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... the dose of the poll may be said to be equal, Grattan's being 697, and HowAno’s being 696, which numbers upwards of 600, say 646, were joint votes; and is worthy of note, that they both voted for Grattan and Howard, in order that there should be no mistake ...
... NEWRY PETIT SESSION! combination or Holier! Head, John Ennis, Thomas Muroey, Wm. Wright, John Wilkinson, Janies Bricrlcy, and William Gray, Journeymen Printers employed in the TrUgrajA Office, appeared answer the complaint of Mr. James Henderson, who ...
... In this case Mr. Howard and Mr. Grattan were both peti- tioned against: one candidate only had opposed them ; and if the petitioners should succeed on the scrutiny, the effect would be that Messrs. Howard and Grattan would have to contend for the otber ...
... section. In this case Mr. Howard and Mr. Grattan were both petitioned against: one candidate only had opposed them; and, if the petitioners should succeed on the scrunity, the effect would be that Messrs. Howard and Grattan would have to contend for the other ...
... B. Shore in the chair. The following gentlemen Were elected:-Churchwardens— Parkinson Boyle, John Kirkwowl; Sidesmen—Messrs. Allen, Elh«on. Mark Powder, John Hayes, A. Humphreys, Thomas Mulholland, William North, and William Bailie; Applotthe Churchwardens ...
... Inverness (loud cheers). not full ground for appealing, then, from Lmd John Hassell in the cabinet, his lordship in bis own cabinet ?—from Lord John the heat drbiitc, to Lord John in the ealn.ncss sad deliberation of NFfiRO PMAXPIPaTIOV published work ...
... His Duchess. Palmerston Mrs. Gundpowder Mills. Spring Rice Mrs. Deficiency Bills. j John Russell Swiss Giantess. Bear Ellice Mrs. Honey. King John C Mrs. Money. Black Parrot Jack Lady Buggies. Lord Brougham Mrs, C. F. (at Paris ...
... this morning, when counsel for the petitioners proposed to call witnesses shew that Michael Hyrne, who voted for Messrs. Grattan and Howanl, did not, the time of the registry, possess a legal qualification. Byrne was one of those who had been rejected ...
... Mrs. Kennv 0 0 Francis White, Esq 0 Mark Malone, Esq. 10 0 John Keegan, Esq. 10 Per Charles Waldron. Jos. Watson, Esq 10 0 John Lawler, Esq. 1 0 L. Carton, Esq. 010 0 , G. Watts, jun., Esq. 1 John Tiernon, Esq.O 10 0 George Hynes, Esq. I Patk, Larkin, Esq ...
... Charles Waldron. Francis White. Esq. 0 10 0 John Lawler, Esq. 1 0 0 John Keegan, Esq. 0 10 G. Watts, jun., Esq. 1 0 0 Jos. Watson, Esq 0 10 0 George Hynes, Esq. I 0 0 L. Carton, Esq. 010 0 Sam. Barrett, Esq. 10 John Tiernon, Esq.O 10 0 IM. O’Donnell, Esq. ...
... expenses, if Lord Belfast’s agext had not made an application for hi* expenccs. After a few words from Mr. Wynn and Mr. H. Grattan, Lord JOHN RUSSELL was unable to concur in the motion.— thought that they could not so without interfering with those officers ...
... William Currie, John James Bodkin, William B. Brodie, William Villiers Stuart, William S. Lascelles, and James Pattison. Mr. Beacxstone appeared at the bar, and presented a report from the Shaftesbury election committee, finding that John Layer Pouster ...