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... over the president’s chair, was hung Kenny's celebrated picture of * Grattan moving the declaration of rights in the Irish parliament in April, 1782.” The names of Flood and Grattan occupied prominent positions, and the events of the convention of Dungannon ...
... 6th March. England, EVERARD, 1,200 tons, to Soil 16lh March. FOR ST. JOHN’S, N. 8., The fine Ship Avon, 1,000 tons, to Sail 24th Feb. The uncalled Packet-Ship “YORKSHIRE” has just armed, from New-York, after passage Fifteen days, and will sail on her appointed ...
... provisions of the arms bill. (Hear, hear.) Sut if there were grouods for resisting the arms bill, what were they in comparison with the grounds which we have now for resisting this bill. Again, I promise the government that as we resisted the arms bill, so our ...
... Hen. P. Pleydell Boaverie Henry r ras. S Lefevre, Harry Chester, Esq. Esq. H John Coekerell, Esq. Charle s Little Esq q Saml . Pepys Cockerell, Esq. Henry Littledalee Esq. John Drummond , Es q. Geo. Warde Norman, Esq. Charles Bell Ford, Esq. Brice Piarse ...
... Chinese, a member of the Imperial family, offered his arm a lady, en cavalier, and had she not apparently misunderstood his meaning, would probably have helped form a set at a quadrille. As it was, look the arm of Aidede-Camp, and stood beside one of the dancers ...
... 16th February. John Baring, Captain SHEARMAN, I,O'Jo T3il Burthen, to Sail February, / I Liverpool. Captain SMTNFORD, 1,000 Togs wßirthen, To Sail Ist .March. England, Captain EVERARD, 1,200 Tons Burthen, to Sail IGth March. FOR ST. JOHN’S,N.B., The fine ...
... the replies of the our advers eolumna) was presen b the medium to Mr. John MGee, » beautiful anuff-bux of superior w Upon the eat- sid of the lid was engraven—“ Presented to Mr. John G. M‘Gee, as a mark of gratitude and esteem those eng in his employment ...
... Raphael i.algorm, in the 76th year his iw. Mr. Alex. Fom aghau, only sister llolywood, Charlotte, daughter of Uw sch ult., John hartley, in Lear Castledawaon, on the inst., David •r for the city and County Londonderry, : High Constable, and Orand Jury ...
... O’Brien entered the house and was loudly cheered ; the hon. gentleman was aecompanied by the Head Pacificatur, and Messrs. Grattan, M.P.; Daniel Callaghan, M.P.; J. Kelly, M.P.; J. A. O'Neill, J. H. Dunne, E. W. Costelloe, T. F. Meagher, Captain Seaver ...
... lloAnD OF MANAGEMENT. John DunvilIe, Esq. James Alcnamnra, Esq. Robert Lanarly, Esq. Jot'pht Gillik, E,;. Samuel G Fetiton, Esq. William NI, C sv, Esq. Dr. Robert Stephenston, Mledical Adviser. AGENT AND SECRIETARtY TO THIE IBOARD, John Taylor, Gvneral Manager ...
... Judge Jackson, in the county, at the ensuing assizes —20 are charged with murder, 35 attacking dwellings at night, robbing arms, assaults endangering life, and burglary; 4 rape, one forgery, one stealing, four vagrants, and eleven larceny. The Board of ...
... attached are a GARDEN. Extensive Offices, SIX COTTlER HOUSES, and altogether about Filteen Acres of Land. For particulars apply to JOHN 1. JACKSON, Archi- tect. 18, ARTHUR STREET, Belfast; or to JAMES (. BELL, TULL YLISHI HOUSE, Gilford. (326c .Sale DI? aluction ...