... singing psalms, and forwarding the mischievous designs of a hypocritical faction. Spades of Charlemont, Donoughmore, Burke, and Grattan defend us from such rulers. 0 how would your generous spirits have once kindled with indignation at such criminality and folly ...

... n of «>me petitions relative to that Mr. Monck, Mr. J. Grattan, Mr. H. Grattan n™ rand others, seemed to think favourably of such » m yne ' ' J - Maxwell, other hand, warmly opposed by Sir John aS re ' which was on H. Fitzgerald, and Colonel Trench. ...

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