poured forth in opposition to it, but his appeal fell on the ears of men who had no more heart The curse of an ...