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... ; for them dSO we have, considerable inconve•r ; • • ' mehce to our arrangement, extracted the most eloquent Report JVIr. Grattan’s beautiful declamation, and (though sometimes, it must be acknowledged, they foil), happy exemplifications that striking ...
... resume his situation in die Town of Ro'Crea iinpunishefi. That the said Rev. John Hamilton, the Magistrate, hi* first introduction into the of Roscrea, was Tutor the family Mr. John .Birch, who carries the same trade Brewing your Memorialists’ Father, the ...
... Ormonde “ ‘The Right Hon, Cherles Grant.” then Mount-Charles Thomas M:Kenny, the present uprigh return by the day fixed tor Mr. Grattan’s Motion. of onal p ns, they do not enjoy more than | Charles Butler William wart Chasles Fitzgeral « The Right Hon. [ Globe ...
... Austria and Frederick, the u> the Crown §tuu>uy« DEATH HUNGER. - | Tlii* (liy a poor man Jropt dead door of St. Michael's and St. John’? Chipel, to lay before Parliament aootber’ B%) Irottghi that in ?— Answer tliat qu'eetioo Hetition. After that Petition had ...
... | Parliament, at lergih, se eins determined to ! dta waive all Whe ther it was with the consent of, bis Majesty's Mi- | SIR JOHN NEW PORT. t have it determined, and for thet purpose agree wer ¢ they instructed to observe the neutrality hin matters of form ...
... carried by ac- jutior.s the of St* John’s, Kilkenny; for him to make a satisfactory estimate of the pro- COMMON COUNCIL OF DUBLIN.'. Previous commencement of the general * fth r concurre nce* and reouesl- ST. JOHN'AAijHasU, eiTV.Of KILKBNIfV. ’; Aisccbniry ...
... motion of the Hon. Gentleman (re left the Gaiters, some other Member would rise, and go no opinion on its wander-working qual Grattan); and he would duso, not because tre thought the on with the discussion. In thes, however, they were dis from a perusal of ...
... List the Bie and St. Anne’s Parishes, which the Reader will find ath jto believe. that persans who obtaine! Seats by | arms ; 39 ‘John A. Goldsbury, of Lonerord, Esq of ac ' + uyghier. We are happy to have it. in our power to so ans would be tree from being ...
... but the honor apd respectability ..of Religion—evengood man, Layma* • ”* »'•) our conduct, and to make use 00-oxprehsioo Grattan, li you .wiil see virtue j in extacy, and vica in..luiuuli»tie:*, ,T but it is natural enough, .that the guilty the proceeding* ...