... alter the charge. Present, theEirl of Cardigan, Captain deny ns, of the 13th Light Dragoons, Lord George Paget, and several officers cf the staff. Lord George Paget—So, Cardigan, you were not in it? The Earl of Cardigan —Wasn’t though ?” Captain deny ns—Tou ...

... politicians would persuade us. Grattan saw its force dealing wish English parties: When Fox in ’B2, wrote to the Whig party in Ireland to announce the coming of the Duke of Portland, and expressed a wish for their support, Grattan and Lord Cbarlemont met together ...

... abashed TUsre is an old man—with stooped shoulders, long thin arms, the sparest figure, haggard face, lips grimly set, an eye with the searching glance of a grey eagle— that is Henry Grattan. What of him He had a great cause, great opportunity, a great ...

... the grandeur and power of which far excelled the writings of Drennan, and were equalled only by the invocations of Grattan to the armed patriotism of Ireland. It was this moment that Smith OBnen entered Conciliation Hall for the first time. It was tllu ...

... —William K. Martin, Esq., Carrickfergus. Cavan—Samuel M inter, Esq., Agber, Summerbill. Clare—Edmund John Armstrong, Esq., Willow Bank, Ennis. Cork—John Courtney, Esq., Ballyedmond, Middleton. Cork City—Francis Bernard Beamish, Esq., Cork. Donegal—Thomas ...

... Gregory, Alderman Reynolds, Henry Grattan, M.P.; James Grattan, M.P., D.L. ; Edward Busby, J. Perrier, John Gold, Edward Haves, William Diggcs Touche, Sir Richard Baker, Dr. Gray, Wilson Gray, M. Burke, 11. Richard Kelly, H. John Chambers, sen.; Dr. Kirwan, ...

... consideration— motion negatived, 1805. O’Connell’s Reform Bill thrown out by a majority of 304 —1830. John Mitchel ar- rested—lB4B. 14. Sat— Henry Grattan died—lB2o. Monster Meeting at Mullingar, 150,000 present—1843. 15. Sun—3rd Sunday after Easier. O’Connell ...

... THE NATION. MR. HENR7 GRATTAN AND THE NATION. TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN. Sir—As Mr. Duffy’s paper, Thk Nation, not published until Saturday, I lose no time in requesting you to insert in your publication of to-morrow a denial of the statements set ...

... trigger or pushed pike than Michael Quigley, of Rathcoffey. Seventy years ago, when the arms of the Volunteers were rattling on the church-floor in Dungannon, and when Grattan’s glorious voice was ringing Exto perpetua in the Irish Senate, there were three young ...

... in his life time, and the intrinsic merit of the works which he bequeathes to future agesin both of which respects Henry Grattan must be allowed to stand foremost and superior to all his Irish predecessors and succeedents. He alone achieved for Ireland ...

... jun. 10 0 Dr. Maunsell 10 0 John furser, Esq., 100 Henry Grattan, Esq. 10 0 George lioe, Esq. 10 birE. M‘Donnell 10 T. W. Kinder, Esq. 1 0 John Chambers, Esq. 10 0 Lord Ashtown 10 bir Andrew Arm- Ilis Grace t!ie Duke of Leinster .. ...

... following entry appeared in one of the recent returns made by the Vienna police agents to their superiors Lord John Russell has walked arm 111 arm the glacis with Prince Gortschakoff.” The horse, Ireland’s Eye, by which his owner won in stakes, the other ...