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... Chorley Workhouse, by Mr. M. Myres, coroner, on the body at Walter John Grattan, a night watchman employed at the Rirington Waterworks, when the following evidence was adduced Elisabeth Grattan said deceased was her husband, was 62 years of age, and night ...
... delivering lecture Henry Grattan, who was the Gladstone Ireland. (Hear, bear.) Heore Grattan, like Mr. trusted the people, and believed that Irishmen had sufficient brains mind their own affairs native Parliament. (Hear, bear.) Grattan bad associated himself ...
... enjoy theuiselven and borne sober. Song. John Workman. The Free Masons ; song. David Jonea, •‘The Klin# wine; song, Gregory, This world is in a muddle ; song. Wm. Southern. Robin Redbreast; sung. John 'Die brave old oak ; Mr. Melliap also sn ...
... speech Mr. Grattan, the speech that be made on a certain occasion in the Irish House Commons. He said “I have seen Ireland on her knees. I have watched over her with paternal eulicitade. have traced her progress from injuries arms, from arms to liberty ...
... asked Kate. “On Wednesday Ob, be is good, and I’m DEATH OF THE REV. JOHN CORRIGAN. A fitting acnov n> owtad HBoacrt but lace Sunday nidkt bat, receipt the ioWllifttnoa that the Baa. John Corrigan—o former wall kaownraaslaalof >hodiatnc«-haa ban that day ...
... on of the other defendants who did not *¥wMPAftHiNa OX TUB LONDOIt AND NORTH WeNTUN Railway.— William Owen, John Chmdl. John Gould- Ing, John Jones were eammaned for treepaeung « London and N.wth-Wcatoni Railway, BamfurloDg Station, the l*lh inrl.—Dotoctivn ...
... the Cbortey Workhouse, by Mr. M. Myres, coroner, the body Walter John Grattan a night watchman employed at the Riviugton Waterworks, when the following evidence was adduced:—Eliztbeth Grattan said deceased was her husband, was 62 years of age, and night ...
... and severely burned about the legs, face, and arms. A mm named Henry was, after tkc explosion, found lying considerable distance from the casting in an insensible condition. He was bin 1 about the face and arms, and lying in a dangerous state. A boy named ...
... TJASTRY FEAST will held »t the BED LION INS. PARK LANE, .No.embw »U> and 30U). and Dec. Ist and 2nd. Usual Prizes will ana jmw. JOHN FABRIMOND, I'roprleior. TJASTRY will be held et the new KIT* GREEN, PEMBERTON, Kc. 6th. nb. ond WARING, Prjprtttwe. tSaSTBY ...
... Richard Leoh. 1678-9. Jan. 24.) John Vaughan. Rickard Ltgk. (Sea Pari. 1660.) John Vaughan, of th« Inner Temple, London. Bar* rister-at-Laar. M. P. for Cardigan 1640*44 and 1660. Sat in this Parliament for co. Cardigan 1661 till appointed Chief Justice ...