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... Soapoint; W. Morris, Saelord;, John J. Sale, Manchester; Thonms Smith, Wick- low;, XiiSiaet J, Byrne, Wicklow;: John J. KLeegan, mreat BlrItaln-street.; Wm. Yleiiog, Very Rev. Dr. M l~roy, P.P., Tallsinore: C. Molloy, barrister; John Sweetman, Mecrion-squaro ...
... Celtic art, tue civic arms ieoilh ?? with the lettering. The certi- 5cacatewagnne and ilnaud illuminated by Mis Crosby. The caskets were desigeed by the so one ilry anid re of drarx green poplin. On ?? out- ririe erv tih rivis arms, and they are richly ...
... d bridge; Joseph Murphy, E~q, Lurgan; John Lockhart, Esq, Lurgan; William Macoun, Esq. Lurgan; John M'Kittrick, Esq, Newtownards; John Taylor, Esq. Newtownards ; Bernard Meenan, Esq. James M'Cullough, E-q, John M'Laugh!in, Esq, Louis Delauney, Esq. Edward ...
... l, Robert Lalor, Thomas Price, Edward Lalor, ch Daniel Carey, John Russell, John Fitzgerald, Paul Kehoe, :a Jvhn Byrne John Comerford, Thomas Hughes, Thomas lea Tynan, Joseph Meagher, John Meagher, Win Fitzgerald, in Christopher Mulhall, Wm Caulfield ...
... 'walling arm in arm. ti Nextfollowed Mr. John Smith, the conducting agent of Mr. a Grattan, with the professional agents two by two, walking arm, in f arm, fit N'ext proceeded in the same order several ...
... contempt. OMISSiONS. The press of matter obliges us to postpone the notice of the 3d vol. of Mr. Grattan's valuable work, Life and Tim es of Henry Grattan, by his Son. DUBLIN CITY REGISTRYYESTERDAY Registered. Rejected. Stand over. Liberals 13 ?? ?? ...
... treason against Grattan. In reply Grattan thus ?? charge comes from a hirbd traducer o? his country, che unpunished ruffian, the bigoted agitator. In the eity a frebrand, in she court a liar, in the streets a bully, in the field a coward 1 John Giffard, herwevor ...
... Keating, T C; James Delany, John Gray, Windsor terrace; I-leatheote, Long, Sutton, J A Curran, Richard Kelly, T C; P Dowling, M D Stewart, Wiitty, Henry Aher, Malony, Grattan, Walker, . Wm Grattao. jun, H G Hughes, John Smyth, John Hodgens, Henry Beausire ...
... Viscount Cole, by Sir Philip Grey Egerton. Mr. O'Connell, by Lord Morpeth. lMr. John O'Connell, by Lord Morpeth. Mr. Morgan O'Connell, by Lord Morpeth. Mr. Morgar John O'Connell, by the Chancellor of the Exchequer.. Mr. Fitzsimon, by Lord Morpeth. Mr ...
... know that there is to be an entire change of system (Grattan's Metnoirs, vol 4 p 174). Shortly after this interview Grattan dined at the Duke'a with Pitt, the Grenvilles, George Pun- so iby, Sir John Parnell, and others. Parnell and Pitt sat near each ...
... longer the son of the Grattan of '82, but as he said himself, his illegitimate offspring (cheers)-net one of the Grattans f of '82, but a new stock of Grattans, Grattan the souper (hear), Grattan the coercer (hear, hear), ...
... a mockery of Mr. John O'Connell's arguments. Mr. Urattan is as high constitutional authority. He de. nied that the bill was a coercion bill or a curfew bill. ?? abided by the Bill of Rights, for it allowed men who ought to have arms to keep them for their ...