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... *» t, John M‘Neile, Esq. and family, and the Rev. Hugh M'Neile, arrived on Saturday at the Bilton Hotel. Lord and Lady Gort have arrived at Elvidge’s Hotel, from Leamington. Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P., the Attorney-General for Ireland, and John O’Connell ...
... instant, John Power. E*q., in the Chair, B was resolved—.That the Treasurers the Election Fund, John L. John O’KtdWj Luke Butler, Ksqrs , attend at the Rooms, 12. Fleet-etreet, at .Three o’clock every day (Sundays excepted), receive Subscriptions. JOHN POWER ...
... Mathews, Esq., Annagor ; Nicholas Noonan, Esq., Andrew Rourke, Esq., Kilcarty; Patrick Lanpan, Esq., Batramslown; Rev. Messrs. John and T. Langan, Ardcatb ; P. Mullin, Esq., Dunshaughlin, Bernard Ford, Esq., See. &c. On the motion of Mr. Maher; seconded by ...
... they did vote upon some one’s appeal, rather imagine Lords Monpeth and Milton have discovered in Yorkshire, did Mr. James Grattan in Wicklow, say nothing several similar discoveries made by others of their parly, in various parts the United Kingdom ! But ...
... redoubtable Smith neere has enjoyed in aokmn silence tbe lionoura flung upon Carlow by Mr. William John O’Connell, we have no doubt but the’Earl of Cardigan, and the of Londonderrv, and some other military men of this stamp, have written’ congratulatory ...
... Mullen, W. 8. Gray, George Hodges, John Furlong, W oberg Lanause, Gocxrr Barry, Esq., fotemat; Michael Walsh, B. J. Cooke, John Hayes, John Sturgeon, James Finn, John M‘Cracken, Edward Dowling, G Yates, James Hamilton, John Chambers, George ...
... eighty thousand armed a: citizens procured her all she required, sthe power to legis~ tl tate for herself. Did she this when only three milins t and does she tremble in the balance now that she is nine ? h To be sure she had a Grattan then, but has she ...
... August, 1819, in the dispersion of a legally-assembled reform meeting the armed yeomanry of that town, and which, down to the present hour, has never been investigated. Mr. (now Sir) John Cam Hobhouse, in his supplicatory letter to Lord Castlereagh, written ...
... concur with them in their regard and love of Ireland.—l have the honour to be your obedient and very humble servant, HENRY GRATTAN. John M'AUndon, Esq., Drogheda.” Armagh, 14th August, 1841. « Dear Sir—On my return to this city last night, X received your ...
... the whol ie of the east end of the sed by admiral smooth hypocrisies John Bull—at his concert, when it was sung as assembled to celevrate (loud cheers Great, glorious, and Grattan’s weaning, whether or not there be in the polis. The unfortunate calamity ...
... only resource would be to afford increased employment by manafactures. Mr. H. GRATTAN said it appeared that no individual from that part of the country to which he (Mr. Grattan) be- longed had yet spoken in this debate, and he was afraid hon. members might ...
... people of this county. begged to return his thanks also to the respectable persons present who attended there that day. THOMAS JOHN ATKINSON, Esq. (one of the'guard ...