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... memorable year of 1782. In that year that act of Parliament was repealed. It was by the energies of Grattan anil of Flo d, aided by 00,000 Irish Volunteers arms. Yes, it was in fact the triumph of the Volunteers. The Volunteers, while combined in object and ...

... had gone little further.**——(Ministerial cheers.) That was Mr. OTonnell’sopinion, and now what said an bon. member (Mr. Grattan) who was a member ol the Re|>esl Association, and who would doubt designate present bill by every soft and gentle phrase which ...