... w-tliarop--. John Nowlan, John Brennan, A , .M*l)onm li, ami John N-uiao, jun., in t!.» : ; ..i vlh. in .a-i-is'ing »o tie Palriek Nowlan, ahnut e.ii- ; die others who were there did not know tin y had fid k-, an . they said ti’ey ! arms; there was a ...

... attorneys of the CourTof Exchequer : —John Magra.h, Hugh Irwin Thorn™ Keenan, Edward Jones. Peter M-Evo, Pollock. George A. Armstrong, John H. Nunne, '•alter William George Delany, John Weight, Luke Thomas Breen*'John P. Wright. Alexander F. Henry, Patrick ...

... attacked by armed parties, and robberies of arms. 401. ; January 17, bouse attacked, and murder committed, ; January 24. murdur of on* man, and beating nf another, S(M. ; January I •i. I *. murder, j(M. ; January *26, attacks two houv;», rob-' fire-arms, and ...

... and were followed in a very 'ong speech Mr. Henry Grattan, when the sheriff, naming the individuals who had been put nomination, called for a show of hands, which he declared to favour of Mr. Grattan and Col. Acton. A poll was i then demanded behalf of ...

... present or next, I would then lake the Chi Item Hundreds. Very affectionately yours, The Marquis of lllandford. JOHN. O I.OKU UI.AN’UIOUU TO LORO JOHN Oxford. June 27, IHH7. Mv Jons—l thank you much for the proposition which you probably thought might acceptable ...

... THE MEVBF.R.H FOR MEATH. (>kom ora own Thor* lav being the day appointed for the public dinner •ember* for Meath—Messrs. Grattan and Morgan Q.^nnell— which was given the Meath Cluh in conjunc tie® •'•h fceeh'dders, the town Navan considerable bus*le, ...

... hod taken churr'h reform would, K.»n. o Ciuipell, (j.nt., to la- Cwort pureboK, tru>u . | , ,rrtain with *V*k’‘i» - * ,• »» v arm ...

... throne, ,0,1 (it-r speech upon the prorogation parliament. Both • * •• In both these party hear Mr. Grattan (three round* of ibe KcniUb fire). Mr. Grattan resumed— In reference the second iotfi. viilual o«*minated on the opposite side, I l eg to say that ...

... been 1 vindicated in the House of Commons and in the face of Europe. And here may observe that on Monday night Mr. Henry Grattan stood forward with evidence that even Tories cannot gainsay, of the remarkable diminution of crime in Ireland : he said, held ...

... sold. (he Urangt'toen Wicklow and their abettors Dublin. It that several voters of Mr. Grattan’* were spirited . off—kiJnni*i*d. They were traced to Dublin, and Grattan’* friends immediately set about the inquiry a* to their Incu* in quo. The place, wc ...

... Liverpool, second son the late Joseph Purcell, Lsq.» Dundalk. Aruiidel-rquarc, Waterford, Mr. John Foster. In Queeu-stm*, Waterford. Mr. Edward In Limerick, John Hedigsn. Limerick, .Margaret, wife of Mr. Hugh M‘Gi*nm«. his residence in this city, on the ...

... Brier ltla.-i.rr. Lieu'-Mal-Colnn.-I Gmu-h. Cold.t.ean, ; ao-l Sun. O-e.l-Oreet anle. near Iteo-hurr. •>.« found Mr. Henry Grattan. Lieulec.nt C.dnmrl Pin Lteutcn.nt -ut an traprn.ement to the tn.nufa,dure of giant. »nd h.ye ,t Ynrke, and Captain Li-ltMl ...