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... CoLLEr GlizarrAN, commonly called Collie Grattan, one of the last of the real old Irish novelists, the author Highways and Byeways, died two or three days ago, peaceably, in Jermyn Street, London. COLLEY GRATTAN was a rare creature. Unlike many of our ...
... King of Hammer. Now he asked the soils Lard whether that language was to be approved of thee who bad been stated by Mr. Grattan, and with repel to the to au Mourne. penorrage„ who was est there—he west the Lag of Hamm me thought it duty to declare his ...
... amidst irons the Opposition side of the Hume. 11r. 11. Grattan said—The people of Ireland, if justice were denied them, were determined to demand a repeal or the Union. or to call, if nil h arms in their hands, for the enjoyment of equal right., toed ...
... Sir John Colborne had been to Quebec to concert precautionary measures with Lord Durham. The men-of-war in the river had been dispatched to Nova Scotia for all the disposable troops in that colony and New Brunswick. It was understood that Sir John Colborne ...
... Lower House, where Lord John Russell explicitly admitted, that M. Droops do i'lluys had been recalled. And now a scene began, less redolent of the treasury bench in St. Stephens, than of the witness-box in the Old Bailey. Sir John Walsh asked If N. Droop' ...
... by a series of monster meetings, that the people were peaceable and determined to obey the law. Acting on the advice of Grattan —who declared that Repcal was impossible.—the national voice was clearly ascertained to be ha favour of it. He bad ascertained ...
... REFUSAL OF S►ANmw TO WO= A AND PIOPEED to —On Saturday David SPArthar, cernenter, Peter *Pherson, cook, and John Daily, James M`Lnsky, Richard Grattan. Stephen White. and Edward Harley, seamen of the barque Annabelle, from the Clyde to St. Titomas, West Indio ...
... Wingfield Stratford, lion. Robert Spencer, Sir F. Burdett, M.P., &c &c. On the left side of the chair sat the Rev. John Mater. Earl Cardigan, Karl Brecknoelt, Viscount Canterbury Viscount Mar.ham, Lord Maryborough. Lord irnclitfe, Lord Brougham, the High ...
... THE PERTHSHIRE CONSTITUTIONAL, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1843. THE. said above seventy of the companions in arms of the Duke of Wellington at the glorious achievement of the Nth of June, Mb, had toga• ged to ee'ebrate the anniversary of that battle on Monday ...
... statetuent hIENIBERS COUNTII.S. Sedordshiro • . Russell, M. Palmer. C. Bo b Pli.ey, C. Beekinehanishire . Verney. M. Eaton. C. Cardigan Powell. C . . Gore, C. Cheshire (North) W. 30 . E. J. Stanley, Cumlwrlaad ( Manley. C. Denbigh Whiles DC,ly,hire (South) ...
... actual persoaage formerly known under the name Elijah (John I. 21). Herod is regarded as a witness in favour of the doctrine of re-incarnation, which he is said to have believed, for he thought that John the Baptist, whom be beheaded, was risen again the ...
... Whereas in certain diwricts of South Wales, more especially in the counties of Pembroke, Cardigan, and Carmarthen, tumultuous assemblages of people. disguised, and armed with guns and other offensive weapon., have taken place by night, and outrages of the ...