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... MR. SCULLY AND MR. GRATTAN. M.P. Mr. Grattan has sent us the following letter with request that we should publish it in reply some remarks made by that gentleman in CoueiUatioii Hall ou last Monday. Sir—ln speech of yours reported in the Freeman this ...
... MR. SCULLY AND MR. GRATTAN. M Mr. Grattan has »*-nt us Journal) the following Irttrr, with a request that should publish it in reply to some remarks made that gentleman i Q Conciliation Hall last Monday : 84, Stephen’s green, Bth January, 1850. ** Sir—ln ...
... MR. SCUf.LY AND MU. GRATTAN, M.P, Mr. Gr»lt«n trot u« (Fretman'a Jvurnnl) ih» following Uttrr, with rpquaat that publith it in rrpljr lo *oin» rnnatka mad* with rrgini to that gentleman in Conciliation Hallonlait Mond.j •* 84, StephenVgreen, Bth January ...
... Mr. HORSMAN AND LORD JOHN RUSSELL. In reply question from Mr. ROEBUCK, with respect to Mr. Horsmin’s letter to bis constituents, in which be charged tbe noble lord at tbe of the government and Sir George Grey with fraud on the house, in promising introduce ...
... DINNER AND ADI-RESS JOHN JOSEPH Irish Socirtt’s DEFtTSTiow at Colbrairb.—A .Imputation from the Hon. the Irish Society arnrrtl Omrock's Coleraine, .lnes.lay. Ihe deputa tion consisted of Alderman John Humphrey, Covernor ; Thomas Dakin, Esq., 1 deputy-Governor ...
... for John Cassell’s Coffee ; then inquire of that Agent for ings are instituted against the person guilty this flagrant “John Cassell’s Coffee not be persuaded to take any and disgraceful fraud. And John Cassell hereby gives other Coffee than John Cassell's ...
... ARTIFICIAL TEETH, Ac. MR. T GRATTAN (FORMERLY ARMAGH), DENTIST, prmanpntlv No. 11, CUIXF.GE-SCiIIA»J|F,AST, BKI,- FAST, exactly opposite the Inslkution, qM very near to the Ulster Railway Terminus. J i Mr. GRATTAN visits ARM JGl|p-(#Pssionally, every SATURDAY ...
... Bellew, Lord and Lady Massarene, Mr. and Mrs. Grogan Morgan, Lnid KUleca. Mr. James Grattan and l.tdy Laura Grattan, Lady and blits Campbell, Mr. John O’Brien. M.P.; Mr. John Carden, 6ir William Lyons, Captain Fiisgerald. Mrs. and Miss Fitsgerald. (be lion ...
... there to reiterate the charge, and offered to prove it. Lord JOHN BUSSELL said the hon. member ought, in that case, to come down and state them, and move for committee, which be (Lord John Russell) certainly would not oppose. The matter then dropped. ...
... rejection. Mr. Grattan Has the manliest manner challenged the Gorcrnment lawyers in the House of Commons to prore that the abolition of the Lord Lieutenancy, is not an illegal and unconstitutional proceeding. Was that challenge accepted? No. Sir John Jsrvis, ...
... ABOLITION OF THE LIEUTENANCY. Arms si), whst miserable minority voted against tl»e introduction of Lord John UuhscU's Bill, to abolish the oflk-c of Lord Lieutenant, and appoint Secretary of State instead! Only seventeen Irish members were found to stand ...
... ikatonof the iUuatrioua Grattan (Mr. Henry Grattan, ■the Member lor Meath]. At that meeting Mr. KiCaai non, laming to Hr. Grattan, said Oh! yarn fa. I her pot fra* Wads his banner* ia 17*2.’’ What did the illaatrioas Grattan asraa by that ? At that dm* ...