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... were open to Mr. BARNETT, and-with which he, as a Commissioner of Police, should have been well acquainted. (52 (By Order,) ' JOHN GILMER. WANTE)D, WAXTEiD, BY THE POLICE COMMITTEE, For the Situation of Surveyor of Works in this Town, A N ACTIVE, I tJLLIGENT ...
... worthy of attention. It tells irs, in almost expressive terms, that the British Government has resolved to support France, by arms, against the other Governments of Europe, and that a pledge has been given to that effect. This is a novel English policybut ...
... 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. ...
... Watson, John Lushington Keilly, James Keilly, . r.. Keilly, Henderson Black. Hercules brads haw. Esqrs. the Rev. Dean Siannus; Rev. Charles Hamilton; the Rev, Rovd, of the Established Church and the Rev. llam.Uon Dobbin, I'lctcbor lilakuly, John Slur con ...
... Cork—Wholesale Agents for England, BAR CLAY & SONS, London: and may be had GHAT TAN & Co’s Medical Hall. Belfast; THOMAS GRATTAN’S Medical Hall, Armagh: and of SUR GEON YOUNG. Downpatrick. 167 Jffeiiicai Lower Sackville-St., Dublin, Opened 12/ A Month ...
... no ! from all present.) ( Oh ye fools, ye ignorant asses, fun the Chairman and orators.) (Men of Kildare— Ay, ay.) Mr. John Warren proposed that they petition Parliament for a redress of their grievances.— Mr. Thorium Gorman seconded the resolution ...
... into town at an early hour this morning, few, if any’, in that part of the country being aware of his arrest. He had no fire arms, which was, perhaps, fortunate circumstances. The principal crime in which this man hud engaged was the cold blooded murder ...
... Colonel. Mrs. and Missch.Gkooan, Colonel aad Mist Groves, General and Mitt Maclean. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Grattan, Linusey, Gore, Maxwell, Butler Messrs. N. John son, Curry, Ceaio, Montoomery, Krmmis. Akmitt. The Duke of RuTHEELANU.it said, U to move the Address ...
... retnn.ed thanks, rice—she received nothing hut coercion bills and insult— John O’Connell, Esq., the member for Youghal.”’ nothing has been done for Ireland, he has not done any Mr. John O’Conm ll said, that he thanked them sincerely, service her, and he regrets ...
... developed u|m»ii this question the greatest liberty hi invaluable, and bvlmet, wlh,li Ival b*en pro, Hired Mr. Grattan in the bmilh left Ibe chair, and John Crompton. Esq., was requested J The Chancellor watted for about two minutes and before | mean fix about ...
... bsfore John Byrne, E«q., Coroner, upon the body of John M'Guinnest, oq old man upwards of years age, who died there the preceding evening. The deceased who had been many years tithe proctor, went on F.i Jay the I7thinst.,in company with one John Henderson ...
... Hospital*. Doctor Erck, L.L.D. General—Sir G. Cockburn. Major-Uenerals —Sir H. S. Scott Maclean. Colon els— Grogan, Burgoyne, Sir John Harvey, E. Hill, W. Smith, R.H. A. Bernard, Sir F. Stoven. Lieitkxant-Colonels —Wedgwood, IVrsse, Sir J. M. Wallace, sth D ...