... Curran, Grattan, or Plunket. The invec- tives against Flood and Cory could never have been spoken by O’Connell ; he had no pretensions to the masterly talent for wielding the weapons for poignant scorn and satire polished possessed by Grattan. There was ...

... should be culled to the bar, to answer certain questions touching the service of an erder of the house for the attendance of Mr. John Marriner and Mr. William Chadwick, the secretary and chairman of the North Wales Railway Company. The messengers were accordingly ...