... Chapman, M L Talbot, .1 II Power, John Belfast, Earl of Grattan, Henry Baldwin, Dr Jackson, Mr. Sergeant Danier. G !> Longficld, Kichard Bvllcw, Sir Patrick Ferguson, Sir II Ffrench, Ker, David Knov, lion J O’Brien, O’Connell, Maurice Uoclte, David Walker ...

... sojourning at Powerscourt, are the Marquess aud Marchioness A hercor n. The Lord Chancellor has been pleased appoint James Grattan, Esq., M.P., Tiunehiuch, county Wicklow, a Magistrate for the counties of Dublin, Wicklow, and Queen’s County; and has also ...

... confusion was ercated at this period of the bon nd assi- gentleman's speech, and Sir John Kingston cal nee on a the uproar being increased ]— Mr. O'Cossene rose and said— Sir John Kingston t praise ot here- has rightly suid that you are breaking the compact ...

... Excellency; William I.ynar, John Burke, Thomas Hon. K Stanhope, William O’Malley, High Sheriff of Mayo; John Kennedy. LAniES—W. Clarke, Scott, Power. Stanhope. Majoi;-Gknkii*al-s —H. S. Scott, Sir Thomas Downman. Lieutenant-General Sir John O. Vandeleur. toj.osF ...

... committee we re and zealous. High Sheriff declared Grattan an 2 » over cheering had subsided, be said — My and for Howard 7% iplete. Bevery ana sured: the eeessity of the timely of bis vot majority being for Grattan 73, citizens, sour vietory has been tiest con ...

... on house*. On the evening the of December, IT9», Poep-o-day Roys visited a number houses in hourho «l Armagh in the search arms and in . i-Vr ii turn out Catholic servants from l*ruCesta ...

... Mr. William Davenport, ap- New Ross ose Mr, Sandham Ely, eee Mr. David Heron, Newry Sligo see eee Mr. John 2 tin, 21 wee am Ww aterford ust. Mr. John Harris, ...

... of Cavan; James Dwyer, Ireland; John Uiley. and George Howland, of Cavan; Tbos. Br'nlgi*t Brennan, Margaret Doran, M in. lerence Byrne, Charles Dolan, Mr. Martin, and two friends (names unknown). Mary Delaney, end John Cvel, wife and two children, of ...

... his friend, Mr. O'Gorman then seconde cholas Mahon (loud cheers). resolution, and sat down amidst loud cheers. Mr. Henry Grattan, M.P., ame forward amidst cheering to proposethe eighth resolution, and Charlemont, gentlemen, and fellow-citizens, amp: here ...

... magistrates, assembled in quarter ses- Cadboll, MOP, by the electors and friewds of that x sions, resolved to press upon Lord John Russell the necessity Thea of assenting to their previously written request to be permit. man, resident in this town and n ...

... (IRELAND). Petitions pray ing for the abolition tithes were presented .Mr. H. Grattan, Mr. Otway Cave, .Mr. Filzsimon, and Mr. Sharman Crawford. On the motion of Lord John Ri sski.i., the clerk read that part of his .Majesty’s speech relating tithes Ireland ...

... of she has num, and mine of the se mid at of ia each per annem, ons appointed —Robe I by her lowing are the names of t! ite! John “porary Georg Albbott Andrew Fe 7 Tey as left, and be By piles Lord The commiss ry exe | ject of the order of the | then rose ...