... ? 2,417 Henry Grattan ?? ?? ?? ?? ,. 624 The Du lin Ncws Letter contains the following;- DUNSIIAUGRLIN,; FRIDAY.-The utmost disorder that could exist without personal violence being used prevailed outside the court-house. Mr. Grattan's friends were ...

... statement truth. Mr. e rbl ,for meanly years Mr. Grattan's colleague, must be d considered competent to form a just opinion. He preferred M.Grattan to Mr. Lucas ; Lord Gormanstown also pre- ferdM.Grattan, and wrote to his agent, Colonel Cruise, to use ...

... 4tsr John Thomas, of 9, Little Stanhope-street e May 17, at half-past twelve, and June 15, at twelve' M j byf ild1r Bankruptcy, London. Mr. G. J. Graham, welv.at tho 0 fllr, Mr. Stanlland, solicitor, 30, Bouverie street, Fleet-str es;ee; lod John Burlingham ...

... Cowan T. B. Macaulay EDINRUBGBsIBiRE. Sir John Hope ELGIN BURGIIS. G. Skene Duff ELGINSHIRE. Cumming Bruce FALKIRK BURGHS. James Baird FIFES}SIRE. John Fergus FoRFARSITIRE. Lord G. Hallyburton GLASGOW. John M'Gregor Alex. Hastie GREEN0CK, Lord Melgund ...

... Hentry Drummnnisd, M.P., John Shs. Leove, Cordon, Edwanrd Berkeley, IV. D. Stanling, Edwaerd Herrics, Di- vett, MPl., T. C. Grattans, Manneors Sutton, Weliny, M.P., Sineelnan, Gaylcy, Sornis, James Garth Marshall, John Gott, John Thomas Norris, Friencis ...

... be the most seriously injured :-Charles Holliday, James Parker, William Bowney, Francis Aylesbury, John d Tyrrell, George Meekey, Henry Seymour, and John Paget. h Several medical l aen were called to the sufferers, and after I their wounds were dressed ...

... are Liberals-Mr. Lucas, .] of the Tablet, being supported by almost the entire of the Roman Catholic clergy, against Mr. Grattan, a who, however, will be sustained by many of the b electors of that denomination, and by nearly the n entire strength of ...

... Probys, Mr. Jas. Grattan- I the high sheriff of the c9u0ty-and who represented it in E former parliaments, has signified his intention, that if called upon by the electors, he will come to the hustings as a can- r didate. Mr. Grattan, however, offers ...

... aged 15, of Tallyhoc, ditto, ditto. David Davis, aged 40, Of Cardigan, boatswain, ditto. James Murches, agedd 34, °of Aylrlontp ?? carpenter,}ito Joseph Kvay, aged 41, of Bolton, maater-st-arms, ditto. George Deal, aged 20, o~f Brid po0rt, nqul~~tqarte ...

... was ' none of Mr. Grattan's business. Mr. Grattan still expressed a reverse opinion, upon which Mr. Anistey told him that he was neither courteous nor cou- rageous in having attacked him (Mr. Anstey) in his absence. Mr. Grattan observed that he had ...

... -Buiwer Lytton, Hienry Dukiutlold, John Trollepse, George Staun- ton, H.P., Robert Price, H.P., Thomas Montgomery Cuninglhamfe, John B. Johuetoils, H.P., Willoughby Jones, Janses Matheson, H.P., WV. Clay, H.P,, John Hall, Benjamin C. Brodie, Ralph Howard ...

... son of the Heon. Charles Langdale, the eminent English Catholic, was united to Miss Henrietta Grattan, daughter of our distinguished country- man, Henry Grattan, late M.P. for Meath. The ceremony was performed by the Very Rev. Dr. Flanagan,-Frenwcsan's ...