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... endeavour to relieve the starving poor of the city, and that it was edifying sight to witness the clergymen of both persuasions arm- in-arm this blessed mission of charity” (cheers.) The LIBERATOR then announced the real for the week os TWO 11l POI NDS SEVEN SIIILUNES ...
... similar exaction has been made upon Indian corn arm in’' to him from Kilrush. Mr. is determined 1 have the subject brought forward ut the next meeting the Corporation. Monday morning, artilleryman, named John Montgomery, servant Colonel Cator, while labouring ...
... time hi* nm**! from Stephen’* Choprl. where n* yet bn* *o .uceeMfutly the intraduction of the Coercion Act Mr. Henry Grattan. Mr. John O’Connell, and other member* the faithful Itiili pacta in the kc'ndntnre, were al*o. it wa* known, to present, and theae ...
... not, for had not even thought fit to read it. (laughter.) cleared the landlord eutcred upon it awl had no tax to pay. Mr. JOHN O’BRI3N pi h»s motion h»c . thrc ...
... give the people of his native country muskets, carbines, and cartridges (bear, hear)— and was also a) Hint to give them an armed soldiery, licentious and insolent police force. —(Hear, hear, hear). Instead of setting the poor of Ireland to work, they were ...