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... subscribed, and with postscript, his reproachful but irreproachable letter to Fope John, the twenty second. At the time the confederation make sure, joined the guard Grattan, and scouted the excommunications the Bishops of the Pale. Even ’1)8, in Wexford ...
... advantage of the infant. DUEL BETWEEN LORD STANLEY AND HENRY GRATTAN, ESQ., M.P. rumour has jnst reached that hostile meeting has taken place between Lord Stanley and the Hon. Member for Meath, Henry Grattan, Esq , in consequence of some difference arrising oat ...
... THE LIMERICK REPORTER AND TIPPERARY VINDICATOR, TUESDAY EVENING JANUARY 13, 1807. NENAQH QUARTER SESaSIONS-Fridat. John w. Patrick Kennedy. This was an action brought by plaintiff against dewml* ant, agent to James Carnegie, Esq.. It appeared from the ...
... Bennett, Esq. Grattan Hill, Cork. At Darndale, near Dublin, after lingering Illness, aged yean, John Ovarend, £tq. At Chorcbtown House, Dun drum, In his year, John Busby, Esq. ten. In Belfast. William Aiken, Esq. Surgeon. _ . . . Hanna, daughter John Scanlao ...
... second page of this publication. It is with the deepest concern we have to announce the drat h of the Rev. George Percy, son of John Percy, of Ballintemple, in the county Tipperary, Esq.—.ls Reverend respectable young gentleman was returning home from the ...
... that Grattan should pronounce ’ the fogeral elegy for the liberties whose birth 'be had bailed. Tbat liberty which be had :‘ wight be perp-tusl endared exsctly teen years. Grattan had traccd the career in Ireland from injiries to arms, and from arme t0 ...
... under the arms of Williem. Prince of Orange, on his accesion to the English crown, was. * Non rapui, recepi.’ not steal it. hu I receive it). This beinc: shown to Dean Swift, he said with sarcastic smile, the receiver is had the hief! Lord Cardigan’s Exploration ...
... lefore you the orator of the Irish Senate Homy Grattan. I regret that time warns me to be more concise than I would within the sketch lam about to present to you. Henry Grattan was the son of James Grattan, Recorder of Dublin, and of Mary, daughter, of ...
... ikatonof the iUuatrioua Grattan (Mr. Henry Grattan, ■the Member lor Meath]. At that meeting Mr. KiCaai non, laming to Hr. Grattan, said Oh! yarn fa. I her pot fra* Wads his banner* ia 17*2.’’ What did the illaatrioas Grattan asraa by that ? At that dm* ...
... affair is to engage the attention of a court-martial• DUEL BETWEEN LIEUT. THE EARL OF TT CARDIGAN AN H . TUCKE. FURTHER PARTICULARS. On Monday the Earl of Cardigan and his second, Captain Douglas, appeared before the magistrates, Messrs. Nottidge and ...
... Grace decided that Captain Noel must apologise to Lord Cardigan for the three errors. Sir John nicdonald, Adjutant General, desired Captain Noel to attend him, and, in the presence of Lord Cardigan and other autlicritiea, requested the culprit to apologise ...
... Robert Fag, MullMgar ; Arms , / Marcus Synnott, jun. Esq..‘ewtonhamilton ; C ar l ow , Clement Wolseley, Esq. TllllOl. ; Carrickfergus Town Wm K Ewq, Carrickfergus Clean, Sninuel Winter, Esq. Summerbill ; Clare, Edmund John Arm.; rong, Esq. Willowbank ...