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... instance iv the case of Mr. Grattan having been returned for a borough of Lord Charlemont' s. But how did this happen? Why, Decause close boroughs pre- vailed in Ireland to a greater extent, if possible, than inthis country. Mr. Grattan was rejected, and so ...

... -f //£r, hear )- That pnnciple the House had acted upon, and upon one ofthe writs which! had been issued in pursuance of it John Hampden was returned. -(Hear, hear. ) uupuen Mr. C WOOD contended that the argument of the Attorney - Ucnieralhad not been ...