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... ignorant me, the hard and unlucky card I have played for the last thirty-seven years. Being the follower in politics of such men Grattan, Curran, Ponsonby, Plimket, Bnshe. Moore, Jebb, Goold, &e., I bad every reason to hope that I was not to lie forsaken in the ...
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... oppressedwtul C'arberv Esqrs, should admitted members. , he filled the offices of the .State, accepting the • i t moved that Mr. John J. Hodkiii. s>f Uuarrymount, in the vesterday the Loudon Journals lue, .. . , aull was sworn accordingly. Lord Ltsdhckst. | ...
... any extra rent for my payment of tithes, but I wish our clergy bada teas' tfaCtof parish, and were able to be more efficient. JOHN HART. > And now, reader, what you think ot Colonel Conolly, •ad the Letterkenn; meeting of the county of Donegal ? cannofaflord ...
... high Whig* of Ireland come forward at thiscrisis ? in the county Limerick. The present members are Colonel hinglan.l, Lord John Russell, Lord .vteibouriie., and others O’Grady iini! Coloocl Kitigibhun. Of hodi these gentltmen the nubility had boldly and ...
... there cannot but to your obodieut servant, be reaction in blood should the Duke of Woilington and Sir London. Dec. 4,1834 JOHN O'CONNELL. Robert Pfeel be able establish themselves in power. (Hear, (Tbe address was received with loud cheers.) The fir ...