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... is postponed. Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P., has addressed the people of Meath, exhorting them to assemble in every parish, and petition against there-enactment of the Coercion Bill. HORRIBLE OUTRAGES.—On the night of the eve of St. John the peaceable inhabitants ...
... ought be kept complete. This argument was combated severs! members, and by two mem the Government, Mr. P. Tromso.h and Lord John Russell, thelaiterol whom, in reference to the opinion which Mr. GouLguaif had quoted from the speech the Loan Chancellor, ...
... Bred•ord. Rector and Chaplain the King. Lord I>* zHl. «on the Earl t« Mary Anne widow of John Blacliford, Raq., of AUadore, and daughter of the late Right Hon. Henry Grattan. . DIED.—On Monday la»l, a«e*l 60, the Infirmary a - Inched to our Workhouse, Haniett ...
... expended a consult:. able sum.— On Sunday last, in E.lin boigh, to which he hail gone a short lime since. Sir John Leach, Master of lhe Rolls. Sir John, we are informed, had bee. . tor some lime afflicted wuh erysipelas, and wa- seriously indisposed when he ...
... daughter of the late john toil Esq. of Canterbury. too, 15. the Rev. Edw. Dix, M. A. Rector of TrurOt and Chaplain to his Grace the Duke of St. Alban's, 10 daughter of the late Rev. Joshua Dix, R. D. vicar of, Sept. 1.5, at Dover, Mr. John Rowland, of Whitecn ...
... special licence, Tkoaas to. Laid Daliell. eldest ton the Earl Cainwalh, Maryaaar rrh!t the late John Blachfoid, Esq., and eldest daashlerofthe late ROtiu Henry Grattan. Sept. IS, at 81. church, Canterbury, Mr. H. G Thoraloa j Raurssate, to Mary Jane, youusest ...
... William, Ditto Bosher John, Lockinge Nelson Rev. John, Childrey Norris John, East Hagbourn Clarke Robt. M. Wallingford Collins John, Lockinge Pearson Rev. Thos. Sparsholt Choules William, Lambourn Palmer Wm., Up Lambourn Palmer John, ditto ...
... even among some of u onnell's own friends. However, the scheme was taken and the design was to raise 50,0001., the sum that Grattan Il i , from the Irish Parliament, for the purchase of an estate requital for his Catholic Association services, not as a l' ...
... Lufra left. The British aquadioa waf l-inY a ! Vonrna. *r*«*B *i PORTSMOUTH SHiP^ING.- A RR , VfeD _ Mary, Philips, from Cardigan.- Olive Branch. n uvva r,i from Liver pool. -Troy, (Jelert, from Barfleur _Feli' city. Underwood from Lrmenck. -Lufra, Frankly ...
... supporting Sir C. Coote, one of the present members, and the Hon. T. Vesey, eldest son of Viscount de Vesci. LONGFORD. - Mr. H. Grattan, dismissed from Meath, seeks a union here with Mr. L. White. Lord Forbes and Mr. A. Lefroy will be again returned. MEATH County ...
... CRICKLADE.-Sir John Neald, brother of the member for Chippenham, has finished his canvass, and positively states his election sure upon the promises he has received. NORTHUMBERLAND. - Mr. Liddell has retired. CARDIFF.-Mr. Nicholl, son of Sir John Nichol], again ...