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... Pannell, Sir Benjamin Bloomfield, Mr. V. •Fitzgerald, Mr. Wilberforce, Mr. John Foster, (the former Speaker of the Irish house of Connnone, and the early college contemporary of Mr- Grattan) Mr. R. Wellesley, Mr. Long Wellesley, Mr. Dassson, Mr. Wei zoo Becher ...

... Freemasons' Tavern.—Abl, Image of Israel, John-street, telsories.- 4dh. Pilgrim Lodge, of Loudon Tavern, Bishopsgate-street. Ledge of Frlend•latp.Tbatebed Home Tavern, Se. James'.' Lodge, Freemesone Tavese.—s4, Old Kin& Arms Lodge, Freentasoes' Ts Vern.-86, St ...

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... Catholics were rej eked, and urged that no delay should take place, and that they should all evince their union by walking arm in arm through the town. The proposal immediately met in the spirit in which it was made, and the late divided but now united towline* ...

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... r August at the Castle of Cheshire. CLEMARTHEN CIRCUIT. Samuel Heywood, at Law—John Balguy, Esq. Cannarthen--Moaday, August 18. Haverfordwest—Satarday, August 21. Cardigan—Friday k lugast 39. • WALES CIRCUIT. W i t d V a iitt . 4_, Esq., Chief Justise—Robert ...

... Sere s.—First Tebleau. The liking of Jams, and cutting off the ear of Machias, in two Mu.vementl.- 6 'Persons : Jesus, Petty, .John, • Jam., Wesel of the Jews, Malchus,lscssiot, and the inalttode of the Jews. —Second. The accusation, and blow on the fate ...

... any power upon earth have to touch any part of the privileges of the people of Ireland, except of those who were actually in arms against him ? King James, be it remembered, was then King de facto. The gat risonentered into these stipulations ' not for ...

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