... Directors the power of continuing the trade in silks for some time after the charter shall have expired. Shortly after ten o'clock John P. Muspratt, Esq., the Director appointed to preside at the sale, entered the court, when Mr. Moore rose, and said he had some ...

... moral courage at the hands of Mr. Grattan and his associates on this occasion ? No, in truth, I do not ; but I feel it my duty to let the world know the kind of person he is, and the people he associates with. Mr. Grattan knows I can tell the world that ...

... Mr. Perrin's election. As we have said, Mr. Henry Grattan, the proprietor, by the way, of the cabbage-garden, exuberant in 400 freeholders, who, by the way, again, were not corporators—Mr. Henry Grattan was Mr. Gray's prime accuser, Mr. Sergeant Perrin ...