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... hereondition, -Pl it nas shat the defendant had promised to elevate her to. \ ?? The following witnessei were then called:_ John Turner-I am a farmer, livirigin Poulton, at' Coi- niston Lake. I have lived'there'these twelveyears. The plain- i . tiff is ...
... Finn, W 87 Fitzgerald, .. 16 4 8 Fitzsimon, 1 I'lt/.simon, N I French, 5 4 Gladstone, WE 8 11 Grattan, J 45 Grattan, II 9 Hayes, Sir E 7 Jephsou, 0 09 Keane, Sir II .. 4 0 57 Lalor, P 17 7 0 Lamb, Hon. G 67 Lambert ...
... Ministry. He also presented a petition ...
... Avould.We very easy to prove, and that without going all tbe-very to the Netherlands j _I have the honour to be, &c. JOHN GRATTAN, Licentiate of the Dublin Apothecaries' Hall. Belfast, Stb Jan. 1834. ...
... moment the fiat of the legislature was pronounced, the combination against tithes in Ireland, would broken. The arm of the Church was weak but the arm of law was strong ; and combination id conspiracy would melt before it—*l snow before the Summer's sun.” It ...
... brigands before the windows of the palace, in open defiance of the orders of his petticoat Majesty.” Dr. John Jebb, Bishofof Limerick, &c.—Dr. John Jebb, late Bishop of Limerick, was born Drogheda, Sept. 27th, 1775, though he has been erroneously represented ...
... were accordingly admitted. the motion C. A. Walker, M.P., seconded H. Grattan, M.P., Mr. John Power, the distiller, was admitted by acclamation. Messrs. William, Patrick, and John Sweetman, the brewers, were subsequently admitted. A considerable number ...
... Universal Medicines.” I am, dear Sirs. Plymouth. October 1. 1834. DANIEL MAY. P. S.—The young man to whom my letter alludea la John Jenkina, residing in the parish of Vealmpton. neat Plymouth. DIRECTION'S FOR TAKING THE MEDICINES. Case* Aa toon the patient ...
... evening, he complained violent pain in the band and arm, symptoms of hydrophobia were soon ap* Mrcnt, and the unhappy sufferer died in great agony, Friday, fire days after received the injury.—/Mi Mr. John Willis, Wexford, sn ingenious sspirsnt, of opinion ...
... them and all hopes of Repeal in the tame tomb. I remain youn very truly, JOHN LAWLESS. * Should not the consumption of whiskey be exception f This manufacture, which ties the arms and hahds of Irishmen, degrades their mind, robs them of their strength ...
... George Guy. Charles Jennings, Samucl Led he, James Spence, Henry Patrick Samuel Boyd, John Richie. John Best, Francis Caivill, Robert M*Minn, Joseph M*Minn, John Bennie, Adam Lcdlie, Hugh C. Barrett, William Lockhart, Alexander M‘Donnell, David Dodd ...
... were accerdingly admitted. the motion of C. A. Walker, M.P. seconded by H. Grattan, M.P. Mr John Power, the distiller, was admitted by acclamation. Messrs. William, Patrick, and John Sweetman, the brewers, were subsequently admitted. A considerable number ...