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... arose Daniel O’Connell perhaps the most remarkable of all the remarkable men who have ever advocated theCatbolic claims, Grattan, and Curran, and Plunkett were Protestants ; some of the unhappy men whose lives had been forfeited to the laws which they ...
... some hundreds amateurs were present. The Right lion Isaac Corry, the Chancellor the Exchequer, fought the Right lion. Henry Grattan, a Privy Councillor, anddeader of the Opposition. The Chancellor was hit. IHO also fought two others. Metge, Baron of tlie ...
... legal profession, Colley Grattan. wa» man of considerable talent, which lie has bequeathed unimpaired his son, the same name, well known in the Ilvjhways and Dyeways Europe as most polite and accomplished writer. Mr. Grattan, the Summer Assizes of 18T2 ...
... would agree to the re-appointment of the committee railways, order to obtain further evidence respecting their manage-111 Lord John Russell in fixing ihe discussion the Poor Law Bill tor Friday, stated the alterations meant to propose, the most important ...
... County. —The Candidates are, ithe contemptible creature, Henry Grattan and Lord Killeen. The through-going servile slave of the mob—Grattan—the political defamer of his patronimic—Grattan, pleages himself a repealer. What has Lord Killeen done ? The priest ...
... ; some foot: oilier* two on a horse, with their heads and arms tied up ; some dragging along by the atirrups, & o hers the tails of the hors s. Libel.— ln the Queen’* Bench, on Wedne*. day, John Joseph Lawson, printer and publisher (he Times newspaper ...
... 1839. Whiteacre John, Michael-»t. do New Ross, Bth April, 1835. Walsh Edmond, Cross-lane, Whitney Andrew, South-st. dodo Williams Joseph, Mary-st. New Ross Bth April, 1840. Walsh Patrick, John-st. dodo Walsh Philip, John-st. do do Wherry John, Priory-st. ...
... MANSION-HOUSE A man with but one arm, whose name was staled to Edward Richards, was brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with having been in a helpless stateol intoxication in the streets on Sunday night. The defendant was taken to the stationhouse ...
... busi. ness ; but if he did not. and ether lion, member look it up, he could consider it his duty to do so ('hear-) Mr. H. Grattan said it was clrar that orders and warrants had been issued and used in the manner alluded to, but the question was, whether ...
... lent ; hut, evi n these win become sensible the deorad-ition ljeld iiicajoible se'.t-ooverninent, and looking on with folded arms until the harvtst he ready tor the ; wldcii » a«e timir pseudo ; airioli?m sure and unreasonablv claim the traits, w hi.-b ...
... round Ins head.and seeming one his hands with rope which twisted about his wrist and fingers. Alter doing this he held up his arm and exclaimed, 1 only use one hand, the other lied up, | and 1 can’t move it.” He then told the people that his head was hard ...
... Ait ms. —On Sunday evening three men, armed, with their faces blackened, entered ihe house of James Devan, of near lloscrea, and forcibly took away his gun and case of dsfols.— Nenayh Guardian. ]'h\TENSIVE JOBBERY ARMS. —Cajitaill Rock is jtreparing* early ...