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... HENRY GRATTAN, The Hon. Lord John Ku«sell. So bon it ted Henry G..tU„, Erq., .od .upported sir Brien,tßdr^r dl , tribul ioa of the revenuee of the Protertant ebureh, and « more eqoiwble .lloe.t'on „ft. tunds —even a, rtgurdstli betaken .nto con.iderat ...
... taking part therein being Mr. 11. Drummond, Sir. G. Grey, Mr. John O’Connell, Mr. Meagher, Mr. Somerville, Sir B. Hall, Mr. Augustus Stafford, and Mr. F. O Conner, after which , Mr. 11. GRATTAN withdrew his smendmCMr. H- HERRIES proceeded address the house ...
... hail deputed him (Mr. Grattan) t o state that it wee their desire to be allowed time to consider these matters, in order to be able to bring them before her Majesty's government at the proper dine, and in e suitable manner. The arms wherewith to conquer ...
... Meekins, T. Meagher, W. Fagan, M.P.; N. M. Power, John B. Barnes, John T. Devereux, M.P.; Lord Cloncurry, H. Maunsell, Major Blackall, M.P.; Hon. C. Lawless, M.P.; Fitz. French, M.P.; J. C. Btronge, John Greene, M.P. ; H. Fitzgibbon, W. MonjgeU. M.P.; Lieut ...
... Kielj, and Williaai Sleney, Etqn. Among* the other goaliemen piannal noticed Paler Carriek, T C ; Patrick Tobin, James Kent, John O'Bnaa, Town CUrk ; William Fiuegaa, Darid Kaogb, Bar. Mr. Ryan, Mr. Carroll, he., Ice. After aome time Ike committee retained ...
... and hoped that Mr. Grattan would consent to withdraw it. Mr. S. O’BRIEN declared his intention of supporting the address, and of waiting till he saw what the measures of Government were before he ventured to condemn them. Mr. GRATTAN then consented, in ...
... —Boyle Gazette. A fewjiights since, an armed party follows entered several houses in the vicinity of Coolavin, (within gun shot of tiro police stations of that place.) and plundered several houses of fire-arms. —Bad Tuesday last, Thomas poor-law rate ...
... Mr. Murray. London: Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans. John Murray, Albemarle-street. This day is published, in One Volume, &vo., price 18s., jap and Plans of Battles, &c., HE ARY LIFE of JOHN KE of With some account of hie MARLBOROUGH, By ARCHIBALD ...
... Henry Grattan, W Greene, Robert Keatinge, William Keogh, Charles C M'Tavish, W H Megan, Nicholas Maher, The O'Gorman Mahon, Alderman Thomasi Meagher, William flonsell, El A Herbert, Sir Percy Nugent, Sir Lucius O'Brien, Alderman Timothy O'Brien, John O'Connell ...
... ty. Imposshlel so said prudent men to thejmung enthusiast. Henry Grattan, when he cried, •* This great Council of Irish nation shall stand up free. Eighty-two arose, and Henry Grattan was hailed as saviour (hear)— After the senate had been emancipat ...
... miles this city, taking away several stand of arms, The National Council of Irish Members met yesterday in Dublin at the Kotnndo. There were members present. After short addresses were delivered by Mr. 11. Grattan, who occupied the chair, and by Mr. J. O’Connell ...
... ineasuie which they were now abate to carry themselves. Sir B. Hall had expected, after the speech of Sir G. Grey, that Mr. Grattan would have with. drawn his anteuilment, and still believed that he would have done so, had it not been for the strange speech ...