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... Stuart 501. ; John Londonderry 50 ; ke the Whigs when first in power true; liam Somerville, Mr. Leckie. ul 201. Lord In the / confess that I did not ti Esq., VP. they had many didiculties to encounter, however, I think it our Mr. Pigott, 201. John Mahgr, Matthew ...

... given jus- the by the 9h Geo. 1V. It was giving the power of appointing, not able out of the consolidated fund, but a iple an armed police force pa a out of the funds of the ation. few watchmen to be pai ers) ( Hear, ‘ear )But the right bonourable ntleman ...

... Amongst the gentlemen we ab. same disastrous served Mr. Finn, M.P., Henry Grattan, * M.P. Robert If any doubt could be entertained as to the existence of the | and, Michael Walsh, John ° ive mania, it must surely be removed by the perusal of Hone, James Martin ...

... childr en, . 5 Pat Jrien and four children, ane eee 5 John Brieuand four children, eee . eee 3 os . 2 James Hughes, wife and three ivfant children, ane eee 5 Pat Jrien and four children, . eee 3 John four children, ase -—22 What will become of these poor ...

... H. Grattan, Esq. Christopher Fitz.imon, Esq. MP. ouu Crosthwaite, Esq.. John Power, Esq, David Pigott, is W. Hudson, Matthew R. Sausse, Esq., John Shea wil ialor, Esq., Laurence Finn, Res Tighe, Esq, M. W. fall Savage, Esq., Terence T. Doian, John Red ...

... Esq., F. Brady Esq., (varrister Lawless, Esq., (barrister), ?, Jobu Redmond, (barrister), Hear: Grattan barrister ), John Gannon, Esq.,(co, Meath), John Fottreil, ss U Hayes, Wm. Maier, ksq., Martin Burke, Esq., J M‘Car- thy, Aiex. Seaton, Esq., (barrister) ...