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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Lyons, Mr. Martin Honan, Mr. James Todd, Mr. John Rochfort, Capt. Kane, Mr. Wm. Hartigan, Mr. O'Flaherty, Mr. Pierce Shannon, Blr. Russell of Mount Bussell, Mr. Peter O’Brien, Mr. Connell Fitzgerald, Mr. John Salmon, Mr. F. J. O’Neill, Mr. Robert Potter ...
... Egerton; and William Halo, gent,, to be second lieutenant. In purchase, vice f’arr. Fool—Major John Brown, from the half pay unit, tached, to be major, vice John Gaspard Lo Marchant, who «i. changes. Staff Major Alexander Campbell, from the half pay unit ...
... roughs. That had already been shown, and was of itself quite a clause rendering the laws affecting Corresponding bocwsties , GRATTAN was of opinion that the clause would would be individual oppression. sulficicnt to preclude the necessity of an examination ...
... than sufficiency to those departments of the force. The artillery is very rapidly forming, and promises to a very efficient arm of the legion. The Royal Tar steamer leaves the Thames to-morrow with the remainder of the Staff and about five hundred men ...
... 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 ...
... ASSIZES— Thubsday THE BEI.LAGHY RIOTS. Wm, Boyd, Win. Young, Thomas Huston, Thomas Corcoran, James Corcoran, James Bradley, John Lagan, Francis Bradley, Peter Kearney, Bernard Walsh, and Nicholas Murray, were indicted for riot and an affray, and James ...