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... prepared assailed gross threats Off off “no South-well” no turn 0‘Reilly” with Grattan” In vain did High Sheriff strive to procure a hearing in vain did the Committee forward Mr Grattan remonstrated with those and hissed him strove but in vain to recommend order ...
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... opinion of Mr Grattan that agreeably to the 5th resolution which the Act of Union the Churches of England Ireland should be united into one Church saving the Church of Ireland all her rights privileges and institutions and never did Mr Grattan intriduce any ...
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... 9id 4s 6d and 1 Is is signed John on label and sealed with the Royal arms 8U1UU From the London Gazette 9i Bristol oilman I BristoL ' Messrs tersbire brown Tavern Mr eourtof Joseph Moore Manchester corn June In’ Mr John Milne Liverpool keeper Hariinr ...
... bowels at sip at that Pcicoaleed by oat ha ea hoed; and we are happy kiss, that receipts on lb' occasion, waited to arm* £63. Miss Grattan, Bliss Illitheeek, and Mr- wire the *AMP' angers. themselves le the wigs allotted to the% Ilse et all who bed the ...
... domestic eSorts to inbred the present EstaWisheasut, end against foreign influence. The veto bad been proposed and rejected. Xt. Grattan subsestacqtly admitted, that when the Roman Callao, asked for poi tiedper, Protestants had a right to tiety. Tbe lets) ow ...
... a state of fermentation, has just set out for Tarragona. Ile has caused a great many rebels to be shot, who were taken with arms in their hands, and were almost all of them deserters fr the army. The engagement which took place at Emmideias (towards the ...
... Barnewell, Mr. Fitzwilliam Hume (of Dome Wood), Col. Allen, and Mr. James Grattan. To the left of the Chairman sat Lord Rosinnose, Mr. Pierre, Mr. Pornionbv, and Mr. 11. Grattan ; Sir John Burke, Bart., Sir Thos. Esmond, Bart., Sir Charles Morgan, sir. F. M'Donnell ...
... eet, on the of this present month. Knows Samuel Holbrook and John Knight. They asked Win to go to the Postern Gate public-house. Witness took home his wages and then went. Holbrook and John Knight were in the parlour, and the former said to the witness ...
... prcperty John BOWerer, ' into a Committee, and knight. Will swear that neither Mrs. Knight nor of erica -1 • • any orders will he thankful! ' 4'41 bfroary, Sfilbs, weight ot coal, the property of 130•F‘he,. _Jury returned a trite bill against JOHN himself ...
... present Churchwardens. Mr. ,Initsf S t DEE a bricfl7 returned thanks, and in return ; drank the health of the corn- palsy. Mr. JOHN GODFREY BECIiXT and Mr. SAMUEL slid the same. Mr. Wm. NALL offered his thanks, and drank all their good healths, as well as ...