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... No. 11, MOURISSON*S QUAY, / Cork, October 7, 1841. MR. GRATTAN. MKMMKR Or TUB UOVAI. COLLKIiK 6CBGBONS, LONUOS DENTIST, May Consulted Daily at his Raidtuce, No. 24, South Mall, Couk. MR. GRATTAN confines his practice solely the treat- J ment of Diseases ...
... Joseph H. Gardner. John Sweetman, James Charles Bacon, Wm. Cockburne, Wm. H. Phibbs, Thomas Byrne, Matthew Callaghan. John Delany, John Dennis. James Barry. John M‘Gloin, John Madden, Jonathan Sisson,W. R. Digby, Frederick Howard, ...
... fellow-countrymen. Such are some of the bitter thi fruits of the Union, and which hut too mournfully verify be, tire troth of Grattan's prediction, who, with untiring pro- cci Rhsetic sagacity, declared that the Union would have the be effect of alienating ...
... »re n«t to be taken of Ibeir « arm bed., on .nrh a tort of morning, f„r nothin?. moat take the I out of the air. by bnrnin a itlle powthrr ; but don’t let th. ,„,lr m , n all onaay; II make a trifle of it I’ the man’a arm : which «a« indeed trifle, compered ...
... e s, per Mr. 3l. Os St. Audeon's, per Mr. Daniel, *2l. 10s. i Linen Hall, per Mr. John Levy. 21. lUs. ; Custom House, per Mr. John Conran, 17s. St. Raul's, per Mr. John Hayden, 11. 14s. 7d. Mr. O'CuHMeLL proceeded say that lie had then to report with ...
... of a friend to Repeal, 139. From lliulie, Manchester, per Messrs. John Crumly, Andrew Keeffe, Patrick MII'Donough, John Callaghan, and Mathias Gavan, Repeal Wardens, 21. 6s. lOd. Mr. John Callaghan was enrolled among the revived Volunteers, and Messrs. ...
... various ability. Had his genius been directed exclusively to arms, or to politics, or to letters, he might have twined the shamrock with the laurel or the bays as triumphantly a Wellington, a Grattan, or a Burke. In different age of the Church he would have ...
... The Lord Mayor said that Sir John Kingston James wished to make some explanatory statements before they proceeded to the business of the day, and he was sure that every gentleman present would be happy to hear him. Sir John Kingston James said, he held ...
... his disposition give up verything. My next step will be to offer a reward for the recovery of the money, and the arrest of John Bealin, who Is dally expected. Thomas Fowler. CONVEYANCE OF TROOPS BY THE BIR- MINGHAM RAILWAY. The following a return of the ...
... Duke Norfolk, the 1 hike of Buccleuch, the Earl of Aberdeen, the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Bishop London, the Karl of Cardigan, Lord Redcsdale, Lord Beaumont, iscount warden, Earl of Haddington, Lord I,owther,&c. The throne was raised three steps from ...
... Likeness is produced bvbulasting and unchange* ABLB. MR. GRATTAN, MKMRe* Or THK ROYAL COLLB6K OF SUR«OA. LONDON, DENTIST, I May be Comulted Haiti/ at hit Btudekce, No. 24, South Mall, Core. MR, GRATTAN coofmes hit practice «o/e/y to the treat* ment of Diseases ...
... illusiri >us sons, with that cannot trust describe —and ths| under i ff ct* product d by the eloquence of her Sheridans, h«*r Grattans, her Floods, and her Cur. raus, had become at the g.-ime tiice the admirer of her genius and ...