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... Howard Douglas, Bart. Lord High Commissioner of, and commanding the troops in, the lonian Islands. As have regard for Mr. Grattan, founded upon recollection of all the amusement hia absurdities have afforded, and also upon the light which his conduct reflects ...
... offence, on the J2tb July, at Killilea. Wm Armstrong, John Hewitt, John Burleigh, William Hon* . ** Collins, Robert Dalzell, Thomas Linton’ Joseph Martin, James Mason, John Carson, George H*! roilton, John Dalzell, pleaded guilty. Like rule in the foimsr case ...
... warrant should issue for his apprehension. ASSAULT. Two young men named John Rourke and Mulligan, in the employment of Mr. M*Kenna, grocer, Capel-street, charged three gentlemen, named John, William, and James Jordan, with having assaulted them. The head of ...
... Thompson Redmond, Esq.; John Gore Jones, Esq. ; Nicholes French, Esq. ; Malachi Donellan, Esq.; Richard Rethbourne, Esq. ; Roger Hayes, Esq. ; John Nettcmlle Barron. Esq.; Hon. Martin Ffrench ; Terence Conolly, Esq. ; William John Hancock, Esq. ; David ...
... Mansfield, Walter Mansfield, . Gannon, T. O'Meara, Henry Grattan, M. P., James Fitzgerald, and J. Dunn, addressed the meeting. After which the High Sheriff was moved from the chair, and upon Henry Grattan, Esq. M. P. being moved thereto, the thanks of the meeting ...
... statue, which is being executed in London on a very elegant scale, and promises to be a choice specimen of art THE MEMORY OF JOHN JEBB, D. D. BISHOP OF LIMKRICK, This Monumental Statue is raised By Friends of Religion and Literature In Ireland, England ...
... they had a majority—(hear), and also that the committee had come to the decided resolution of returning O’Connell and Henry Grattan for the city of Dublin, when an opportunity offered—(cheers). He was, however, sorry to say, that a great many persons held ...
... grovelling cowardice characterige v those countries which are thoroughly imbued with the Romish superstition. To fly before the armed enemy, to massacre and mutilate the unarmed prisoner, are practised in Spain in 1836, as among the wretched rebels of Ireland ...