... perhaps, that it wa» John Philpot Curran. —(Cheers.) No, it was not John Philpot Curran. You will conjecture that it was Mr. Grattan, that man whose mind was, like his face, cast in the mould of antiquity. No, it was not Mr. Grattan.— was neither Ponsonby ...

... Prolestaaism good trade, monopoly the law, remonstrance against it, disloyalty; she would have made the illustiiuus name of Grattan a term of reproach —she drove the immortal Abercrombie froai our shore, the bravest of the brave, because his benevolent mind ...

... occasioned by the inaction of Mr. Henry Grattan, jun., as a volunteer.— Mr. James Grattan afterwards served, I believe, in Spain, and, if I mistake not, also Waterloo. At Ibat place, however, abandoned the profession of arms, and iu (he election of 1820, was ...

... pensioner on the books who was not of ancient or respectable family. The Provost, little before this period, was the celebrated John Hely Hutchinson, father the present Earl of Donoughmore, a man great practice at the bar, of an avaricious and over-reaching ...

... exceeded no other that was felt in Ireland.” Mr. J. Grattan defended the Catholic Asso- ciation from the charge of quackery impropriety After few words from Mr. S. Rice, the Chancellor the Exchequer and Sir John Newport, the petition was brought up, and ordered ...

... those fires were lighted in Smithfield, Sir James Ware wrote from Ireland that which fully corroborated the statement of Sir John Davies, that there was people earth who more loved indifferent justice than did the Irish. Sir James Ware states, that ” when ...

... to retire, John O’Sullivan of requested would be heard, Mr. Fennell told him to state whatever he had to say. Mr. O’Sullivan said that he lately gave his arms in compliance with the wishes ef Lord .°\ other persons who got back their arms, and said he ...

... Ist* Ur. Croker (although nnilorm ullenduut) rarely uddreeerd the Chuir, and if I accept bis speech the hut motion «f Hr. Grattan, tbo Catholic dotation ISIS, sad that in year 1834, ia reply to Mr. Home, amtioa of that gentleman’* eoacernlng the Navy, ...

... Sebastian G. Martinez, Esq, John Calllry, Esq. George Marx, Esq. William Ginrthorn, Esq. Wnt. ffenty Porter, Esq. ' John Cox, Esq. James B. Rayner, Esq. Manrice De Cvarsy, Esq. Denzil I. Thompson, Esq, Wiliam Frnmpton, Esq, John Williams, Esq, Goddard, HANAQinua ...

... After some other business had been pone thro , I John Despard, lisq., was called three times, and, although this gentleman was regularly summoned to attend on the previous Friday, answer the complaint of John Prince, (one of our City Con- I | stables) for ...

... Association. Henry Chester, Esq. in the Chair, Receipt of New Catholic Rent, £509, Is. Bd. including the following sums:— Per John Lawless, K ...

... read twice;” and next morr desired the court-bookseller to have two copies or it bound up together, and stamped with the ducat-arms /—Literary Gazette- Seventy thousand pounds were spent in decorating and embellishing the Dublin Theatre, fiby thousand of ...