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... Whitmore, W. W. and Wrottesley Sir ,Bonheiruh sn^s- L Thomas •' Grattan. Henry Henrv ! Lalor - Pa tri,-k Meanderk, Major Rippon. * ( r.' V'.V' Macnamara,\l Tynte, C.J.K. Xaele Sir R Briscoe. John I. Tavleur. \V Bullrr (' ' win, V Connor, Don H. L. SS&Sr ?SSSSL ...

... supported Alderman Wood, ».rs. Richards, Ronayne, Roche, O’FerralL Barron, J. Grattan; and opposed hv the Chancellor of the leqner, Col. Conoliy. Mr. Tancred, Lord Oxmani. Sir John Key, Col. Perceval, &c. r. Charles Bull moved adjournment. Chancellor the ...

... of their lives and property —when they are obliged to barricade their doors for fear that their houses may be attacked for arms— when they cannot go out after nightfall, nor even go about their farms with safety when all social intercourse is interrupted ...