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... hoped the Iriah members would early next session giae Ireland that only remedy for her distress—a system of poor laws. Lord John Russkix said he belieacd tha distress complained of was merely local; at the same time be admitted that it was quite right ...
... 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 ...
... and from Dublin doily. John Straton, George M??Gusty, James M??Alister, Roller! Haig, Edward Purcell, John Chambers, Edward Jenkins, Patrick Wynne, James Tsllon, William R Rodgers, John Townie?, George Lswson, Paul Parks, John Colemcn, sen., Alex. Shckleton ...
... 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, ...
... 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 ...
... quielness prevailed. John . Browne. Esq. Clerk the Crown having received the Grand Panel the High Sheriff »* ,,e to call the names the ...
... 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 ...
... will interred at Bailylesson. —Beljimt Guardian, The Earl of Mu (grave dined with John Power, Esq., of Kilfane, on Wednesday. Sir Win. Gusset, the new Setgeant-at-Arms, officiated for the first time in the House Luminous Thursday, on the occasion the ...
... foundation. be pres Mr. RUTIVEN trusted that the people of Ireland woul! bich it {equal justice with the people of all the Mr. H. GRATTAN said that the House was in poss een al- sufficient evideuce to prove that the Corporations in rela r, after corrupt bodies ...
... Edward Henry Moore Kelly, to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Humphrey ; and John Marhenlo Walter, gent., to be ensign, by purchase, vice Kelly. 47th Foot—Staff-Assistant Surgeon John Moore to assistant-surgeon, vice M‘Donogh, who resigns. 61st Foot Hon. David ...
... 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 ...
... ANTRIM ASSIZES. Carricl-fcrgut, Monday, August 3, 1R35 Petit Jury—Mmst*. Wm. 1). Henderson, John Hu”*-. Wm. Vmr, John Riddle, P.ir Humill, John Patr'ck, Wm. Hunter, John Monteomerj, June* Moore, brand! Umsmorc, Hubert Greer, and Francis M*Laughltn. William ...