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... to absent on the occasion • and that neither Mayor Town Clerk h id the least idea that it would have been any advantage Sir John Egerton's cause, if the young freemen had been adm ttedt Mr. Scarlett & Mr. Moore, insisted upon then- topics grca* length ...
... ham- mer.---The Dev of Alpiers fitting out a strong squadren. ---A counter Revolution has breken out at Buenos Ayres.---Mr. Grattan not Jikely to be returned for Dublin. > Suxpay anp Mowpay.---The Catholic claims are te be brought forward by Mr. Plunkett---The ...
... persons entitled to their freedom, who would hive polled fur Sir John Grey Egerton, and E V*. Townsliend, Esq —thai a larger number persons entitled to vole Election, voted and tendered tor Sir John Grey Egerton, than for General Grosvenor, and that Sir Joliu ...
... 34 prem. Sunpay.---Gen. Devereux arrived at Barbadoes, June is to be an Anniversary Dinner in Dublin, in remembrance of Grattan.--- Four Theatres in the Belfast circuit advertised to be Let.---The population of Glasgow is 1 Dart 5” 8.---The Persian ...
... congregation, on the ult. the Rev. John C. White, M. A. of Pembroke Hall, and the Rev. John Lodge, M. of Magdalene College, were appointed Pro-Proctors.—On the same day, the Rev. Henry Hunter Hughes, M. A. of St. John'* College, and the Rev. Richard Dawes ...
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... Secretary for Ireland, opposed it; and 'he question was negatived in the of commons 17* lo 141. the lords only 69. .. . , , Mr. Grattan's motion the ensoing year, in the hon«e or commons, was negatived by majority of : and that of Lord in the upper house, 90 ...
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