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... gentleman, who gave his name at John Ma>tii Boorkc, of Fort-William, Scotland. He was committed to Newgate under the recent act of Parliament. the Mime evening, about half-p ist eight o’clock. Mr James Martin, brother Mr John Martin, found guilty the Commission ...
... that neigh- LOItl) JOHN UUJSELLS REFERENCE TO TI,E )our 100 j holding high office, and most amiable, LATE MR. GRATTAN. Ulos t respected in his private character, had I siil - respectea iu . —-vicr,. are amazed at the use made Lord John , burncd tQ the groun(l- ...
... (Cheers). The end was at hand and so , get arms and prepare (Loud applause) sooner, would they be free men; and thus o. J™*' they hope to effect the liberation of John M_ che by his country arraying itself arms and glory. (Cheers). ...
... against me, I beg you will have the goodness to insert the following refutsvion of them. Your obediEnt servant, HENRY GRATTAN. MR. GRA.TTAN TO MR. DUNNE. _ 1, Sackville-street, Piccadilly, Dec. 16, 1347. Sir,—l have just read in the Free::ian's Journal ...
... the great Grattan, occurred—coercion arid conciliation we proposed the latter, and opposed the former (and concludes) Mat the Liberty of the People be Immortal !!” How changed the son! How changed even since last year when he sent away his arms, and opposed ...
... Forester, Nwßedford Sailed [Aug. \for Tom Roberts, James,Westprt Mary Jobann.Davis,Cardigan Victoria, Lewis, Newport Bethea, Kelso, Ayr Elizabeth A Sarah, Bailey Dublin John Francis, Deaves, Quebec Joseph Porter,Reid,Liverpool Wuxeer, Sutherland, Leith Wind ...
... pupils already admitted is one hundred. Petty Sessions, August B,lB4B.—Before John Milner, (mayor), David Edwards, Esq., and other borough magistrates.—»>w*m Owens, the wife of John Owens, Nantnode, near ialybont, the mother of eight children, was taken up ...
... established Drumcondra, styled the O’Connell Club it was organised by a deputation from the Grattan Club, consisting of Mr. Barry, the secretary, and some others. The Grattan Club will assist in the organisation of Clubs in the districts of Clontarf, Coolock ...
... Lieutenant, who expected in the course of da vs. Spirit o t!)c Press. the John Bull.) Lord Cardigan and thk Ki.icvk.ntii Hi ssars.— It is with view to bear hard upon Lord Cardigan that deem it our duty to pUcc before the public the particulars of another ...
... of Clonmal- lon, a parish in the county of Meath, of which county Mr. Grattan is a representative. Mr. Grattan's first letter is addressed to this Mullen as follows : — MB, GRATTAN— THE REV. ROBERT MULLEN. !14, St. Stephen s-green, 12th Jan., 1848. ...
... these ireasonable letters are published and read by myriads. Ireland is everywhere forming into clubs and arming for rebellion. Does Mr. Grattan charge us with inventing (hat fact also? Would that lie could prove it an invention! ...