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... P., Sir W. Dillon, Bart., Sir T. Dancer. Bart.. John Davis, Ok.. Warrenpoint; Hercules Ellis, .IP, Lord Fitzgerald and Vesci. John ho«all,D L., Earl of Glengall, Edward Grogan M.P , Bight I om J«. Grattan, Francis Hev. T. D. Grt-KK, •• •• Mans Hamilton ...
... -VFBride; third do., Mr. John Snowden, plough held David Reid. Second class.*first prize, Mr. Thomas Gray, plum*ll held by James Dowling; second do., Mr. John Ireland, plough held Robert Montgomery. Third class.*first prize, Mr. John Carlisle, plough held ...
... Samuel ; Dunn, F. P. ; Grattan, H. ; Grogan, E. Hamilton, G. A. ; Hamilton, J. H. ; Hamilton, Lord C.; Herbert, 11. A. ; Hill, Lord E. ; Jones, Captain ; Leslie, C. P. ; Maxwell, Hon. J. P.; Naas, Lord; Napier, Joseph ; Sadleir, John Taylor, T. E. ; Verner ...
... severe ather too ! Its dreadful to think of! must inquire into the matter further. Ibid. Grattan Gratified.—ln the House of Commons, the other evening, Mr. H. Grattan declared that the misgovermuent of Ireland had been such, that all the Ministers w had ...
... present were. Lord John Russell, the Marquis of the Marquis of Clanricarde, the Lord Chancellor, the Karl of Minto, Earl Grey, the Earl of Carlisle, Viscount Palmerston, Sir George Grey. Lord Campbell, Sir Francis 'l'. Baring, Sir John Hobhouse, the Right ...
... the ports from Milford Northwards throughout Cardigan Bay. During this week, Mr. Rees was informed that a vessel, somewhat answering the description of L'JliroudelU, had been seen beating about outside Cardigan bar. was ultimately successful in coming with ...
... will say, that they ' Thc Karl F.I.I.ENUOUOrOH said, the Hill only are not to contented any reduction of rents which Ihhited armed processions, hut did not prohibit pro- or d could male. They have taken the law into generally that the Orangemen might assemble ...
... 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 ...
... complete Parliamentary liberty. He was deeply attached to the Constitution of 1782. had seen Ireland rise from injuries to arms and from arms to liberty,” and, therefore, it was no wonder that be resisted the Union, of which measure ho continued a steady opponent ...
... said if be (Lord John Russell) bad stated that the object of this measure was to make a change in the legislation for Ireland, so to make it more in harmony with the legislation of this country, should not have opposed it. Now he (Lord John Russell thought ...
... Ballybay, County M James B. Rentoul, Presbyterian Minister, Garva, angor, Richard Grattan, M.D., County Kildare; Josep proprietor of Lhe Dundalk Democrat ; James } y des- yp Rey. John Rovers. Comber held Down; William Girdwood, Lurgan Rev. Jot o held, ., that ...
... 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 ...