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... Prepared only, and Sold and Retail, JOHN' EVANS (late partner the Firm of Hew ley Evans) 38. Richmond Street, Dublin. In Bottles, Is. and 2s. 6d. each. Also, Bf.wlbv & Evans, Anderson Adams, Dublin, and by GRATTAN CO.. BELFAST. NOW IN PORT, It NEW ¥OU ...
... Keating, Esq., ; M.Jor Blackall, M.P.: Thos. Meagher, Esq., M.F. ; Fiancis Sully. Esq., M.P.; Colonel Dunne, M.P.: John Sadleir, Esq., M.P ; John Greet', K>q.. M.P. ; also, Wiliiam Sharman Crawford, E-q.. M.P. for Rochdale. The chair was taken Sir Lucius O'Brien ...
... gallery, from Sir R. Inglis, Mr. STAFFORD asked whether Mr. Grattan would divide tho House upon his amendment. Mr. GRATTAN replied that he certainly would. The House then divided Mr. Grattan’s amendment. Ayes Noes On the motion of Mr. Mr. Staffort), debate ...
... tlial the dreadful scenes that hare lately occurred, at Tooting, shall prevented, future. THK HUSH INSI IIItECTION. Mr. 11. GRATTAN gave notice, that, Monday, would move for returns the number of troops of the line employed in the insurrection iu Ireland ...
... Machine Joseph Brad dell, I box Arms William M'Connell, 1 truss Woollens John Lytle, I hhd. Sugar J. Dorn an, 3 bales 2 bundles Hemp C. Bessel), 3 mats Yarn John Richardson, Sons, Co., I trass Linen J. Gilbert, 1 bag Goods John Murphy, 2 cases Veneers Prineett ...
... recommended had boon followed there would have been no more suspension of arms, but the parties would have enjoyed all the advantages of peace. (Hear, hear.) But what suspension arms has taken place the South of Europe is a mystery; and probably shall e ...
... wholesale and retail, by JOHN EVANYS, Apotliecary, 38, Richmond-street, Dubliii (late of the tirm of Bewlev anid Evans), in Bottles, at Is. and 2sa 6d. each; also, bv BEWLEY & EVANS, ANDERSON and ADAMS, Diiliii, anil by 43 GRATTAN AND CO-, BELIAST. YOU MIAY ...
... fesseul lie was surprised to hear time exaggerated stateusesuts of Mr. Grattan. That bout, eant learsuet gentlensan 1uad said lie was a rusined mass. (Roars of laighiter.) Mr. GRATTAN (jumping up, and with much emphasis.) -No, no. (Laughter.) -Sir 1.r ...
... Windischacbt, which they look storm, and afterwards entered. The Austrians captured 12 guns, mortars, several gun-carriage*, arms, and baggage, and made upwards prisoners. The rebels had (JO killed, and 120 wounded ; the Austrians hail « killed, and I. ...
... have heard indeed that m the north of Europe there was suspension arms; but what suspension of arms has taken placo in the south of Europe is to a mystery. Has there been a suspension of arms between Austria and Piedmont ? There has been a rumour, with regard ...
... speaking with a view to introduce an amendment of different de^pt^. The t° mUnuenKo reinTlrish miseries and grievances d-awing Mr. John gay, applied himself as amendment and stra y thc affiiirB f much to a hat unhappy country, he towards btmsf fto offer to their ...
... two amendments were submitted; the first Mr. DTsraeli, which was similar in spirit to Lord Stanley’s ; and the other by Mr. Grattan, pledging the House to remedial measures for Ireland. The lust was negatived by majority of to 12 ; and the debate upon Mr ...