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... Blake, John James Bodkin, Denis Caulfield Brady, Hewit Bridgeman, R. D. Browne, Callaghan, Robert Otway Cave, iscount Clements, W. S. Crawford, G. Evans, Sir U. Ferguson, Hon. R. Fitzgibbon, C. Fitzsiraon, French, Henry Grattan, James Grattan, A. H. Lynch ...
... Clock, a* it Grattan, Esq., M. P., TinnehincK .i. 30 lr». Henry Grattan 0 0 took part in the F.xamiuationa. tant duties of life, to provide for those who are incapable of intended to dtspoaeof all the F.ffecU the above day. Henrv Grattan, Esq.. M. P„ ...
... the very low Rent of ,i'4G 10s. per annum. The Furniture comprises one set of fourteen capital Par lour Chairs (including two Arm) Haircloth, six btuffedover Parlour Cnairs, Mahogany Dining, Breakfast, and Card Tables; an Inclosed Pier Cabinet, Brussels ...
... through Queen-street, to St. Paul’s church, the place of interment, in the following order A party of the Foot Artillery, with arms reversed, The Band of the 7th Hussars. A Squadron of the Horse Artillerv in their new uniforms. THE COFFIN, And Pal I-bearers ...
... Warren, Robert. Honours Classics. First Perrin, John. Stroud Ranh. —Mr. Thomas; Ryan, William Newman, William. JCM OR SO ESTERS. Honours Sun.Nri:. First Ranh. Mr. Blood, Wm. B. ; Dobbs, Conwav ; Kinsley, John ; Salmon, George; Galbrairb, Joseph. Second Ranh ...
... dan, John Curds, Patri. urran* J. A. lies, W. H G. Dillon, John, J.P. Doyle, John Dickson, Thomas, K.C. Dechau. Thomas Du me, Jeremiah D’Arcy, John De'ereaux, James Dodd, Christopher D'Arcy, Morgan Duutie, Thomas , D’Artsy, John F. D’Alton, ...
... the hustings—Henry Grattan, Es>j., Lei and Crosthwaite, D.L., William Murphy and his suns, Laurence Finn, Cornelius M* Loughlin, Henry Hutton (Kilmore), George Roe, Peter Purcell, Richard Gorman, J. Power, Alexander Mac Donnell, John Marlin ( North-wall) ...
... began to be aroused. The immortal Grattan was even then struggling to belter her condition. He was deemed a madman. There is a remarkable expression in one cf Burke’s works. He says—“ When will this madman, Grattan, quiet ?” The future Burke is burn ...
... the carriage deceased complained that bis arm was hurt; witness was sober. John Hawkins corroborated the last witness's evidence. The blows which deceased received were quite light, and could not hurt him. John Bernard, medical student, examined—l knew ...
... large fortune. Wicklow. —R. Howard and James Grattan; both Protcstants. Mr Howard, son of Colonel Howard, and nephew of the Earl of Wicklow. Mr. James Grattan, son of the late Right Honourable Henry Grattan, possessing estates to the value of 7,0001. per ...
... 10s. each John Baskerville, John Bontield, John Hayes, John Brien, Bonfield, Ma thew Brien, Thomas Gleeson, Patrick Dwyer. Michael Grace, Terence Boyle, Widow Commerford, Michael Woods, Daniel Sullivan, and Terry M'Keough, ss. each; John ...
... (ItSs..ii. Crosthwait**, Geale French, Barkan, Miller, Lavard, Farrell, Scully, Campbell, P. M St. John, Bl.t ker, II Jones, .ne, (n.oglilcu, Grattan, Mil-is, Fitziov, Willian.s. . lav-mi. Buslu*. .M i->itr M«usi i 1.1 ■>—N amlibcur, I kit ho, Blakeney ...