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... Catholic spirit, pervaded the Administration- Arms Acta wen passed forbidding the importation of arms and afiamaaldon and authoriziag the yeomanry to posh law at any boar of day or eight on pre maw of searchiog for arms. A siandlee of was placed at the disposal ...
... William Baltersby, Samuel Garnett, Francis Murphv, Christopher Drake, Smith, M O’Reilly, L Smith, John Cornwall, Lambert Disnev, James Fox, F. Allan, John Gannoti, Thomas bauikner, B Barnmc'l, Detpard, Austin, &c. Ac. The several candida'es declared their ...
... appeared within the lest 600 years in Island are Grattan and O'Connell (great &Indium). I should say that he must be either a very stupid or a very base Irishman who would wish to erase the achievements of Grattan end O'Connell from the innate of his country ...
... James Builer, Lord Roscommon, H. Grattan. Esq. M.P. and Mrs. Grattan, Hon. Mr. Boyle, Sir John Burke, Ponsonby, Esq. J, R. Hunter, Esq., &e. During the races the Countess of Mtdgravc, the Countess Howth, Mrs. H. Grattan and another lady, sate in the chariot ...
... call upon their representatives in Parliament to use they influenoe in obtaining for them the right to arm. If ,they whre denied the right to procure arms legally, they would only have to get rifles the Way the Illst„er Volunteers got them. In a country fret ...
... friend and affectionate husband. He will long and deservedly regretted by all who knew him. At Edcnderry, on the inst., Or. John Grattan, in his 68th year, sincerely and deservedly regretted by his numerous friend and relatives. Jan. 13, at the hou ...
... Londonderry Mr. H. Grattan, the Member for Meath. The parties were placed at the i distance, anti, on the signal b ing cri'en, Lord Londonderry received Mr Grattan's fire, and then tired in the air. Mr. Bodkin the pan of Mr. Grattan, expressed himself ...
... gossamer thread, the Faughs must now be better armed for thq demands which fast and eager opponents will make on them next Sunday. Such was the storming finish put in by the champions to wrench victory from the Grattans in the end, that they are due another thought ...
... Dancing—An u, 1. O'Growney's Books, 1 dl 3—John Maguire. Oastlebellingbatn, I ; P D Fearroo, Causlough, and II O'Beirne tied. Cooversational Teat—Win QuinliTan, Ist. The judges were Lord Castletown, Sir Thai Grattan Esmond., and Mr D Lynch, M B I A. ...
... farrd Calcraft John Howard Hemy Rui.a«ll Lord Jotro Calthorp# Hon F Howick Via K«s»ell Lord W Callhurpe iioo A Horne J Russell Gtt Calvert N Hurst Sandon Viscount CaUert C Hutchinson J H Scarlett James Campbell Walter John Sebright Sir John Canning Rt Hon ...
... Pahat mown, Margaret, widow ot the late John lie. pea, formerly or t•ro• gbeda, aged ktr years. May she feet In peace. Ameriuso and English papers please copy. KllRAN—llasob 17, 1139 t, at his residence, Grattan pia. e, Dublin James Kieran, ca.rVerutrant ...
... Mr. John Stewart, Killileagh ; second ditto, Mr. John Martin, Inch. G. âCalves, first and second preniums awarded to Mr. John Martin, Inch. H. âBoars, six competitors, first premium awarded to Mr. Mark Berry, Moira; second ditto, to Mr. John Marlin ...