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... of effecting the union The last parliament even in its dying struggles was purity itself with the Irish parliament Henry Grattan had truly told Castlereagh that three millions had not sufficed to the bribes that assertion remained uncontradicted fewer ...
... principles, has been anxious to mark his sense of a rother Cantab's ability by forwarding a box of Dutch Play-things, and a - Sir John Hay, M.P. for Peebleshire, not expecting, since his cutting north-country connexions, any further use for it, has very kindly ...
... the question, that Lord Althorp ami Mr. Shcil he taken into custody of the Serjeant at Arms, and declared it to earned* eontradicente. few tmou'e* the Serjeant at Arms appeared the Jcor the house, L ...
... we believe that Sir John’s constituents would ever have heard of this new-born devouring zeal in the cause of Whig Reform-had not the cause of Whig Reform happened to be now triumphant. Sir John's indignation,” moreover, if Sir John be sincere, ought to ...
... further examination. From the evidence, it appeared that on the morning of Monday week the prisoner entered the shop of Mr. John Frederick Cllitz, a Norwegian, who keeps a haberdasher's shop in Broad-street, Kjiti liffv, and purchased some articles to ...
... Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, to Sir John, Bayley, of Bedfordsquare, in the county of Aliddlesex, and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten. Lord Chamberlain's Office, Feb. 20. The Rev. Montagu John Wynaril, 8.0., has been appointed Chaplain ...
... favourable as to induce the Irish people to wish to revert to it. To be sure the armed association, of that day was controlled and guided by such men as Lord Charlernont and Henry Grattan; but was it not just possible that if thelrish Parliament again took its ...
... Jobs Coatialog, Doha*. The ftyr web. S. RECOLL EC TIONS OF A NAVAL LIFE. By %eon. K.N. Bentley. O. New Is Owilwary t u bs Arms Swiss& Mom. Bell sad Smite's. Weer., Wiwi Mr. JO. MISTS SOGRWORTWS KM WORK. This Slay M published. Is vols. post H E Br Marla ...
... tithe. The signatures to this requisition included the names of Henry Grattan, M.P., Morgan O'Connell, M.P., Robert Taaffe, J.P., Joseph Banawall, W. Sharman Crawford, J.P., John Mockler, .J.P. L. C. Smyth, J.P., Frederick Suppl e , Patrick Barnewall ...
... them look a little further beyond Dr. Lucas's evidence to what Henry Grattan said of the Parliament after 1782, and he was a witness whose testimony was beyond all doubt. Henry Grattan, in a speech made on the 26th Feb. 1787, says— What has our renewed ...
... the Humes and the O'Con nells, as represented and personified in the Cabinet by that miserable abortion of a statesman, Lord John Russell. That whisper of an expiring faction, having lost the power of directly betraying the Church and its interests into ...
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