... they box. So far as regards consistency, however, Mr. Henry Grattan bears away tlie palm from bis more versatile rival. He has not imitated t’uc mindlessness, if wo may coin an expression, of John O’Connell, first declaring his approval of the bill, and ...

... First Class, vice A. Ferguson, promoted; Surgeon J. Stewart, from the 26th Foot, Staff Surgeon of the Second Clara, vice C. Grattan, M l)., who retires upon half-pay; Staff Assistant-Surgeon G. Williamson, M.D., to Staff Surgeon of the Second Class, vice ...

... had been treated and supported by the electors of Kildare. In c inclusion, Mr. O’Neill relumed his thanks to Mr. John O'Connell, Mr. H. Grattan, and the different persons who assisted the Kildare election; and proceeded to refer to the conduct of hi* grmoe ...

... above the elbow of right arm, crucifix; below the elbow, a tomb, weeping willow, ami the figure of female kneeling the foot of it; outside the wrist, heart and the artns of Venus, with the letters W. and “J. F.inside of the arm, hope, anchor, and the figure ...

... the opinion of ibo law officers >ava« aaMaalut; but if, the tic- of ibe crown the sufficiency of ibe law punisb .rto.ei.». John Bull euflVred one-fifih of the it. and, in the event the answer being m tiegaprivatinas to which Tipperary men were aubject ...

... platform during the proceedings: John MGrath, C.C.. Kill; Rev. John Cantwell. PP. Tramore; Rev Mr. Walsh, I Power. C.C., Kill; Rev. Roger Power, C.C., Mnttrfnrfl. Rev. Edmund Meagher. C C.. Rev. Mr. low-r P.P., Rev. John Casey, C.C.; Patrick '‘wer. Sir ...

... Mr. P. Scaopß supported the bill, which her tbonght might be made dovetail into Lord John Russell’s plan for the relief Ireland. Col. Wood, jno., thought Lord John Russell’s arguments unaswerable, and that the noble lord had not done well waiving the ...