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... falsehoods of this description have been published, that may be allowed to suspend our belief ! Mr. ‘James Grattan, eldest son the late Right Hon. H. Grattan, was on the 9th inst. elected Representative for the County Wicklow, in the room the late Mr. Parnell ...
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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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... place at the East India House for Six Directors. The following were the numbers : â John Inglis, Esq 17Q91 John Bebb, Esq 1416 Jas. Pattiron, Esq. . . I 667 ] John Loch, Esq 1024 Hon. W. F. Elpbiu- IChars.MillsJon.Esq. 6IS ?? ..1646 Win. Curtis, Esq ...
... his strove in vain Isle to his chain Britons field Ne’er to Honor King- England’s of unequall'd laws Chester the Dcnth Mr Grattan silent first our country a from ail Erin l -faint the death-song full from his lips Though his harp like his shadows be crest ...
... been equalled the distinguished personages were Dukes Athol Bedford Wellington Montrose Marquis Anglesea I-mondeley Earls of Cardigan Delawarr Rockaavage Grosvenor Viscount Kil rey Dungannon Lords Ellenboroogh Hill Combermere Forester Detamere Honourable ...
... (l>v a waggon Lad a few minutes before without accident) drove against it threw down , the painter invoiunia-j dy threw Ins arm through toe glass, and 'tore hung, at thai tremendous height (the adder hilling from under liini) till lie was from his perilous ...
... their ground, the Band struck up ** Patrick’s day in the morning,” aud other appropriate airs. The regiment remained under arms, till the arrival Sir B. Bloomfield in a travelling coach with post horses, who announced that his Majesty would arrive within ...