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... coum Biggar). The patriotism that was going at the present day mar was not the patriotism of Grattan, John MiteheUl Daniel goir O'Connell, Isaac Butt. or John O'Leary, but a shram pa- pan triotism. Mr. Parnell had done great service for Ireland, desi but ...
... Cheapside, to Thomrs Nicholls; lie Lka~ t;,t Street. to Louisa New: Witt Swan, ti ' William Oldhamn; Hockley Hill Tavern John Owen; Cardigan Arms, Cardigar ? jamin Priest; Pelican, HeneageStrct teJ. i Globe, Benacre Street, to Williamn Prirl ?? Oliver Street ...
... ans began during Grattan's Parliament, and which ended in the rebelion of theUnitedlrishmea.Notthattherewifl be another United Irishmen's rebellion. So far as I can learn, all this talk end rant about lining the lastditch and arming the peasantry is regarded ...
... at Brighton yesterday afternoon. Lord Chichester is suc- ceeded by his seoi, Waltr John, Lord Pelham, who was born in 1838, and who is married to a daughter of Sir John Ducan 1311gb. ...
... MARRIED, at St, John's Church, Percy Main, near North Shields, on the 25th inst., Mr S. R. Ohisholm, proprietor of the Theatre Royal, North Shields, to Miss Annie Blackett, sister of Alderman Blackett, Mayor of Durham. DIED, at Cardigan, Wales, on Friday ...
... IIISH JhO-IE RULE. t GRATTAN'S PARLIAMENT: ITS REFORPM BILL. The year 1783 closed amid dark omens of coming trouble. a On November 29th 'Mr Flood commenced the Parliamentary campaign in support of a reform in the representation of th 3 people-a topic ...
... statesman possessing the influence and the spirit d of Grattan, would bo the probable-nay, the certain- g result of the re-establishment of a separate Loegisla- ICA )t tore in Dublin. Even nith Grattan, the experiment wn of 1782 did not av'ert, if it did ...
... Derbyshire. milliner. John Jones, Egremont, formerly Birkenhead, joinr 5?and builder, John Vassaili, New Brighton, Cheshire, tallow Ov chandler. o! Jared Holliday, Westlinton, Cumberland, ehoemaker. t George H. Smith, Bolton, tailor. John N. Woodbams, now ...
... of the Irish Parliament. Grattan's Parliament, as it is often called, sprang into existence through the desperate difficulties in which England was involved in 1782. The demands of the Irish Parliament, as set forth by Grattan, were the repeal of the ...
... Redgate as seconder. The assenting citizens were Messrs. Gee. Hill Underwood, Robt. Ramsbottomu, Jas. Garnett Datty, John Hunt, John Madeley, John Sideers -Turnbull, George S. Woolley, and Harold Woolley. Mr. Rawson was also nominated by Mr. James Barnieghain ...
... Assistant-Mistress I adhering to her intention to leave. \ A TARDY PLEA, AND WHAT IT COST.-In I Auckland Coounty Court yesterday, John Arm. strong & Co. sued for 11 ll s id, a grocery account contracted by Thomas Peart the younger, whose wife now said the account ...
... Stratford, cut on the face Williora Lloyd, 13, Chorlton-on-Medlech, arm sprained; John Heydon, 22, cashier, Stockport, contusion of both legs; and a child, one year old, named John Walker, of Openehaw, whose forehead was contused. The drivers and guards ...