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... one of them, Henry Grattan (whose eldest family representatives of baronet married } more than a Liberal ; anda might hare was executed on Carlisle-bridge for high treason in 1798, have been more thana Ruler. But could induce Sir John to add to or diminish ...
... 1782 Grattan moved a resolution in the Irish Parliament. the chief purport o! which was the repeal of the statute of George 1., by which England claimed a right to legislate for beim:. There never was an orator woo bad greater triumphs than Grattan through ...
... Good Hope in the autumn. Ten members of the 12th Devon Artillery Volunteers have been expelled for disorderly conduct. Colonel John Doaborough, C. 8., has been appointed governor of the new Military College at Cowley, near Oxford. On page 1 of the Army List ...
... Sales by Auction. ATSHTORD UUIS INN, BTJBIJ2S combe, “DEVON. MB THOBBE has received icstruotions from Mr. JOHN TAYLOE, to by AUCTION, FaiDAT, MAY 6th, 1876, »t Two *dook p.m., 19 h.Ad CATTLE, 2 Cart Hot.M, 1 Colt. OarU. OMUboat, and hamow, &a, «o. About ...
... of-the NEWEST SCARFS, Ties Hosiery, (Jloves, Knitted Cardigan Jackets, and Articles of General Outfit at HAWKINS', THE EUREKA SHIRT ESTABLISHMENT, REGENT HOUSE, 259, HIGH STREET, EXETER. l\/fES. JOHN HA WKlNSbegs to announce *J-A to Ladies that she prepared ...
... subject of investigation at the London Hospital. The deceased, John James Sutton, 23 years of age, was bitten by a dog on December 9th. He told his wife there was a wound on the left arm, which he had had oauterieed at a chemist's shop. After the lapse ...
... Gri sheer force of the most earnest ge defects o! ance. In Phillips’s “Curra: thus “He bent poraries,” Grattan’s mode of | the ground; swang his arms aud ‘and ‘hn the grotesqueness of his m tone and drawling emphasis, gives an account speech in the House ...
... prevent this. It was better to trust the providence of God—in the arm the Almighty—than to what had been called the integrity of the Empire of Turkey; and he would further, and say, let there armed intervention if necessary. ■Nations, as well as individuals ...
... Wepnespar, Sept. 13. ARRIVED (Passed to Bristo 1):—Sara, Paysandu; Cor- ‘Morant and Xema—two for C Waterford: _ Tivyside, Cardigan; ork; Argo, Dublin; Lara, Glasgow; Annie Daver, B In Kingroad Cronstadt. for Gloucester :—Ours, #3, Odessa; Rose, ss, SALLED ...
... nt being that all the (tresses of the children were made of calico. MONUMENT TO GRATTAN.-Dublin kol)t holiday on Thursday on the unveiling of the statue of Henry Grattan on Gollege Green. An enormous procession of the trades of the citly, with bands and ...
... ion, said: I havo no of having -treated my wife with Inever, to my knowledge, caused bruises on bor arms, I have never held her so tightly by tho arm af to bend her bracelets, in 1874slamming tho door in her face, which brulsed her cheek ; but I deny ...
... The deceased baronet was married in 1861 to a granddaughter of the late Right Hon. Henry Grattan, and is succeeded in the title by his son Thomas Henry Grattan, born in 1862. MIIRDER JIM/MT.—A married woman, named Machen, has been murdered, it is supposed ...