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... in the city of Dublin, and Ha/.lebrook, in the county Roscommon, Esq. trancis John Howard, Esq., youngest son of Thos. Howard, of Ulasnevin, in the count of Dublin, Esq. John Norwood, Esq., eldest son of Benjamin Norwood, of Nelson-street, in the city ...
... SIR JOHN FRANKLIN S EXPEDITION The letter of which the following is copy, from Lady Franklin to Mr. Grattan, dated June 8, was received in Boston, by his son, by the last steamer : IVar Mr. Grattan.—l know your aoa kind lutcron in ull that concerns the ...
... Saxon enemy; there was Grattan against O’Connor, Reynolds against Rogue, and the common sense and intelligence of the House against the whole clique. It is a true fac simile of the way the thing would be managcdjf Ireland took up arms to-morrow for her own ...
... trouble. Sold wholesale and retail Mr. Higgs, Mr. R. Vogan, Mr. Robert Gilmore, English-street ; Mr. C. Foster, Seotch-st., and GRATTAN S MEDICAL HALL, ARMAGH, in Bottles, Is. 6d. each. NOTICE. THE MIDDLETOWN RELIEF COMMITTEE will riM-eirc PROPOSALS for tlx- ...
... death made his escape out of Morpeth gaol means of key cut out of leather. Dr. Grattan’s Family. —With pleasure announce the gratifying fact that the members of Dr. Grattan's family, who providentially escaped from being poisoned, are all now convalescent ...
... unanimous demand for repeal l>\ arms— (kind cheers) The hour was tipproaehing when England would want In-land l.onis Philippe dead, of steamers would the French coast ready transport army the shores England The Irish arm would then want'sl, and they would ...
... Viceroy the latter King; and when evil counsels had hurled James from his Throne, he found that the Irish, under pretence taking arms for the cause, were endeavouring to obtain the country for the old Irish.” The House of Brunswick passed penal laws that wore ...
... they cannot arm themselves without the authority of crown ; and when 1 stated that arms were the act of being sent to Ireland, I did not mean that it was with a view to the arming of that particular association, hut to add to tho stock of arms, and to enable ...
... PUlur. of Drumanney, to Miss Esther Kidd, ofColkeeran, near Moy. the loth Instant, Walgravc, Northamptonshire, by the Rev. John Cox. M.A.. G. V. Wilson, Esq., of the White House, Killybcgs, county Donegal, Sophia, youngest daughter of S. Sheldon, Eaq ...
... hurt, and some of their limbs fractured.—GW/cfly Mercury. Savage Murder. —As Mr. John O’Donovan, of Millvicw, this county, respectable farmer, and brother Mr. M. O’Donovan, John’s-street, pawnbroker, was returning home after hearing mass at Shanagolden, on ...
... at Lurgan, the wife of John Hancock, taq.. J.P., daughter. In the Preabyterian church, Ih-nburb, on the nth InjJ., by l!ie Ucr. 11. Montgomery, John Porter, Eaq., Anghnararau, Dottaghmorc. (near Newry.) Anna, sixth daughter John Kydd, Eaq., Culkcerane ...
... mistake. Off atart«*d Jane speed outstripping that of John Gilpin. Fortunately the Doctor was in hi* office, and he came with all the rapidity a proper regard to tho dignity of bis office would permit, armed wdth a stomach-pump and dozen antidotes. On arriving ...