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... Irish pa- | triots. and especially to a speech of Mr. Grattan, delivered ; in the Irish House of ominous in the year 1797. The hon. gentleman might also have referred to speeches delivered , Mr. Grattan in the Imperial Parliament. Almost the last [ I dving ...
... AMERICA—THE CATH at peace, was treated to an Arms Bill as the only remedy for CLERGY. » House her sufferings, whilst for Wales, in insurrection, nobody pe Peel dreamed of an Arms Bill, although ehests of arms are smug- At the recent meeting of the General ...
... over); Andrew Gi 3 James Strickan, do; John Bunbury, 3_C. Kernan, —— Skelly, The na 3—— Bardin, Chri George Jo Town Dease, Town lin; John O'Reilly, ertigan, Denis K Jemes Killian, —— Cul John ‘Aleors, fuk; White, Josep John A Henry O'Neill, Michael Wortley ...
... Rfv. Mr Clarke, do.; Rev. John Hill, Rev. Mr. Parker, ditto; John Bunbury, E-q din«! C- Kernan. Esq.. Skelley, Esq .Thomas i». James Keegan. Esq., Mullingar; Richard Spring. Carroll, Esq . George John Hamilton, E-q .Towi Councillor Tagart. Town Councillor ...
... the Maiqueas of celebration off the nuptials of Lady Blanche Cecil, bis daughter, and Mr. J. M. Balfour, M. P. Lord and Lady John Rnsaell, after meeting the Marquess aid Marchionesa of Lansdowne, at Bowood, left Tuead;y last for Mamh*ad,»o visit Sir Robert ...
... Repeal meeting to held at Tara the loth instant A resolution, calling on the government to send down military, &c b. majority. John Tisdall, Esq., of CharlwfoA and »e. reral high Conscrratives, voting in the majority, again the principle of interference with ...
... the opinions ot various celebrated Irish patriots, and quoted from a speech of Mr. Grattan 1793. The hon. gentleman as was quoting, might have referred to speech Mr Grattan delivered in that house a subsequent neriod and quoted what were almost his last ...
... Newcastle,county of Limerick, Sir John Burke. Bart., the Hon. A. A. Nugent, Joseph Esq, Assistant Poor-law Commissioner, John A. Felherstone, Esq., and Colonel Robinson, two of the directors the society. Capl. Burke, John Erq , Captain Donuellan, Edward ...
... was held on the bodies of the deceased, John Carroll and Jeremiah Long, before H- Baldwin, Esq., county coroner, and the jury were unanimous in returning the following verdict: That the said Jeremiah Long and John Carroll, on the 20th day of July, in the ...
... —Mcrcnry steamer, goods and passengers. Glasgow; Comacopta. Newport; Ada, Cardiff; Eliza, and John and Ellen, Bridgwater; Lady Chamney, and Anne and EUza, Liverpool; John, Chepstow eighteen colliers. Sailed—Birmingham steamer, goods and passengers, Belfast ; ...
... against issenling the writ ?? -.113 Leave was then given to bring in the bill to make further f inur. . LAWS OF MORTMAIN. Lord JOHN MANNERS rose in order to bring on a motion, couched in the following terms ?? That it is in- expedient in the present condition ...
... (bear, heam). Hle happened at diffement periods of his life to have had an opportunity of voting for all the Grattans, for the old Mr. Grattan] as well as for his two sons. After some further observations, Mr. Coates concluded by moving the adoption of ...