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... all S 3. Mr. O'Conaeil ia tbs Chair. The Secretary, Mr. Maurice Omnell. read the report of Friday's proceedings, j Messrs. John Costello and Peter Kean earoe before the Council, and slated that the subject matter of their grievances turned the law as ...
... he believed many abases bad been removed. The bill was then passed. HOUSE OP COMMONS—Arm 3O. BXSIOXATION 118 JOHN ROBHOt'SE. The Speaker having called upon Sir John Ker, the bun. baronet me, but immediately gave way to Sir K. Rurdett. who aaiJ that in ...
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... a literary sin.of such a historical profanation,as to use the names of these men either in contrast or comparison. IfM r. Grattan zealous to see Ireland justified, it was a laudable object, yet lie nceer dreamt of seveting the connection, and while he ...