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... amid much confusion, seconding the nomination of Mr. Hamilton. Sir George Rich proposed John Keatt West, Esq., as a fit person to represent that cit^r. Sir John K. James seconded his nomination He called upon the freemen to do their duty. During his ...
... seven ; which time the Sheriff came into Court, and stated the numbers to be as follows Howard, - - - - 311 Grattan. ----- Acton, ----- Mr. Grattan addressed the electors from the steps of the Court-house. The Conservative strength lias been brought to the ...
... the cause of the Hanoverians. Mr. James Grattan made an excellent speech, which was interrupted frequently the Tories who formed the minority of the Court—who, in fact were not a sixth of the crowd. Mr. Henry Grattan, also* made a speech his usual energetic ...
... this day. Good people, shun drinking, had company, night-walking, and fire-arms.” tomorrow, Patrick Carroll will be hanged, in front of the County Jail, for the wilful murder of John Lanigan Tipperary CuHttiMiua. Reduced Estaueishmest— Wanted, a tilbury, ...
... of Professor Cairns, on the 16th instant-26 : John Kano, for stealing crock of butter, the property of William Stewart, North-street.—29: Edward Hughes, for stealing a halfpint measure, the property of John Quin, Ann-strcet;—William Carroll, for stealing ...