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... and Mr. Ferguson's The stewards are There will be three races each day. Brabagon, Sir George Cockburn, Sir John Ribton, Geor Putland, ames Grattan, and Richard H. Gra don, Preparations are in progress which, we understand, this course. the meeting the most ...
... servant, JOHN ODOGHERTY. To Arthur French, Esq , &e. Leecarrow, 10th January, 1837 Dean Sik—lI have great pleagure in transmitting you the annexed bank order, mount as the first instalment of the Justice Rent for this district—union of Saint John’s, Kil- ...
... to them, the effect would be to raise an intolerable despotism, wielded by one un- controlled individual (cheers). Mr. H. GRATTAN said that they must either grant cor- porate reform, or they, in fact, repealed the acts of Union and emancipation, which ...
... large fortune. Wicklow.—R. Howard and James Grattan; both Protes- tants. Mr. Howard, son of Colonel Howard, and nephew of the Earl of Wickiow. Mr. James Grattan, son of the late Right Honourable Henry Grattan, possessing estates to the value of 7,0001 ...
... F. Kennedy Lowry, John Waller, Robert barker, .Eneas M‘Donnell, Graydon, John Waller, R. M. Sausse, J. S. Close, Nicholas Comyn, John Redmond, E. O’Ueirne, J. Monaghan, Cornelius Lyne, J. Lentaigue, 1. Fitzgerald, J. S. Molloy, John Conlan, Edward Bollen ...
... eet, Derry, Mr. John Adams Eleanor, relict of the late Mr. Andrew M‘Shane, of Derry. The Rev. Bernard Madden, R.C.C. of the parish of more, count At Enniscorthy, of typhus fever, Mr. Wm. Greene. At Tinraheen, county Wexford, Mr. John Redmond. Mra. Gafford ...
... Battersby, 1 Crosth te, Geale 1 ench Harkan Miller B Gilson, Jolin Lavard Farrell. p M- Kenna, St B! t ke Tones B OO Loghlea, il Grattan, Wiltis, I OV Williams, W Leesou Bushe Bothe Blakeney, Devaynes, Bute W M Smith, } Gordon, Sadieir Ker Staples. Stratton Elliotts ...
... Colonel Phipps, 10 0 Mr. and Mrs. Drummond, Dublin Castle 10 Q Lieut.-Colonel Yorke . George Howell, Esq. ooo Mrs. Henry Grattan Mr. Putland 5 Mrs. Putland see Mr. Sheriff Veevers, Mr. Sheriff Bryar, . 110 The Right Hon. Lord Cloncurry, . Sir Lynar, eee ...
... Deputy Adjutant-General and Miss D’ Aguilar. The Deputy Quarter- Master General. Lady and Miss Campbell. The Ulster King-at- Arms and Mr. Betham. Lord and Lady Boyle. The Earl of Milltown. The Bishop of Kildare and the Hon. Mrs. Lindsay. The Surgeon-General ...
... were followed in a very long speech by Mr. Henry Grattan, when the sheriff, naming the individuals who had been put in nomination, called for a show of hands, which he declared to be in favour of Mr. Grattan and Col. Acton. A poll was then demanded on behalf ...
... of little local influence, such as Mr. Grote, Mr. Howard Elphinstone, Mr. Divett, of Exeter ; Mr. John Crawfurd, of Wilton-crescent ; Mr. Henry Grattan, Mr. Parrot, of Totness, &c. 3d. The prestige of Sir Francis Burdett’s name has been useful to the ...
... wou Id lead to mischief, although he did Id seek to throw off the connection not think the colonies row themselves into the arms with the mother-country, or th of America. The arguments th at they would he thought so little worthy of attention that he ...