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... Craig, John Fisher, John Gaussen, Isaac Hardy, Robert Hlassard, James Hlunter, George Johnston, David M'Cance, David Kirk, George Ledlie, John Knox, William Miller, William H. Lepper, Robert Murray, Robert G. M In- tire, George M'Tear, David Orr, John Patrick ...
... Erq. 3. John Cromie, Esq. ( 14. Robert Thomson, Esq 4. Wm. Agnew, Esq. 15. Hugh Lecky, Esq. 5. James E. Leslie, Etq. 16. William Moore, Esq. 6. John M'Neile, Esq. 17. Bart. MacSaghteo, Esq. 7. James Agnew, Esq. 18. Adam (Juppage, E?q. 8. John M'Gildowny ...
... Mr. LAW moved that house into committee this day three mom hi. Mr. DICKSON seconded tbe amendment. Mr. GRATTAN supported the •meodroent. Sir JOHN YOUNG said that the learned recorder for the city London had not advanced a single argument against the ...
... common assault on each of the parties. John M Grattan, and Elisa Ann Caoghy, for stealing quantity ef wearing apparel, and a looking-glass, on the of July, near PorUterry, the property ot Margaret Lindsay. John M*Grattan, guilty; Ann Caugbey, not guilty. The ...
... receive their aenteoco :—Daniel Malcolm, to imprisoned for four months ; Arthur Malone, to be transported for ten years ; John M'Grattan, imprisoned three months; and Jane Askin, three months. The criminal business having terminated, the court rose at four ...
... at the tenant had right compel the landlord, but that tho landlord had right to compel the tenant. Colonel Dunne and Mr. Grattan both the aeeuraey of this statement. Mr. said it appeared to him that his hon. friend (Sir W. Somerville) was right. There ...
... taken at the Entrances, on the day of the Queen's arrival. Children in Arms not admitted. JOHN BATES, Town Clerk. Town Hall, 4th August, IS4D. HI? Belfast . August G, 1M49. MR. T. GRATTAN, SL DENTIST, Akmaoii, begs aeipiaint tlnnlo iilrv and lidi dtilants ...
... by the Lord Primate; Alex. R. Miller, by the Lord Primate ; James fieweson, by do.; John Kinahan, by Sir Robert Bateson ; Gardiner It. Young, by the Lord Primate; John F. Kyle, by Viscount Bernard ; William Battersby, by Earl of Charlemnont* Henry Fitzalan ...
... passed close the wood, the scene of the tragedy. John Wilson had the care the timber for his landlord, the Earl of Enniskillen. Late at night, Thomas Wilson, assisted by his servant, roused up his brother John, to come the far side the wood, pretence that ...
... feeling. Dismissal is now no more contemplated than prosecution. We have receded to worse Jhan the state of things described Grattan in 1790* en he said—“ Under the present administration, the Orangemen, instead of the punishment which their outrages should ...
... afternoon, at the Foreign-oftice, Downing-street. Ministers p nt were Lord John Russell, the ir eorge Gre + Vis sunt Palmerstor Chancellor, Gre the of the Exeh quer, Sir Frane ing. John Hobhouse, the R til nH Labo isle, Lore Lord Campbell, and th of Russell ...
... ts in ondon and Edinburgh, with the | order—the arms, of course, to be returned when tran- mmediately cox pleting the medical faculty.— every one. Reporter. | quillity is restored.” ‘To have given arms to the | as it was Dr y Quarter Assistant-Barrist ...