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... Edward Conerghty and James Foran, murder George Boylan. assault; John Corrigan, stabbing, with Intent to kill; James Cheevers, felony; Abraham Goodall, forgery ; Peter Wa«»e, John Murphy, John Tolly, Edward Lynch, and Janus Hevey, riot and assault; Michael ...
... M.P.; W. F. Finn, Esq., M.F.; 11. Grattan, Es«|-.. M.l*.i John Power, Esq.; Pigott, Esq., K.C.; Lclaml Irosthwailc. E?il-; Hudson, Esq,; E. Jacob, Esq.; John Lawless, Esq.; Scott Molloy, Esq.; John Redmoml, fejq. John Brown, Esq.; Guthrie, ...
... They are** John Parnell, Esq., High Sheriff of the county of Wicklow; Earl of Miltown, Ralph Howard, M.P.; James Grattan, M.P.; Henry Grattan, M.P.,; Christopher Fitzsimon, M.P.; W, W. P. Hume, D.L.; John Byrne, J.P., Esqrt.—Colonel Allen, ...
... Staunton Rochtort, K ihert Itoyne, John Dawson Ducket, Walter Newton, Robert IVrowne, Philip Win. Ste wart, James Hntler, Win. Dnrket, John Whelan, Uo>M-rt Ri**- e, Henry Fnnlkner, William (J.urett, John James U ...
... Caleb Williams,â and â VatlKâk,â hold Is*, if not unapproachable, certainly Horace Wnt|mle. Morier, Gleig, Gall. Grattan, and Trclawiiey. are names every novel reader will hail with a cordial webrnme. The Inimitable Hri»ekdru Brown, the elegant ...
... uotrdrud aisd TMiary-nvE. At that dinner was Harry Grattan, sen., the Hon. Mr. Stanhope, son of the Earl Harrington ; Mr. Hutchinson, brother of Lord Donoughmorc; the present Manpiess of Downshirc, John Fhilpot Curran, the Mas- U*r of the Rolls; the Rev ...
... Alexander. Christo. WCf+it, William Robert Kcimcdr. J £!!*• |H . pberHntehinson, John ttaller. Andrew Tkrloe, John Tomlinson. Ronert jArkson. «e Folds, John Wood, John Bolton. S LAwrence. «nd T .Mmrro. I The Rxcordcr, in his charge the Jury, .mpressed ...
... communication lietwccn London and Dublin, and what improvement could made therein, and to whom two petitions from Brecon and Cardigan were referred, have considered the matters referred to them, and agreed to the resolutions— , .. Resolved—That the Chairman ...
... themselves; and he wished to know whether Sir John Barrow stood that situation. Mr. C. WOOD, as understood, said knew aolbiagrf the grant of the pension. E. CODRINGTOX then wished knom- whether was vested right Sir John Barrow to have 1,000/. a-year, let him ...
... Ellice- For Greek, blush, for Sh‘john Cam Hohhn.isc—An. ea.ri. mini’s nose will not make a shot horn; or. Every Radical who foreswore place doc. not hold office . Lord Cottcnbam —Hound the this and beneath the coat of arms, Aoa Ml myeam— .My talents are ...
... James O’Connell. The deputation named present the address are—Lord Knnbmorc. lion. M. Sir Bkmncrbassctt, John Connell, R. Lcync, R. CoouclL. John S. am! PicTce Mahony, SmrwBKCK. —On Wednesday last the instant, Marriata, Evans, muster, sailed off the mails ...
... so. It was the choice the Noble lx>rd not to accept that proposal; and, from the course which he had on the occasion, (Lord John Russell) thought ho was liberty to draw this inference from the Noble Lord's motion, vix., that it was other than another name ...