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... consist of more than twelve persons. The deputation was composed of five— the said Captain Dobbs, two Sessions Attorneys, Mr. John Darcy, small shop-keeper, and another obscure personage. Although the neighbourhood of Nenagh abounds with men of rank, wealth ...
... entreated him not to return homo that night. There is doubt but that his death waa accidental. , John Edwards, a young man, sailor on board the Ellen Cardigan, fell between the quay and the vessel this morning a very early hour, and waa drowned. The Mayor ...
... is gone to Antwerp ; Mr. Henry Grattan and Mr. Sullivan have left this within the last few days ; but it is useless to waste time in going over the list of absentees. It is to be hoped that the publication of Lord John Russell’s circular will awaken them ...
... Hon. R. Fitxgibbon, Christopher Fitzsimon, Niebuhrs Fitzsimon, F. French, James Grattan, Henry Grattan, C. D. O. Jeplison, A. Lynch, Major Mac. nvn.ara, J. M'Cancc, John Maher, T. Martin, Frederick W. Mullins, Sir Richaid Musgrave, Sir Richard Nagle, ...
... attended. Mark how they were called. There was lirst, Mr. Henry Grattan. w'fls cubed—but absent—that is one—l mean one this committee, because the crime of absence usual one with Mr. Henry Grattan. bud been present the Drogheda ballot, be would just have turned ...
... March. Ed. BrL . wsteri K . c . ; Thomas Dickson, K.C. ; and John raond Breen was found guilty of the murder of John Libby, Ji u £,y t ...
... ORANGKISM. It will reeoUeeteil that Mr. H. Grattan dated to the Houw of Common*, tad week, that during the late election tome Orangemen bad marched through Trim armed, &c., and that upon one occaaion they were headed by Protestant clergyman, with pidol ...
... O’Brien gone to Antwerp ; Mr. Henry Grattan and Mr. Sullivan have left this within the last few days ; but is useless to waste time in going over the list of absentees. It is to be hoped that the publication Lord John Russell’s circular will awaken them ...
... following personzges :—Si and Lady Blakeney, Sir Thomas and Staples, Sir James Do pw an With Guy Campbell, Mr. Moore, Mr. Grattan, Mr. Madden, Mr. C Captain Bagot, Captain Sabine, Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Stanley, / sum- ted to Waiting, and the members of his ...
... OâKelly, B^llysax. Thomas Wogan Browne, Mayuifaam. Richard Dense, Fit mount. John Palliser, Castlewarden. Edward Wolstenholme, Newberry Hall William Murphy, county Dublin. Henry Grattan, county Wicklow, B. Molioy, .Mihcent. George Evans, county Dublin Cfcorge ...
... were seen marching to the place of meeting—the Coburg Gardens, in Her court-street For the most part, these ruffians were armed with deadly bludgeons, and several bad. we understand, huge knives, the more readily effect their murderous purpose upon such ...
... Attack on John Pollock, Esq,, of You^hal. The \»uglial coach from Cork, was on Saturday last, alter had reached Castlemartyr, partly accoin- ] |>anied, and partly pursued, hy bodies of peasants and others who employed the most menacing gestures to John Pollock ...