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... against them with much ability and zeal Grattan in bis speech complimented him for the honesty and g'>od sense with which handled the question (h-ar, hear). In that great division was one of the tellers Grattan's aide. By carious coincidence the very ...
... FUNERAL OP THE MB. FREDERICK D. GRATTAN ttUINNKSS. Tbe remains of this young gentleman were removed this morning from 70, Bt. Stephen'sgreen, South, tor totarmant in Meant J«r Cemetery. Tbe attendance was very large, end deepest commiseration with ratetions ...
... THE ARMS BILL. Mr HEALY gave notice that, on going into Committee on the Arme Bill, should move that be an inetraction the CominiUce that they have power to change the title of the Bill, so as to iuo ...
... THE RAID FOR ARMS COUNTY CORK. Three of tbe five prisoners cnarged ou remand Newmarket (county Cork) Petty Sessions, connexion with the recent raid for arms made in district, were dismissed yesterday, and the other two (Collios and Sullivan) were remanded ...
... ConsUhle Donohoe. who wss examined yesterday, end the man John Welsh, referred to bis information. I arretted John the 15th Norember last, in poblicbonte, No. 128, Capel street. Did y«-n know wsere John need to brer Yea ; Mr. Flanagan’s, pawnbroker's, the ...
... JiRESLDUS ROYAL MARINE HOTEL, BRAY Boot Make s. Adcock SI JOHN. 102 Grafton Rtroet j Kingstown—royal marine hotel, Twelve! minutes by rail from Dublin. ' Martin s, 38,39, and to Lower street. XHE ANGLESEA ARMS, KINGSTOWN. Robert Maguinncss. Proprietor. * The GRESHAM ...
... JOHN MOKLET THE HOUSE. SMTOB 07 TVS SXrBSSS. Sis—lrish Unionists will well to carefully •ate the speeches and fairly and temperately meet ergaaenta of John Morlay. If oar ablest is also our noblest foe, end certain loftiness of character and independence ...
... a. heed mearuro whr Grattan, becked iV Insb Voisotcef*. law In 1800 Ineh Parliament •■*• destroyed Act Union, and Ireland bad always atnee protested against usurpation the English Government of tV government She had protested armed imwirrection, and lives ...
... that drastic settlement the quarrel. If Grattan bad been a Waaiiiogton or a Cromwell, there would, uo doubt, have been separation. Great Britain at the time being uoab to meet the resistnuce of 100.00 U well-armed troops like the Volunteers, led bv tho ...
... ORDER OF ST JOHN OF JERUSALEaI NOTES FROM PARIS. There a slight diminution in the afternoon crowds of saunterers that are daily to bo mot with on the Boulevards. The fashionable shops have lost many of their daily visitants, and the social tide seems ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AND THE CITlf ELECTION. ‘‘My dear West—Having heard some kind friends have entertained a suggestion that the expenses of election ought to be defrayed subscription, 1 write to beg you will convey to them my opinion on the subject. have ...
... could ba too often called the Sir John Orwy nearly doubling size the works, nearly das the pipes, and io nearly doubting the dra | the biiatnrr which bad hew fully out bribe rasull hear. bear). It forroeao by Sir John Gray that If tb* capacity the work* ...