... Young Irelandism. There was no such thing (hear.) Al Moore. John Kelch, Rev Dr Groves, Gerard W Gal- thouzh there was a meeting got up at which this Youna wey, John Borke, Walter Burke, John Browne Tho- f§ Irelander was addressed, and at which he replied ...

... esgle, Viscount S-rangford, Lord Sir.ffurd, Lord Carew, Lord ' Glenelg, Earl of Radoer, Lord Besumont, Earl Nelson, lEnrl of Cardigan, Duke of Besufort, Lord Stan'y, Earl ' Grey, Lord Campheil, Earl Powis, and Lord Redesdale. Of spiritual pecrathe earliest ...

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... rights of this country were bartered, and the Union was passed into a law (hear, bear), will know that it was not by force of arms, but by the force of corraption that Union was passed (cheers). None of us can forget that the acceptsnce of piaces—the begging ...