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... 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 ...
... fullview of Niagara Falls and other points of great interest, stopping if they wish to do so. IMMORTAL OF HENRY GRATTAN. The statue of Henry Grattan, one of the latest and finest works of Foley, which has been erected in College- green, Dublin, has been unveiled ...
... Marsh 2,1878 —TM Countess of Cardigan presents her compliments to Mr. wood's, and begs to thank him and the Goamittee for their kind Wooden of presenting her with a piston of the or the late Salsklava Imagoes. Lady Cardigan , will have the greatest *hum ...
... report of Quarter Sessions are obliged to hold over till our issue parliament In Lords yesterday to Earl De la Warr the Earl Cardigan stated that while he could not into details might that armament with great vigour that the fortifications of Valetta were ...
... sentenced inch prisoner to seven days' hard labour for the tint offence, and 14 daps for the second. Dsr,u AND Fiournui.- I John Grattan was brought up in custody, charged with being drunk and fighting, and bu wife had been warned to appear for using obscene ...
... I think, he said, I had better give you a note to John Forster of the F-riosiner. They consult him about everything they publish. So I next took the MSS., with Mr. Ainsworth's letter, to Mr. John Forster, and left my parcel at his office, or ehamhem ...
... the present owner of which is Mr John Davies Lloyd, a young gentleman who has just attained his majority, and who owns considerable property in Cardiganshire. Nearly one hundred years ago an ancestor of this Mr John Davies Lloyd, whose conduct was in ...
... 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 ...
... using an armed force. Their police was an armed force, and the position of the representatives of the European Powers at Constantinople was that of men who had to settle the Turkish question now and for ever. They would perhaps have to send an armed police ...