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... Two. Athlone pursuivant of Arms in bis Taberd. Sergeants-at-Arms, bearing the Maces. yy Horse. Cork and Dublin Heratds io their Tabards and Collars. Steward and Comptroller of the Housebold. Gentlemen Ushers. Ulster King of Arms, in hie Collar and Badge ...
... t to »GS Grattan, H O'Ferrall, R M uffi- Bellew, R M Grattan, J. O’Logblen, M, Bellew, Sir P L ch, A Perrin, Louis Blake, M Wee ‘namara, Majof. Power, 4 Bodkin, J J Maher, John wWwer, Brabazon, Sir W = Martin, Roche, W Brady, D C *Cance, John Roche, ad ...
... Associaiion, held in. the Corn-Ex- on Saturday, 3d of January instant, AURENCE FI NN, » io the Chair, were unani ‘Moved by Heury Grattan, Esq. ; if any individual, De niples, at this crisis come furward at interest, and og Elections, to divide the retura of such ...
... tell you the Roman Catholics of Ireland are armed ,” he added, are well armed.” .( Heat, hear, Mr. . words were these, “The Roman Catholics in the north of Ireland have acquired arms, and in are well armed.” (Hear. Colonel VERNER—He would appeal to English ...
... thio ie of cheerful festa. ie Duke and Duchess of Bedford end their 8 of friends are on a visit there, ee hospitality. Lord John Russell, on his short pesiod in until he for Woburn, where the ‘Merquis and @rioness avistock are on a visit. ‘Lord hee since ...
... Stanley, aod of those who afternoon of Sunday, from the house of his friend, the. Rev. had acted in concurrence with him, that John O'Connell, of Kildalkey. Upwards of five thou- | tion, feeling, in the situation in which I was placed, a pare- sand of the ...
... tracing out these depredators. The names of the two fellows arrested are Hugh M‘Gri:.as and John Murray, and the receiver's name is Michael Began. He resided in ‘Grattan-street.— Tracicat Event in Jensey.—The papers of this island blish a curious case, something ...
... bad state of health let him set out the sooner. for the proper place—they relate only to the sons, not to the When Henry Grattan was in his last illness, he was not able to travel by land ; but he entered a vessel at the quay fathers. (Hear.) But this ...
... Ferguson, J N Faza- kerley, Col Fox, N Fitzsimon, C Fitzsimon, Lord C Fitzroy, J Fort, and J Fergus. C Grant, D Gaskell, J Grattan, H Grattan, J J Guest, R Gordon, Sir G Grey, G Grate, Lord R Grosvenor, W D Gillon, J Gully, T Gisborne. B Hawkes, & Holland, T ...
... George Exans, 9 W. T. Finn, N. Fitzsimon John M’ cna Sic R. Sir R. Grattan, A. Lynch. ‘Ww. 8S. O'Brien, O'Connell, Nagle, €. OfBrien, Connell, Joha O'Connell, Manrice O'Connell, Morgan 0 Connor, A C. O'Dayer; M. John O'Connell, Feargus 0” W. Roche, D. James ...
... British Constitution, and friendly alike to the hovour and ship's arms, and the other two the following inscriptions :— } stability of the throne, and the liberty and happiness of the « To Lord John Russell, the ministe rof the crown and the | swered and we ...
... Clements, W T Copeland, W S Crawford, L Dobbin, G. Evans, W F Finn, Col Fitzgibbon, C Fitzsimon, N Fitzeimon, F French, H Grattan, J Grattan, R Howard, Lynch, Major Macnamara, J M‘Cance, J Maher, T Martin, F W Mullins, Sir R Musgrave, Sir R Nayle, C O'Brien ...