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... 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 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 ...
... 10 0 0 Mr, and Mrs. Drummond, Dublin Castle 10 0 Lieut—Colonel Yorke 0 George Howell, Etq. 50 0 Mrs. Henry Grattan 5 0 0 Mr. Putland 0 Mr*. Putland 2 0 Mr. Sheriff Veevers, 0 Mr. Sheriff Bryar, 0 The Right Hon. Lord ...
... great Instead of having horse. , evening after cku^, hv should we insult the Irish name—why, even in THE ARM Y—IMPORTANT. In Marlborough-street, John Scott, Esq., Solicitor. to the presen lbev will have it theirside. Their Ur. Parr on a•0 y IJ they have ...
... Paul's, St. Michael’s, ct Audoen’s, S;. Catherine s, and St, John’s parishes. The Secretary read letter enclosed by the Lord Mayor to him, which his lordship had received from Henry Grattan, Esq., M. P., conveying 4j1., which he had collected fur the ...