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... from an act of justice by meetings held in the metropolis, or t'etitions proceeding either from Ireland or Scotland. Mr. GRATTAN said it was but fair that Hon. Members should be heard in support of the boroughs they themselves represented, but he protested ...

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... body as this, well acquainted with Ireland, and zealous in the promotion of its general interests, would do much good. Mr. GRATTAN thought such a Board would lie of great use, _d save much of the time and trouble of the House. It was impossible, at present ...

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... think it easy to deprive the yeomen of their arms. Their arms, as yeomen, as a public constitutional body, might be taken from them ; but the moment that was done the whole Protestant population would arm themselves. Of this he was assured by hundreds ...

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