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... exertions at all times (cheers.) moved that his letter be inserted on the minutes. Mr. Grattan seconded the motion, .*h was carried. Mr. Ray read letter from Mr. William John C'Connell, dated London,fAlbert-strcet, Victoria square, January 10, 1845,” which ...

... the legislat are, our trade obtained support, and our commerce extension (hear, hear). Remember the words of Flood, on Mr. Grattan s motion ameliorate your tradewhy not grant free one ?” Such were the principles of that executive. Then you, England, ...

... , Mr. read the weekly repoit of illiain John OTonnell, Es ...