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TIIK IRISH GOVERNMENT
... having portion his stock, unbending integrity and unmnehing honesty. (Hear, hear, and cheers.) Mr. Henry Grattan seconded the motion, and said that Mr, John Ennis could not have bettor example than his father. admission of Mr. Iluband, one of the old Volunteers ...
,10t a man
... Esq., M.P.; £,q., M.P.; Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P.; rpath' M.l'. ; General Cockburne; Dominick . John Burke, Bart,; Otway Cave, L* ( 'i i'Hodires; Messrs. Wolft’e, Pigott, E. Hudson, t‘ OI l Crostlnvaito, Michael Walsh, John Power, tin. ‘f jihea [, lnr, ...
tAGEESIASTICAL lATELLIGENCE, 4c
... scholars of the above society, vacant by the death of the Rev.H.Williams.—Thevicarage of Ferriby,vacant by the death of the Rev. John Scott, has been presented by Watson Wilkinson, Esq., of Cottingham, to the Rev. Thomas Dikes, of Hull.—The Rev. J. P. M‘Ghee ...
LONDON COUN-KXCHANGE—Monday
... biolness, having portion of his stock unbending inlegriry and unflinching honesty. (Cheers.) Mr. Henry Grattan seconded the motion, and said that Mr. John Ennis could not have better example than his father. The admission of Mr. Huhaod, one the oil Volunteers ...
IRELAND-
... Maine, whose name was John Cbouan. a wbriqutt given to bis grandfather because of Lis taciturnity and love of solitude—from d/iat huaut (wild cat.) The name was tbeo given all who joined him at first, and subsequently all who took arms against the Republic ...
CHANGE
... r iows individual*: Cockburn and Larry Finn; Counsellor Sayton and Tom Reynolds; Marcua Coste lo and John Scott Molloy, Mr Sheil, M. P», Mr. Grattan, M. , Mr. Evans, M. P., Mr. M* P., Mr. Hnthven, M. P. Waddy, M. P.. Mr. Fitzimon, M. P., Sir F. M‘Donnell ...
The proceedia(* of (te _ ereat ifteettoE in tie Coart Houm Saturday Mi3ede ntU aUts kour, are folly detaUed W
... Thursday erenlng v;., , way from that town towards the Tillage Athea, in with another man. inquest waaheW Coroner. ao^mmUof who armed with gun, mitered the field of Mr. Wilhngtoß. near Thurles, orderad the labouring men to quit work, and deliberately shot mare ...
Ipnrs, approached the end of the platform, and he- 1 nought the people to grant him other hearing. *• Bivt,”
... discussion there. It the parties John Power, Otway Cave, J. Shea lorre P nting to themselves they do not use » alld seconded, put charge to bring forward aln ®“ k M'Cullagh, Henry Grattan Curran,and Mirnmon . t b em . Sir John then concluded propo=m tl.e “ ...
Romilly, who came in under a paroxysm of Reforuiferer, will walkhe i+doomed. Brightort.--Sir A - . Dalrymple is ..
... -Colonel Powell sure; a Tory. • cardigan (Borough ).-Well worth a Tory's trial against Pryse: Pryse, though apparently - atdenbie price.. The real fact is, Whiggism, is at a tremendous discount in Wales; andespecially in. Cardigan. • Carlisle.-A Whig borough ...
FIRE AMR I*l F E IN 8«J RAW C E
... M, D., John Grattan, James Montgomery, William A>cken, Surgeon, Thos. Msclurcan, iSurgeon, James M*Cleery, Surgeon, James Wallace. Surgeon, John Wales, Surgeon, R. M‘Kibbin, M.D. J. W. Bryson, M. D., R, M'CUmey, Surgeon, Stmuel Bryson, John Mechan, M ...
NEWSPAPER CHAT
... gentlemen present were—Sir John Burke, Bart.. General Sir George Cockburu, Sir Francis M‘Donnell, George Evans, Ksq., M.P. ; Christopher Fitzsimon, Esq., M.P. ; C. Esq., M.P. ; Richard Lalor Sheil, Esq., M.P. ; Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P. ; D. Ronayne, Esq ...