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... Mr. James Grattan, too, am confidently Informed, could give leases to large portion of his tenantry. have seen that respited gentleman's letter to the Association, and the leading public men of the Queen's County still assert that Mr. Grattan can bring ...
... lord’s father was Lord Lieutenant in Ireland some forty years ago, and his (Mr. Grattan’s) father had the honour of advising and counselling him—(a voice, ** the memory of Grattan for ever”)—(loud cheers)—he was dismissed from office by that party who, 1829 ...
... treet-buildings, London. JOHN SAVILL, baker, Holborn-bridge, Sept. 10, at halfpast eleven, and Oct. 14, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Edwards, Pancras-lane, official assignee ; Lawrance and Blenkarne, Bucklersbury, JOHN TWIST, timber-merchant, ...
... ainoen servant, “Hcney B. Wcatbvra. Rossmsee M Henry R. Westenra 5 John Craven Westenra 0 0 Henry « • Richard ** Mr. A. French, Secretary to the Society for Justice Ireland.** After arms] eemmunications from various parts of the country regarding the o ...
... head upon his shoulders as fixedly and firm as before he emerged from the window at Whitehall; and yonder, leaning upon the arm of dam'n'd lago, promenaded the too-credulous Moor, evidently as friendly with his Ancient as if th a t res p ec t a bl e ...
... physician, who, I am sure, will prescribe no more for me than may consist with my safety, and need doth require. Old Divine.—Dr. JOHN ARM STRONG's LIVER PILLS, the property of a private gentleman, are rapidly obtaining an extensive sale and cele--, btity throughout ...
... tha county Members, Col. Howard and Mr. J. Grattan. The former deserved well of the men of Wicklow, for he came from the ranks of Toryism to aid the people.—(Cheers.) The highest encomium he could p«y Mr. Grattan was to say that he had always been like his ...
... Applications for Licenses to be made to the Secretary, 2, Liraestreet-square. rpHE REVERSIONARY INTEREST SOCIETY, JL No. 17, King’s Arms-yard, Coleman.street. London, instituted 1823. Capital invested, £430,000 and upwards. Proposals continue to received for the ...
... the present state of the constituency throughout the country. He would refer to the return obtained upon the motion of Mr. Grattan in the House of Commons, from which any person would see that the constituency of the counties were most improperly and unjustly ...
... be held on Monday the September. The requisition bears the signatures of FitzwiUiam, Milltown, Ilrabazon, James Grattan. M.P., H. Grattan, M.P., the Hon. G. L. Proby, D.L., the Baron dc Roebeck, C. Fitzsimoo, M.P—also the names of nine magistrates and ...
... ce of wo b• ul 4 M belaney t, Would he ra ip v,,!.iere .. r. iefficient officer, Cap. L.f. II that impartial an , mortal Grattan rektarl'e Finn) agreed with the immortal controversy, when a, a !ald 4, lipon errors of sectarian _ • s theologian fZutikaat ...
... (salt-water) tears.' • Has not Discord fled before him, and Harmony, like one of 'our street nymphs, taken him fondly under the arm ?—Has he not testilled the most edifying regard to prison discipline and gaol morality, by liberating the most atrocious criminals ...