... may remark, en passent, that he quotes Grattan’s argument, that if Ireland holds any privilege by the will England, it is slavery—an opinion for the practical adoption of | which about the time of 1783, Grattan ruthlessly assailed Flood when living, and ...

... Isaac Burke Bethel, who, against the measure of the Union, took his stand along with Grattan, Plunkett, Philpok Curran, W. Snurin, Peter Burrowts, Thomas Goold, John Ball, and Charles Kendal Bushc, writes:—“l take this occasion of offering my humble, ...

... weekly meeting was held on Monday last, and after speeches from several personages, including the warlike and determined Henry Grattan, the rent, was stated to be £349 18s. Bd. The Liberator has retired from the turmoil of politics to his country residence ...