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... upon by spurious imitations; the genuine have the words, Worsdell's Pills, by John Kaye,” engraved on the Government Stamp, and, further protection. Mr. Kaye's Coatof arms, and a fac simile of his signature, are printed on the directions wrapped round ...
... 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. ...
... gallant spirit evinced young Grattan, and the fact that the same almost rash contempt for danger was one of his leading characteristics. In that day, in Ireland, every man fought merely to oblige his neighbour. In 1775 we find Grattan name entered upon the books ...
... if they had expressed displeasure, the dictate of armed men ought to be di-regarded by parliament. We have no intention, indeed, to depreciate Grattan, but 'tis difficult to untie:stand how the Grattan of 'B2 and 'B3 can be considered that same individual ...
... has been appointed to the the cavalry force to proceed the Fast —the Kail of Cardigan commanding brigade under Lord Lucan, who is brother in-law Lord Cardigan. The day of de p arm re of Lord Raglan, Duke of Cambridge, and others of sutf not yei decided upon ...
... day of this town, it having been understood that Mr Grattan would address his constituents from the balcony in front of the !Super Arms Hotel, a vast crowd assembled in front. About 2 o'clock Mr Grattan made his appearance on the balcony, accompanied by ...
... NEWRY AND ARMAGH MR. GRATTAN, Dentist, May BE CONSULTED MONDAY NEXT, the 6th September, at Doctor DAVIS’S, 6, NEWBY; and at the BERESFORD ARMS* HOTEL, ARMAGH, the dav. TUESDAY, the 7th September, Belfast, August, 1869, 150 IDOLATER & CO.’S, BREWERS, XX ...
... Channel steamer !-I am, Sir, your obedient servant, Moeant. Mr. Ilenry Grattan has addressed a letter to the rt'cau.j Hail which lbs following is extract:— tncl ...
... tree stood near the house of Tnineliinch. A frieud Grattan s, thinking it obstructed the view, recommended him to cut it ci .wn. Why so?” said Grattan, Because it stands in the way the house.” Grattan—“ oU mistake, it He house that stun Is the way of it ...
... and 16th inst.. when the following were found qualified for the rank specified:—Mr. Thomas a native of Cardigan. South Wales, for only male; Mr, John Armstrong, native Dublin, for master in foreign-going ships; Mr. .Owen Roberts, native of Carnarvon, North ...
... ELECTION. The ‘Morning Chronicle,’ writing on the late county Meath Election, thus speaks of Mr. Grattan, ex-representative : “The defeat of Mr. Grattan is not Itself public loss, though the older members of thehonse may feel a passing regret at the silence ...