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... A gents,TH'HOS. GRATTAN, 20, ScbcrcH-ST. ARMAGH; & SURGEON YOUNG, DOWNPATRICKi; where likewise may be had- : GRATTAN & CO.'s -LA-MP:S-for-bedrooms, nurse- ries, &e. extremely ?? 6d. and Is. Also, Wicks and Oil- for ditto. - , - GRATTAN & CO.'s LAVENDER ...
... Clergy, then he gave them a sum 60,000/. relieve their distresses,—(/ Tear.) and then took all the powers with which the law armed him, of execution for debt, seizure of the person, and, in short, every mode that could be had recourse to, to get back his ...
... application decided by Parliament. Lord JOHN R USSELL loped the Ho6,se soulJop- pose this amendment, unless they were prepared to give up all right of ?? House then divided-. For the original motionl ?? 19 For Mr. Grattan's amendment.. 42 Majority for Ministers ...
... Hruce was killed, and those who were aiding him taken prisoners. Firk. —On Sunday morning, at an early hour, the house of Mr. John Gill, woollendraper, of Derry, was discovered to be on fire. the timely aid of two fireengines, the fire was got subdued, but ...
... accuracy in their actual fulfilment since. 1 roust refer you to the words of that immortal patriot and profound statesman, Henry Grattan, the father of the gentleman whom I see here this day. ** The proceedings of the Imperial Parliament,” said he, teach you ...
... Grand Panel, via. : John CußNlNoiian, Esq, Foreman. John Wilton, William Gray, Wot. Stevenson, Lewis Keford, Samuel Luka, Thomas M'Cammon, John llua-ell, John Getty, Thomas Hughes, Edward Lindsay, Frauds Joseph Molyneux, Robert Gamble, John ...
... :JohiHr ison, Mulhollands, Lewvis Reford, ai A. Gamble, Thomas Hughes, it Lanigtrys & Herdnian, John Pimin, Jui. I George Ash, Robert Henderson, S. Thomson,' John S. Ferguson & Co. a Robert Stitt,: Sinclair & Boyd. ' Belfast, Q7th'Mareh, 1844. (665 HO TE ...
... D. Latouche, Esqts,; Managing Committee, Lord Killeen, Sir Perry Nugent, Sir John Uurke; John Norman, Charles Hamil ton, Robert Doyne, John Bailley, Winter, Maxwell, John Kennedy, and J. Armstrong, Esqrs. Mr. C. Frend, Lieutenant Royal Nary, is appointed ...
... authority. Under the working of the Constitution of 1782. they had an armed assembly out of doors, to control the Parliament. That assembly, is true, was guided Charlernont, Brownlow, Grattan, and Forbes; but, might not the men of Kildare be induced, now, to ...
... lawyer or politician, demonstrate that all parties 1 Ireland, at the time of the Union, were unanimous against that measure. Grattan said he sounded the trumpet the resurrection of Irish independence in l/ttg, when the people of Ireland became united they ...
... as lawyer or a publican, demonstrate tiiat all parlies Ireland, at the time of union, were unanimous against that measure. Grattan said he sounded the trumpet the resurrection of Irish independence in 1782, when the people of Ireland became muted Ihey then ...
... (hear, hear.) The jealousy of the weaker country could not brook the connection : and in 1040, Philip IV. was expelled, and John of seated on the independent Portuguese throne ; and what had been the result of that independenceV Would any Irishman wish ...