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... the Chairman to John Smith, of London, for the purpose of receiving any support the London Committee may think proper to give, and as proof the grateful sense entertained by the meeting the important services rendered to Ireland Mr. John Smith and the London ...
... Resolved—That the following Gentlemen shall constitute such Committee Peter Brophy, John M*Mullen, John Harrington, John O'Neill, Joseph R. Pirn, James Dawson, Richard Henry Grattan, Robert Roe, Jeremiah Haughton, Richard David Henry, Isaac Stewart, David Lynch ...
... proportion of Protestants to Roman Catholics in these appointments w as to 50. (Hear) The object of his Hon. Friend (Mr. Grattan) was simply, therefore, this—to know whether religious faith was a ground exclusion from those offices which the act 1793 ...
... this evening. Sunday morning, at one o'clock, the residence Counsellor P. Read, near Sen rid', was attacked by a numerous armed party. Mr. Head was awoke some men entering through the window of his bed-room, and rising in his bed, received several shots ...
... Bill »as ,u prevent Cocls being sold under false denominations, the next was tu preserve fair and honest uiea- lure. Mr. GRATTAN, in allusion to a Bill introduced by bis father, for the Coal Trade, observed, that the measure was a totally different d ...
... MINORITY On Sir John Newport's Motion relative to the First Fruits Fund in Ireland.—May 25. Allen, J. H. Hill, Lord A. Powlett, Hon. Anson, Sir G. Hornby, E. Price, R. Baukes, H. Hughes, W. L. Robarts, A. W. Barnard, Viscount Hume, J. Jlobaris, G. J. ...
... Hiiie'wootl,• tPresident;,'Sir.John Gibbon, Bart., Sir.l. •li. A-.tley, Bart., M.P., Sir CJwlmelev, P., GurJ Kenvoir, W.-R. Curtwnght, Esq., M. P., E U. VVilbraham, Esq., M.P., Right Honorable Sir Henry Rus*t)!, Bart!, John Tunes, Esq., M. P., H. Hankes ...
... Fauntleroy, herewith sent you, brought before John Edward Con ant, Esq., one h.s Majesty's Justices of the Peace and for the said county, Samuel Plank, and charged before me, the said Justice, upon the oaths of John Goodchild and others, with feloniously uttering ...
... Independence of South America. Thomas Moore, the Bird Ireland. The Memory Mr. Grattan. —The Memory of Curran. —The Cause of the Greeks.—The Memory of Lord Byron. —Sir John Newport. MRS. COUTTS. see with perfect shame the fuss that is made about this lady's ...
... o'clock, a double knock was given at the door, and its being opened, upwards of I'd armed men rushed in, and while some of the ruffians went upstairs to take the arms, others commenced demolishingthe lower windowsof the house, which they completed; they ...
... PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTRY, RICHARD GRATTAN, Al. D. A. B.T.C. D., Physician to the Fever Hospital, Cork-street,- &e. For all particulars apply to Mr. KIRBY, SG, Harcourtstreet; to Mr. DANIELL, II!), Stephen's-greeu, West; Dr. GRATTAN, 33, York-street, or to Mr ...
... purpose of receiving said deposit. Dated this 4th day of October 1826. John Birch, Arthur Perrin, George S. Carleton, Richard Smyth, John E. Hyndinan, G. C. Swan, Patrick M'Dermott, John Wisdom, Bernard Mullins, Samuel W. Tyndall. James Pike, . PRICE OF IRISH ...