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... Miss Catherine Close — Train of rich white glace silk, a Limerick dress over white satin. Feathers and lappets Mre. Henry Grattan—Corsage and train of rich black eatin, lined with black silk, trimmed with bows of tulle and satin the cor- sageand sleeves ...
... George Grehan, Van Homri h. Joeeph Deane, G~rg«, BuMher V.ymour Carter, tlueen'a Baye; â-enry Cloae. John Connell DL ⢠Ryan. John B Garden, John £ibeon, Bo>d, DL. Weatmealh; illi.m Duckett. Arthur Gray.. Denny, Dragoon.; GralUn Curran. William P.ljgerald ...
... Regiment; John Hatchell, ohn Perrin, Noreott D'Estérre Roberts, T J Beasley, J Freeman Hughes, John C Delmege, mott, Cust, 8th Hussars; Richard Burton Maunsell. Bolton, Nathaniel Montgomery, John Norwood, George William Fitzgerald, George Griffith, John B Green ...
... ” by the title of Adventures of the Connaught Rangers, William Grattan, Esq, an esteemed officer in that celebrated ut the penin sular war; and, with Lis who fought dashing brothers in arms, passed through 80 many perils, and met with so many singular ...
... intend to say it. the member for Meath (Mr. Grattan), although be (Mr. Suaw ) Was it in Ireland alone that the price of provisions was high ? of anawering the expectations which had been formed in Trelatd. Mr. GRATTAN—I deny that I said it. 1 appeal to my must ...
... escape—she had just time to snatch ber infant child in her arms, and run out undressed. The cause assigned for this outrage is, that Mr. Gaynor bas two mea iu geol for robbery of bis fre-arms.— Limerick Chronicle. DUBLIN AND DROGHEDA RAILWAY COMPANY. ...
... Carter, R.8. Bourke, John Latouche, Ponsonby Moore, Walter Hussy Burgh, Robert Cassidy, Sir William Hort, Bart., M. C. C, Roberts, Arthur Henry, J. H. Nangle, G. A. Mansfield, William Palmer, D. Henchy, Edward Beau- mon, Henry Grattan, Christopher Ryn4, ...
... thirty years of age, and Garret Lynam, also about the same age, were indicted for the wilful murder of Richard Grattan, jun.,son of Dr. Grattan, of Drummin, in this county, upon the 18th of August, 1846, by mixing together a certain quantity of white arsenic ...
... for insurrection, through the indalgence uf which some of his relatives have rendered themselves rather remarkable. His son, John O'Connell, of Agbgore and Darrynane, took the field in 1689 at the bead of acompany of foot, which he raised for the service ...
... in the Rotunda. Among those present were, Lord Wallecourt, Thomas Ball, G. Hudsoo,|E. Chetwode, Samuel Ferguson, Henry Grattan, John Mitchell, Gustavus A. Hamilton, William S. O’Brien, D. Roche, D. J. Wilson, C. G. Duffy, J. C. Delmege, M Doheny, F. Comyn ...
... Bathurst was the Clerk of the Council in Waiting. The Queen gave sudiences His Royal High- to the Marguis of Lansdowne and Lord John Russell. ness the Prince of Lucca had an audience of Her Majesty on taking leave. His Royal Highness was introduced by Viscount ...
... forgot the services of an O'Neill, a Fitzgerald, a Grattan, or an O'Connell —the honesty of a Daly, the courage of a Yelverton and a Burgh—(cheers.) In conclusion, be said that the principles of Grattan and O'Connell, when he was dead and gone, would be ...