... kept his promise ? (Loud cries of No, no.) How did Mr. Grattan' act in relation to the Coercion Act ? He not only give his vote in favour of it, but stated in the House of Commons that the arm of the law couhl not be too vigonrously exercised in this ...

... county of Down. Sir John was no time-server, and he kited the idea of a Union. In the olden time a branch of his family had borne the title of Duffcrin and Claneboy, and on his chimney-piece lay a snuff-box adorned with the family arms. Lord Castlereagh ...

... CLIFFORD, ESQ., TO MISS LAWSON, DAUGHTER OF SIR JOHN LAWSON, BART., OF BROUGH HALL, CAI:TERIChI. on Wednesday, the pit April, was solemnised at the beautiful chapel of St. Paulinus, Brough Hall, the seat of Sir John Lawson, Bart., the marriage of his eldest ...

... enthusiastic, and significant that has been witnessed in this city for some time. Among those present were—Henry Grattan, M.P. ; Sir Simon Bradstreet, John Reynolds, Esq., M.P. ; Very Rev, Dr. Cahill, Very Rev. Dr. Spmtt, Rev. P. J. Gilligan, C.C. ; Rev. Mr. Brown ...

... acts of violence and treason. The only innocent party was that which included Grattan, Curran, Charlcmont, Barrington, and Plunket—the party which deprecated resort to arms, and denounced all traitorous alliance with France, but exhorted the ruling powers ...

... rears' trial proved the efficacy ATKINS' PREPARATION for the hninediate removal and destroying superfluous hair on the face. arms, and neck, without the least injury to the skin. A sealed jacket sent free, with directions for use, to any address, on receipt ...

... January, the Grattan Statue will be unveiled. It is a very excellent work of art, which I had ample opportunity of examining in Mr. Foley's studio before it was sent over. Mr. Foley evidently selected as his ideal the great orator, with uplifted arm, apostrophising ...

... Sicele, and Hilda de Trafford, her four sisters ; Lady Mary Plunkett, sister of the Earl of Fingal' ; Miss Grattan Bellew, sister of S;r Henry Grattan Bellew ; and Miss Gwendoline Petre, cousin of the bride ; and the Hon. George Bryan (toth Hussars), brother ...

... behalf by the Lord Mayor and Mr. Brooks. M. P. , es• Lord Mayor. With the exception of Sir John Esmond., Bart., M.P., and Mr. E. G. beast M.P. who represented the Grattan' family, every speaker, save one, who has been nominated to take a public part in the ...

... Mr. John Wallis, has a very varied table of contents, covering the period from 1839 to 1843. Perhaps the case most likely to catch the attention of anyone wto cares to note the changes which come over public opinion, is the trial of Lord Cardigan before ...

... tete. (1., p. 259.) Of Barere, whom Mr. Grattan seems to hare known intimately, he gives us few particulars of any interest, but extracts some'from Sir Arthur Faulkner's Visit to Germany in 1829-30-31. Mr. Grattan greatly regrets that he himself ...

... was held immediately, and by extraordinary promptitude Mr. Grattan was returned before midnight. By one o'clock the return was on its way to Dublin • it arrived at five ; and a party of Grattan's friends repaired to the private residence of the proper ...