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... of it at once to Mr. John Dale, the agent for Meyer.t lumen and Co in New. York. On looking over hat of passengers botod the ilidattal imam, when she lot New York and &Won, it &mosso , that there were two named Thew!, son one John Th-mp on. a cabin passenger ...
... disorderly abecessee, Piles, Fistula, and sores of every descrip. and using obscene language in Grattan street. A fine lion.—The very satisfactory results arming form the of 104 and coats was imposed.—Catherine oughead use of this invaluable Ointmelot, when ...
... Crown ? The discussion lasted fer over half a century, and was at last satisfactorily terminated in 1782 by one Henry Grattan and his armed men. (Cheese.) In 17103 we I,ad the Declaratory Act, decreeing that the I settlement of 1782. shall at no time hereafter ...
... SLUMS —Pa.riek Quigley and John Quigley were pot forward in custody, cha rge d with wearing Orange sambas through Beliaat. The prisoners were discharged on account of the good behaviour of the public in general. . CARMAN—John Nelson was brought forward ...
... and it. landlord is Mr. John Nicholson, D.L , of Batrath. To all persons who have taken any interest in tie melancholy history of Irish evictions it is not fleece very to state that in that tear stained record the name of Mr. John Nicholson has obtained ...
... or, to use his own words in hit letter to Lord corneae, to give it a handsome support on the tart of the Gev.rnutent. Grattan was taken unto the lush Privy Council. and to all outward appearauee kmancipat ion sr. on the eve of being enacted. But before ...
... to *emu to the er Majesty the compensation to whit* tk7 we entitled in consequence of the abolition of parc), nee i n t h e arm y. After some di amnion, '.ond reading of the Bill was Hied for Men. week. A copy of the Royal warms t, amid,b_t!'‘ the regulation ...
... be dew? with cording to hie merits. The arrest was cleverly effected by Acting- Constable Bailey. GRATTAN MONUMZNY.. Ppeeird meeting of the Grattan Monument. Committee will be held at the Mansion Holum to-day at three o'clock. Mr. Foley will be present ...
... earn spoodest is Algeria says, that the inworn' ion tbi re getting very gerican, as it is 'elmstad that 8.000 Arabs are ceder arms is a country ettretsely difficult of acorn owingto the absence of roads. ffeeiere de fniet.Chtile. of Bordeaux, has offered ...
... instant:—Mary Alexander, 44, John Street, transfer from Thomas Alexander; Andrew Armstrong. 318 and 220, Old Lodge Road, T transfer from Matthew M'Cullagh ; John Boyd, 106{, M'ier Street, transfer from Jo n M'Conologue ; John Brown, 22, Lord Street, Ba ...
... to any actual proclivity of the Irishman for tumultuous assemblages, but to the above exceptional enactwent. demounted by Grattan as a false declaration of kw, which deprives the subject of his constitutional right of petitioning effectually against ...
... C.; John Monroe, Esq.; Michael t rean. lEsq; John D. O'llinlon, Esq.; Neater Lane, Albert . Quill, Esq.; Charles Doyle. Esq. ; A. M. Sullivan. Esq.; Robert M'Donnell, M.D.; Master Coffey, Semi. *Curdy Greer, Dr. M'Swiney, Philip Callan, M.P. ; John I. ...