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... relative to the Irish of Mr. Grattan, who had alleged in his speech of the evening that he had been ruined by the poor-rate. It appeared, however, that the rate in the un with which the hon. and learned gentle- man was extreme! Sir John Walsh attacked, and ie ...

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... —Several new charc of which grants have been made by in the course completion, and will be ready for cot . We of Coventry, St. John, diocese of Worcester, 00 men hy the trues Gloucester, St. Get bas tecture, 516 sittings, al fel June 1, 1847, to Camsarvos ...