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... our late Represeutative, the Right Hon. : afterwards extended to Henry Grattan.” “ sy LORD, The period of his Majesty s departure. from sheads of Porter, which was. Mr. Janes Grattan ret urned thanks in nearly Country to Ireland, has-beev at length fixe ...
... ices not then entertain a doubt, that every desired advantage wi IL} Ist day of July, 1820. ‘The Declaration contained severa “JOHN C HRISTY, Chairman. » | counts, and the Defendant had pleaded the general issue. the} follow. Mr. H. D. Grady then rose, and ...
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... era People, ald. 0 have The Bight. Hon, James ieman, Hoy. Stopford, W. Wingfi ajesty, | H. Corry, Stantiqpe, Veswy, F. St. John, J. C. Talbot, e right | Hon. aud Rev. Bir. Talbot. the Hon. General Taylor, Colohel Gere, and the Hon. Captain Duncen. * od ...
... observe ihst tuc thousand Troops in the County of Limerick, or on for the future might be calmly resigned, his an- I their arms, on their march from Ennis to Kilrusb, »n ...
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