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... that the fifty-nine Members who had voted in favour of the reform bill, would, by the new election, Ik* increased to eighty, Grattan, whose name was canonized—Ponsonhy, who had been Chancellor—and Curran, who had died in obscurity, as Master of the Rolls—led ...

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... Bart. Deputy-Adjuuot-Gcoertl—Colonel Savage. AMtutaat-Adjutdat-Generul— -Brevet-Major John Knight. _ THE CHURCH. Hi« Grace the Archbiahop of Tuam has promoted the Rev. John Handcock, Rector of in the county of Longford, to the Rectory of Ann&duff, in the ...