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... Poison Dr. Grattan’s Family.— Death of one or the Sufferers. A most diabolical attempt to poison the entire family of Dr. Grattan, Drummond House, county Kildare, was made on the in«t. His eldest son, a lad of 15, died in consequence; and Mrs. Grattan, the ...
... been received, Mr. Steele moved the suspension of the standing order, to enable Mr. Grattan to brin ...
... who respects equity and detests injosUce will cheer them on. I remain, my dear, Sir, very truly youra, JOHN A. O’NEILL. • 'ToT.M.Ray, Esq, Mr. Grattan delivered lengthened address, and said that it was the duty of Irish members to support measures that ...
... Notices Illegal Meetings Injury of Property 22(j Administration of Illegal Oaths Robbery of Arms 293 Arms 103 Levelling )3G Such was a considerable portion of Ireland in 1831, and such it has been on numerous ...
... legs, arms, and body, who had tried all other Medicines before the arrival of yours, but all of which did him no good; but yours cured him in about six weeks, and he is now by their means alone, quite restored to health and goUr (Signed') JOHN MARTIN ...
... seven o’clock. DESTRUCTION THE CITY OF ST. JOHN’S, NEWFOUNDLAND, BY FIRE. (FROM THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD) the kindness of a passenger, who arived this morning by the schooner llozelle Captain Wilkcnson, from, St. John’s, we have information of the total destruction ...
... Coote Mulloy, Esq., D.L ; Edmond Blake, Esq., R.M.; James Kirkwood. Esq.; The M’Dermottroe; Morgan Crofton, Esq.; John Duckworth, Esq.; John Duke, Esq.; J. B. Little Esq.; and J. Conmee, Esq. Resolutions were passed, condemnatory of the system of outrages ...
... Next conies John O’Conuel!, whose powers ot mind, whose vigour of intellect, whose extent of talent really astonishing. JuhnO’Counell may Ire looked on of Ireland's most gifted sons. have to boast Henry Grattan, son to the glorious Grattan -of 82, the ...
... every good measure for Ireland, and when he got into office he altered his tone, and gave kind words and had deeds—gave them an arms bill-dismissed their magistrates—and prosecuted their leaders and their press (cheers). put him out (Mr. O’Brien) was glad ...