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... the cause of the Hanoverians. Mr. James Grattan made an excellent speech, which was interrupted frequently the Tories who formed the minority of the Court—who, in fact were not a sixth of the crowd. Mr. Henry Grattan, also* made a speech his usual energetic ...
... Glasgow. 27 Hibernia (st.) Williams. Dublin. 2B—John & Henry, Killen, Liverpool, salt. Tartar (st.) Stewart. Glasgow. Ruby, Nicholson, Larne, flour. Morgiana, Hetherington, Demerara. sugar. 5 colliers. Dec. 24—John, Hill, Larne, wheat, Klizabcth, Savage, Glasgow ...
... the Norroy King of Arms, and the Procession will move down the south aisle, and up the nave, into the choir, where the Royal Body will be placed on a platform, under canopy of purple velvet, having thereon escocheons of the royal arms, and surmounted by ...
... bit of fire tiled mo' bit of bacon ; and after atmg bit of dinner 1 wint out husband and one child, two months old, in roe arms, to buv mesclf a new pair of shoes. Mr. Chambers— Come to the assault soon voucan, Kitty—Wait awhile, your Manner, an’ I’ll ...
... CHARfLES WHYTE, D. L. County Down, JOHN LINI)SAY, J. P. THOMAS CRAWFORD, J. P. ROWLAND CRAIG, C. Peace. DowrNPATitirct, Nov. l8th, 1837. (762 NOT1ICIIX HFrxny GRATTAN, Esq. and ' ri r HE severaI TEsN- MARtY O'KELLY GRATTAN, I r ANTB of the Mar. bis Wife, ...
... and a trial will be sufficient to prove its excellence and general utility.—Price, 4s. per Bottle, Small do. 2s. Apply to Grattan, Belfast; Sloan, Armagh ; Scott, Ncwry; Douglas, Dungannon; and Pollock, Figgis, k Co. Dublin. NOW IN PORT. Regular Traders ...
... Jay, May 10. Mr. DUNCOMBE moved the second reading of the Bill for abolishing the rate-paying clause in the Reform Bill. Lord John RUSSELL moved, that it read a second time that day six months. Mr. ME deeply regretted the course tbcrNdble Lord had thought ...
... Premises, on MIONDAY, the 27th l'etrnary, at T'rWE LE o'elocl, by order of the Executors of the late Mr. JOHN B13O1 WN, of Waringstown, rind of the late Mr, JOHN BROWN, of l)onagiel(riey, Lot l.- jlHE BLEACH-GREEN an(d M\I L LIS T of DONAGHCLONEY, in tbe County ...
... Commons; and the resolution which he (Mr. Grattan) had the honour of submitting, would call upon Mr. Tennent to make his charge, deny it, or stand in the face of the world convicted slanderer. Here Mr. Grattan read a passage fromanewspaper, containing ...
... difficulty in discovering who wore able to write and who were not able to write. Again, the instance of a person who had lost an arm in the service of his country, was bo excluded from the right of voting ? Clauses 30 44 inclusive, were agreed to. On clause ...
... amid much confusion, seconding the nomination of Mr. Hamilton. Sir George Rich proposed John Keatt West, Esq., as a fit person to represent that cit^r. Sir John K. James seconded his nomination He called upon the freemen to do their duty. During his ...
... this day. Good people, shun drinking, had company, night-walking, and fire-arms.” tomorrow, Patrick Carroll will be hanged, in front of the County Jail, for the wilful murder of John Lanigan Tipperary CuHttiMiua. Reduced Estaueishmest— Wanted, a tilbury, ...