... signature, put his longue in his cheek—the fee his pocket—and bade them good morning —Seuagk Gmrdian. Mr. H. Grattan and Repeal—Mr. Henry Grattan, Member for Meath, has addressed a letter the people of Meath, upon the present state of affairs. copy few ...

... Mr. H. Grattan from the attack of the last speaker, whom he de- scribed as a man with all the ambition to be in office, but with none of the modesty which would teach him to retire into his proper place. It was his intention, like Mr. H. Grattan, to give ...

... present in the occupation of Mr. John Simpson, Tenant from to year, at an Annual Kent of X5O ; another is held by Mr. John Vint, at the same Rent, and like Tenure; and the remaining House is in the occupation of Mr. John Corby, the Proprietor of the Premises ...

... 0 Viscount and Vv iscountess Newry, 25 0 at Morne Park House, - - 413 0 Rev. John F. Close, Morne Rectory, - 8% 0 O Thomas G. Henry, - - 10 0 0 John S. Ploore, Esq., Mr. John Wamsley, Mr. James Wamsley, Mr. Joseph Moore, Mr. Samuel Floyd, Mr. E. A. Thompson ...

... follows Acton Howard 599 Grattan Majority for Colonel Acton over Mr. Grattan Majority for Sir R. Howard over Mr. Grattan 38 Colonel Acton then addressed the electors at considerable length. Having advened to the charge made by Mr. Grattan on the day before of ...

... dark catalogue of political crimes. “No, reply the Whigs, headed by Lord John Russell —no, you shall not treat the people of Ireland as if they were slaves—they shall possess arms as well as the peo- le of England—every man and boy of them shall be at ...

... unless the House | Stamp of the Proprietor be pasted over the Cork of each tle. ot by Dr. P. CONNOR, Newny; Dr. JOHN COLE- MAN, and Mr. GRATTAN, Chemist, ; 461. \ of trade,” what wealth have they ? | of white or yellow metal: in very sooth, what are these ...

... out to be ** men in buckram.” Mr. O’Connell accompanied bis son and Mr. Daunt, entered the building at one o’clock, and moved John Molony, Esq., ex-J.P., into the Chair. The Chairman returned thanks for this honor, and ex- I pressed a wish that the Lord ...

... would ad that if his father abandoned the measure, | (John), though an humble person and attach¢ to his father, would retire from public life, ar never wish to hear his name again spoken of.” After Mr. John O’Connell had delivere | himself of this magnanimous ...

... Lieut.-Col., without purchase, vice Tomlinson, killed in action; Brevet Major J. Grattan to be Major, vice Cowper; Lieut. Hon. C. H. Stratford to be Captain, vice Grattan; Ensign P. Simmons to be Lieut., vice Stratford; W. H. Graves to be Ensign, vice ...

... Mr. GRATTAN wishes to HOUSE and MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT in which he will dispose of on very reasonable terms. BELFAST, 17th Sept., 1849. 166 TO BE LET, MIAT Old-Established HOTEL, No. 47, NORTH- STREET, BELFAST, known by the namé of the KING’S ARMS, now ...

... influencing them to obstruct the progress of the Ministerial mea- for repression of crime in Ireland. On Monday night, Mr. John O’Connell persisted, in the face of op- position from unexpected quarters, in forcing upon the House aa amendment to the Order ...