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... displeasure at the very imprudent language made use of by some gentlemen supporting the amendment. [Afr. Egan had just risen to speak, when Mr. Grattan entered the house, introduced the Right Hon. lames Fitzgerald and Mr. D. B. Daly. was elected on the night ...

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... borough of Wicklow, and fpoke two hours. did not arrive till eight o'clock, and all the Anti.Union members were obliged to Speak, and out the debate until his arrival. The difcuffion of the Union, is fixed for Fe- bruary 3, when there will be call the ...

... been entered into, that, if I did not lister attentively to the persuasive veice ef individual interest, which assures it speaks no other- than the lan of common tense (strange as tht i coincidence may appear) I should almost doubt wheifar two ant two ...

... durable pacification. The king declares, that the only possible means of defence left to him are those open hostility; but be speaks of his defence against the ancient principles of. the French government ; and this sflcdlation »fen bottility, unusual In ...