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... aided the led John to sign our ever- sturdy Rarons who compel memorable FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF MILITARY PROMOTIONS, &e. may 27. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Corps of Royal E ngineers To be First Liew tenante— Second Lieutenant Albert O Doone! Grattan, vice St ...
... . Patrich Whelan wu brought before the Bench, charged with stealing wearing apparel at Newmarketon.Pergus. the property of John Grady. Mr. Yokes observed, that this man was tried and convicted twice before in Ennis, for similar offences, and thought it ...
... promoted in the 86th Foot. 16th Foot—Brevet Major John Dalzell to be majr>r, without purchase, vice Henry Clements, who retires upon full pay; Lieut. John Willett Payne Audain to captain, vice Dalzell: Ensign John Octavius Chichester to be lieutenant, vice Audain ...
... Donnelly, Esq., Westmoreland-street, 11.; Mr. John Verschoyle, Cannon-street, 11. ; from the coal-porters, per Mr. T. Hanlon, 10s. ; from Alderman Gardiner, R. W., Paul’s parish, for ten Repealers. Os.; from Mr. John Kelly, Greenmount, 75., and froraj Messrs ...
... resisted, but was going quiet ly, when the prisuner Bucket concessions to the demands of America, a tremendous war is him by the arm and round the inevitable. In addition tc these materi als for combustion, came np, and, laying hold of and looking round to ...
... Whitshed, of a daughter. June 2, at LI, New Cavendish-street, Mrs. Morley, of a daughter. June 2, at Tonbridge Wells, the wife of John Burton, Esq., of a daughter. ~ Pe wna _ — MARRIAGES. On Tharsday last, in Navan, Mr. Matthew Kealy, to Miss both of that tewa ...
... Maude; the Revds. Loftus Reade, Hugh Hamilton, J. Sweeny, William Atthill, John Richardson, William Ball, Mark Whittaker, George Harris, A. S. Clarke, A. Hurst, James Moore, John Taylor, W. W. Deering, W. Young, N. Hone, J. Wilson, T. J. Ovcnden, W. Bradshaw ...
... Paper, i cant's own handwriting. PU BLICIATIONS. GRATTAN'S MEMOIRS. T HE Fourth Volume is now Published O T had at COLBURN s, London, and GUIJM NG Dublin. It embraces the period of 1798, and Mr. Grattan's fortunate escape. The Letters of Mr. Burke, Fox ...
... of Captain Beresford. pro- At the suggestion of the Chairman, it wae then fe pusly resolved that, ia addition to the vote of John M'D: the votes of 92 Ferrall, and 30 upon the poll of Ceptaian be placed upon the poll ¢ 5 to thie arrengement, etand thus ...
... the varied tastes of our bookreading age than that selected by Mr. Grattan. None, we believe, so much in incident, fraught with instruction to the statesman or the patriot. Mr. Grattan l has already given to the public three volumes of surpassing interest ...
... classes. Here 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—of Saurin and Flood—of Colonel Rowley and Major Sandys—of Ireland's only Duke and Sir ...
... with Mr. Grattan, he said, *J theless, the incidents of the * early struggle” must be | wha now enioy the benefits of that man I should be a rebel.” | introduced. We can do little more | head general way to the manner in which it h | Grattan took so prominent ...