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... R L zell: C. FUzsimon, M- - -• • w pj nn> M.P.; Sheil, M.P.: a- '„‘’p , ve r M.P.: Lieut.- Henry Grattan, M.P.. a , Crosthwaite, John Col. Allen, John Dillon, Lela } Lawle9St J. J. Power. J-FottL 6 ”’ Eiffe E. Jacob. M. R. —rip---. »• Fy E Xn. was the ...
... that the funds devoted to the use of the Church were not sufficient for Ecclesiastical purposes in Ire- land. (Hear.) Mr. H. GRATTAN said, the Irish Members did not uphold the present Government from any party spirit, hut because there was evident disposition ...
... Ferrall, R, AI, FfiencS, F. O’LogMen, Af. Grattan, J. P ...
... was afterwards addressed by the Messrs. Grattan, Mr. R. Howard, M.P., and several others Having passed vote of thanks to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland—another to the County Members, Messrs. Howard and Grattan—a third, to Earl Fitzwilliam—and a fourth ...
... to tiecure and incte ie the vast patronage already favored him. Term* Ready Money only. DUNGANNON, 17th October, 1830, JOHN GRATTAN, J¥o. I*. auJßTolk-atreet, ItuMin, (within two doors of grafton-street,) RESPECTFULLY takes leave to acquaint liis Friends ...