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... was produced, if he should move, that the salary of the secretary the Lord Chancellor of Ireland, should reduced £;»00. per arm., he hoped it would not be objected to, this economical aibninistration.—Earl GREY defended the conduct Lord Plunkett ; and ...

... IN JOHN and JOSEPH WAVRING'S BANK- HUp I.CY. hEFrTING for last Examlination of tile B lorupte, and Prolit of ADeits, enlhlrged by tie Lord Chanecelllrs Older to Thursa=y, ]21h April nrvxtat lite Plck Ilurse In, li Hlaud- derifleid, at 'Ten ?? In the Forenoon ...

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