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... (Cheers.) A friend had handed him the following letter from Air. Grattan, whom was very glad to li was recovering from his illness. (Hear, hear.) .Mr. O'Connell then read the letter Mr.Grattan, stating his anxiety know wheiiMr.O'ConueU would be in London ...
... of such dull fellows as John Locke, Isaac Newton, John Churchill, commonly called Duke of Marlborough, John Somers, Jonathan Swift, Richard Bentley, George Berkeley, for some time Bishop of Cloyne, Robert Walpole, Henry St. John (otherwise called Orford ...
... regret the dispute between Grattan and Flood, that the declaration suggested the latier was > not adopted. If had, il would for ever have precluded the act of union. This, however, may considered the only mistake in the life of Grattan : it was fault i which ...
... then 1 will endeavour to recover the lost rights of country. I shall attempt to embrace them in puny arms, will be able to retain them, for those arms will nerved and strengthened the support of seven, aye, of eight millions of my countrymen (Cheers.) ...
... Patrick, Baygot-street, Dublin, John, CorbaliiK, James, Manor-fiousc. Meath, Carmichael, Richard, Rutland-M)uare, Dublin, CUvson. John, Blvckhall-streei, Dublin, Coion, John Stewart, KilUrncy, Cronin, Daniel, KiHaruty, Cronin, John, South Hill, Killarntsy, Cronin ...
... the Senreant at Arms, and ordering them put me out. tell him this is not the way settle a national question- Mv country once sold herself; but then she was dividedbar sons,instead of fighting against the common foe, turned their arms against each other—the ...
... to embrace them hundred members in the House. Cannot one hundred mi- my puny arms, and I will able retain them, for nisterial members down four o’clock, when the those arms will nerved and strengthened by the support to take place; and what is more easy ...
... Excellency the MarquUdu Pijmcila, &c. &c. MK. O'CONNELL’S ELIGIBILITY TO SIT PARLIAMENT; or, HINTS TO AGITATORS. j (FROM THE JOHN BULL.) It appears that O’Connell, having been completely defeated in the formation a mission to Englaml on the Popery question ...
... Cooney, John, Corhallis, James, Ratoath, Manor-house, eonnty Meuth, Carmichael, Richard, 24, Hutland-square, DubUn, Classon. John, Blackhall-strcet, Dublin, Coaon, John Stewart, flesh-park, KilUrnry, Cronin, Daniel. Killarney, (Vonin, John, South Mill ...
... Ryan, 2/. los. ;2d dr., John grounded fact. merely mention the circumstance, and .1 and D. wonnell ’ ...
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... sorry 1 am, that in the difference between Grattan and Flood, the thundering denunciation of Flood, instead of the simple repeal of Grattan, was not adopted. [Hear.) This is the great mistake in the life of Grattan, for be should have the idea scouted. What ...