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... 1842. ( Third Article.) Tlie second volume of this valuable work comnn nee, and continues to some length, with memoir of and John Sheaiies, of Cork, two of the most celebrated of tbs United Irishmen, for their devotion to their country aril for their learning ...
... will stand thus Majority against Lord John Russell’s resolution (tellers included) Minority Pairs, 17 Absent Conservatives Liberals SEATS VACANT, DOUBLE BETCRNS, &C. Southampton. Salop, Cornwall, Clackmannan, Cardigan. The*.ford, Meath. Speaker In the Tory ...
... classes. Hers we find the ill-assorted names of the Earl of Charlemont and the Right Hon. Robert Stewart—of John Claudius Beresford and Henry Grattan—of Toler and Ponsonby— Saurin and Flood—of Colonel Rowley and Major Sandys— of Ireland’s only Duke and Sir ...
... Pearson. Perry. Symes. Staunton, and Reilly. The Burgesses prevent were, the Right Hon. D. Pigot. M.P.; Mr. John O’Connell. M.P.; Mr. Henry Grattan, and Mr. Cahill. The Imrd Mayor having received the Address from Mr. Eiffe, advanced to the foot nf the throne ...
... taste to resume the dress as prescribed by regula- tion for this arm of the service, and at once discard the s dirtv-coloured trousers, ?? nosy worn by this corps, a whim of Lord Cardigan's, and with which we understand Prince Albert bled nothing whatever ...
... modeare than the charges made other practitioners. MR. GRATTAN, MEMBER OP THE ROYAL COLLEGE OP SURGEONS, LONDON, DENTIST, May be Consulted Daily at his Residence, No. 24, South Mall, Cork. MR. GRATTAN confines his practice solely to the treatment of Diseases ...
... fellow-soldiers, with Major Grattan, to the attack. The bone of the fore part of his left arm as s shattered by a ball, and under the excitement of the action, and the heat of the atmosphere, the wound became rapidly inflamed, and the arm swelled so, that h i ...
... oghlen, Esq., in the chair, John B. Knrx, I>enis Lynch, Thomas Kelly, James B. Butler, Cornelius Hickey, John Morony, Francis Tamplin, Hewitt Bridgrman, John Macmahon, Sir Lucius O'Brien, William Keane, Patrick Lynch, John Carriggc, Thomas Powell, and ...
... effect that Lord Palmerston had addressed to I.ord John Russell letter impressing on his lordships mind the necessity of advancing in the march of reform, so to keep pace with popular feeling, and that Lord John Russell, in his reply to the noble viscount, ...
... without the knowledge #f the inmates, and the arms carried off.— Journvl. the Brighton Court Bequests on' Tliursday, John Purfett, publican, Jouathan ! ChaesPinan, an OTster-shop keeper, brought actions iinst John Buncle, sergeant-majar the Scots Creys, for ...
... hud the above Assizes:— • .'* Francis Grattan, breaking the door and wiudows and firing a shot in»« the home of John Gerehan. the Jit of the of M irch last to imprisoned calendar months. Michael M’Hugh. being of armed party who entered the house Thomas Byrne ...
... immortal” Revolution of 1782 followed. Ireland, strong man armed, kept her goods in peace.” The Protestant, rendered just just and honorable triumph, and freed from foreign strife, opened Ids arms to his Roman Catholic brother, and insisted on the removal ...