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... untrue. “PIKES ON THE SHOULDER AND WIGS ON THE GREEN.” We take the following from Mr. Henry Grattan’s speech delivered nt the CuDcdiation Hall Monday last; (Mr. Grattan) protested against the ministry clapping camp over tia tenants (ioud chcera). would r« ...
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... 13. z. ; —John W.llrorki. Eq.R.M -to bran a Idilioua! rraid-nt mag iatratc for t» roun'vof Leitiim: John U. Grarrs. Esq., to resident miKi'trate for the coun Cavan, in the room of John Wilcocks. His the L rd Lieutenant has been to appoint John R-k-r Graves ...