... placed 'in this t dilemma, that if they rejected the proposal they v would expose themselves to the charge of doing an c unpopular act, and if they adopted it they might b expose their bill to shipwreck in another place t (hear, hear). But while he admitted ...

... amply enal)led the Irish nation to tide over that great nrtional calamity without loss of life Niy famine, or witboet being exposed to the degrading necessity of accept- ing contributions from the charitable and humane of the civilised world (bear, hoar ...

... will have occasions here I promise you for considering when iand how the tenaantry in this t in part of the county Cork are to fake action. )n I WHAT! I TAKtE TSIS M1ETIG 'to 2E&, l I and th -other great meetings that are going oD I throughout the country ...

... the present moment the higher portion of the Irish nobility was by due course of law under- going the process of extinction. 'Fake, then, the case of the Irish Secretaries, ho s mauv of them were Irish ? During the last half century, tiough some scotch ...

... and the fame that had attended his viceroyalty in India (Lear, hear). Ve can re- ?? that, as was truly said, some vagabond exposed Lord Iiaddington to the imputation of being a partisan Lord Lieu- tenant of Ireland (heal, hear). We can all recollect that ...

... had to fly from ti¶T pgr, I ?? inifuce of bons to face they knew not ?? of vice ?? ittsy. Their iveoet btey .ad girls were exposed l* Unpeakable ser 1t) virue end reD iPo, wtoitha the por recon- I e ?? miaere proeruty (hear, hWr) No- Thing but e sme of ...