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... del cool- COBOURG G RDENS, the hour of Twelve o’Clock. a , determined bravery. Moved John RedmonJ, E»q. ; seconded Laurence; Rut reiriforc**rnent was advancing. Lord John Hay moat Smith, Esq 1 opportunely arrived from Santander, bringing with him the Re ...
... Richards, Mr. Wyse, Mr. Ruaed, Lord Ebringtom, Mr. H. GrattaN, Mr. Shiel, Sir R. Peel, Viscount Howjck, Mr. O’Connell, and Lord Stanley, the House of Commons divided on last Friday night Lord John Russell’s proposal for disposing of the amendments made ...
... Cornelius M'Logblen, M. Conoily, John Guthrie, Walter Bisckney, D.L. ; W. Cterne Harte, John D'Arcv, Ignatius Callaghan, Michael Thunder, J. t). Mullen, C. Lyne, John Dalton, Wm. M'Dermott, C|>ringlield ; W. Fitzwilliam Hume, John F’ower, Andrew Rurke, of T ...
... thankful to the present ministry, and he heartily concurred in the expression of confidence recorded the resolution. Mr. H. Grattan, M. P., said, that he Was rejoiced to be once more among them to witness the splendid display which they made on that day ...
... Crosthwaite, John Power, David R. Pigot, O’Gorman Mahon, Walsh, Lawrehce Finn; M; R. Ssusre, M; W. Savage, ji. Tigh, Wm. Grace Kelly, Tetenre T. Dbldn, J. 8. ...
... Peace-officer Norton and hia party, who succeeded in arresting four of the gang, named Patrick Grimes, Patrick French, John Friend, and John M'Keon. They are all notorious charade* Plunder did not appear to be the motive which actuated them in the commission ...
... on the * ( tail of Irish popery and repeal; how long will it last ?— John Bull. Cmbxzzlkmxnt.— At Bow-street, on Saturday, Thoma' Ferry, a respectable-looking man, late of 54, John-street, Fltiroy-square, was placed at the bar, charged by Francis Gill ...
... the county, addressed the people in a mo>t eloquent appeal. He was received with the honour due to the son of the immortal Grattan. The people then dispersed peaceably, and there was not (he slighetst symptoms rioting or disturbance during the evening. ...
... 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 ...
... Mrs. Clarke D.G.), Colonel and Mrs, Curgnyne, Colonel and Mrs. Grogan, Mrs. Henry Grattan, Mr. and Mrs. I'.tzpatrick, Mr. and Mrs Hume, Mr. and Mrs,Farrell,Mr and Mrs.U. Arm'd, Mr. and Mrs Fletcher,Mr. and Mrs. Ball, Mr,anil Mrs. Howley, Mr. and Mrs. Lccsoa ...
... of Michael French, of Frenchfort ; Patrick French, Esq., do. ; and John Ryan, Cottage, and stating that a general subscription would be commenced in that parish in the next week. John Hurley, Esq., Ennis, enclosing a return of the gentlemen in his county ...
... At o. 5. 30th Regiment of Foot—Staff Assistant-Surgeon James Cockburn to Assistant-Surgeon, vice John Bomfort, who retires upon h.p. 45th—Lieutenant John Fordvcc to be Captain, purchase, vice Seton, who retires ; Ensign Oliver Nicholls Chattertnn be ...