... principle of | issue by his wile, seen which has been a | Grattan, Esq., do take and Treland since the to and before thar | the arms of Grattan with his fam with a proviso in the will of the Grattan, of Ti county E. pecan tine ves us a sketch of BIRTHS, ...

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... VD C ONNA' ——— STs f Gai,’ ee eer of John Keene, Esq.. of No. 9. cal. Meath, and ark what other inducement place. St. John’s Wood, London, ar glish Catholic he should attend fis duties in parliame gentleman, always grateful to those who st uggled to thinking ...

... a Miss Adelaide Kemble ree uggested in the me- artist as strong enough for any rishes of Boyle, Ard- , by John Woulfe | carried her in bis arms withoat down. Kiltever, Ath- Marshal O’ Donne!! has receit G’Connor, Esq., D.L. . be tire Black of Prucsia ...

... lordships adjourned. re to vote for an hat measure, he HOUSE OF COMMONS- » pretences, for THANKS TO THE INDIAN Yective return.— Sir JOHN HOBHOUSE proy vote. moved that the thanks to the army in India simi ths. to in the Lords, and also votes of t cers. commissioned ...

... Ss ne wt known, the King LORDS CARDIGAN AND ne celebration of the ‘The Earl of Lucan has addressed editor of the Times :— yous Thomas Fuller, ie, S1n—In the Times of the 7th it “ There ts wot the letter from Lord Cardigan, in whic w, “ as you bave got ...

... Council Dublin. The following members of parliament were present— John O’Connell, Henry Grattan, Daniel O’Connell, John Reynolds, and James Fagan. Shortly after twelve o’clock, the motion of John O’Connell, the chair was taken Hen G a atta *, Ksq., .M. 3lr ...

... reside og a a vat -street, Dublin, the late Kight Hon. John O. Vandelenr. At Rienroe, on, ane = Hu The following subscriptions h the Committee, in aid of the Clad the 12th instant :— Henry Grattan, Faq., per the Rev. at the i P. M. Lynch, Mr. Juba ...

... , M.P. ; Tristram sometimes been hint tha Gray, and Grattan, that thecharms of reality ous of the old courtly limmers. Millions of E: for tour copies, from the evidence of their own s General ; John Ball, that the lovelin wy ; Jobo Brady, MP ; GH soure ...

... shorn— and of good meu throug d) my lay, jal in ser.” mendous applause.) Heory Grattan took his seat in the same da; that George Was id earth, command of the American arm: hion known ; in Cambridge (load cheering.) His or birth, the conscription of 4000 ...

... with Henry Grattan, Ev.|, Ml*, J U'Gonnell. Esq, Ml*. Daniel jmi, E-q, Gray, | Kc, Beside the Right Rev IVel.itesal Dunne, , Esq, Richard Barrett, E-q, Tiioinas Steele, E-q , Among nunurous gi observed the 1* Barry, i’l*, l ira Rev John (%'glilnn, I*l* ...

... Patrick Barke, John Donelon, Esq. pair, on hands at Miss Fanny Grattan, Dublin, hov, Dr. MP Bwiliy, A lady, per Moat Kev. Dr Mr Nand A Athy, Kenville, FE Cu James Si us, Merelants John J Bh (Vise a CT A lady, per Kev G. Commins ( * the John J. Shannon, Gatway ...