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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„ ...
... doubl alas for the poor colonel. LEITRIM, WICKLOW, WATERFORD. Addresses from Lord Clemems to the men of Leitrim, from Mr. J. Grattan to those of Wicklow, and from Mr. Winston Barron to the citisens of Waterford have been published. ENTERTAINMENT OF THE HOMAN ...
... Classical, to John Brien, Chas. A. Smith, Jobu Dilion, W'illiam Henry, Stone. The Medals for Habitu.d Diligence and Genera) Improvement Win. Fraxer, Fred. Robert Dean. John Monsarrat, John Crawford, and Henry Niehulls. The Debate, Dialoeur*. end Sc’ections ...
... Leinster. Wicklow bids fair for the good cause of the Queen. Colonel I Actox and Mr. John 11. Wkstbv will displace the present agents of the Popish faction, Messrs. Jamks Grattan and Howard. Of Wexford wc cannot at present speak with so much confidence, though ...
... the hustings—Henry Grattan, Esq., Leland Croslhwa'ue, D. L-, William Murphy and his sons, Laurence Finn, Cornelius Loughlin, Henry Hutton (Kilmore), George Roe, Peter Furcell, Richard O’Gorman, J. Power, Alexander MacDonnell, John Martin (North-wall) ...
... himself, and request their permission to withdraw—(hear). Mr. Hutton then departed amid the applause the meeting. Mr. H. Grattan then came forward to propose the first resolution, which said he should with much pleasure. As the chairman had trulv observed ...
... next dey. John Kennedy examined—Was a prisoner No. 6. Corridorc, in gaol of Clonmel Thomas .Moroney was with him ; witness wrote letter for thinks it was to John Reddy the letter wat desiring Reddy not have arms found about the house* John Orr, Polio* ...
... reject man whose heart is in their cause, Rami whose head can do justice to the impulse of his heart.” Rj Downpatrick.- Mr. John has come forward and n claimed the favor and support of the electors this borough. Fermanagh.—Lord Cole has left Dublin for ...
... 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 ...
... II Francis Stack Murphy. 201; Jeremiah S. Murphy. 501; and Co., 501; John Lvons and Co., 501; Francis B. Beamish, Daniel CaUagban. M. F.. 300!; John O’Connell, Summer-hill, ; John Gould and Co., 201. ; Hubert Honan and Co.. 101. ; Murtogh M'Dcrmot», ...
... 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 ...
... James's Park, on WsUaesUsy afternoon. A of the Arms (omitting the Aim of Hanover) was submittsa to amt aggroved of by the QvasM in Council. Anns will be borne on shield, the same as tbe time of Qvas* Anns. The Arms England appear in the first and fourth quarters ...