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... given to the people supply themaelvea with arms (Hear.) could not persuaded that this was purely an accidental thing; was extraordinary that Nation in state of starvation should call for importation of arms to such an extent that the manufacturers wera ...
... Gregory, Henry Grattan, William Smith O'- Brien, William Bunbury, Robert God- ley, Henry W. Barron, Bart., Thomas Esmond Bart., James Power, William Sharman Crawford, O’ Conor Don, Benjamin Chapman, Pierce Somerset Cornelius O'brien, John Kelly, R. Smithwick ...
... the Plan will be explained by some of the Clergy of the Town. JOHN MORAN, H. ALEXANDER. DANIEL BAGOT, Vicar JOHN DODD. Only Two Nights. of Newry. | THOS. BUTLER, D.D., By Permission of JOHN BOYD, Esq., Seneschal, HE GENTRY INHABITANTS of NEWRY and its ...
... Saturday; the Eerl of Massareene in the Chair. The following Members were present:—Mr. W. S. O'Brien, Mr. P. S. Butler, Mr. H. Grattan, Colonel Acton, Mr. G. A. Hamilton, Mr. T. Martin, aud Mr. Grogan. Some clauses of the proposed Poor Relief (Ireland) Bill ...
... Atthill ; and the Rev. Henry L. Tottenham is to be pro- moted from Galloon to Fistona, in the diocese of Clogher. The Rev. John Thomas Langford, A.M., bas been appointed to the Curacy of Carrickfergus, County of An- trim ; patron, the Very Rev. the Dean ...
... by the language of common sense. That language is little understood in a country where the rampant fustian of the late Mr. Grattan hag so many admirers and imitators, and where Mr. O'Counell’s coarse Billingsgate passed for thirty years as | eloquence of ...
... country. In the qualities of his pea- gantry, he never could rise beyond their nakedness god their bruises. He had not, like Grattan, the of throwing poetic brilliancy over the rugged- ness of national barbarism ; nor, like Curran, of tak- ing 8 single figure ...
... decoction of the same strength as ordered by the College of Physicians. Sold in Bottles : 3s., 5s., and 10s. Prepared only by JOHN EVANS (late Partner in the Firm of Evans), Apothecary, 38, Srreer. SOLD by SAML. BAILIE, Bookseller, Hitu-srreer, #3” OBSERVE ...
... be an ORDINARY each day at the RATION ARMs, Hillsborouch. at SIX ft is proposed to publish further articlés ina subsequent publication. | June 19, 8847 APLTAL—£2,00€,000, in 100,000 Shares, of £20 each. 's' John Shaw Leigh, Esq. R. B. B. HW. Blundell ...
... evening previous to runving, by paying double the foregoing entrance. ‘There will be an ORDINARY each day at the Corpo- RATION Arms, Hillsborough, at SIX o'clock. [It is proposed to publish further articles subsequent publication. | June 19, 1847, OCs TO ...
... every second Tuesday. There was not a large atten- gance. At half-past 2 o’clock, the chair was taken, en the motion of Mr. Grattan, M.P., seconded by Major Blackall, M.P., by Bolton Massey, Esq. Mr. Ferauson (the honorary secretary) proceeded to state the ...
... Members of Parliament present, and many visitors attended, whom were several ladies. After short speeches from Henry Grattan and John O’Connell, it was resolved that they should adjourn to consider iu private the measures fit to be submitted to Government ...