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... (unless we except “the Duke”) has filled any prominent post in administration, and few but will own that the triumphs of Grattan, and Plunket, and Croker, in the loftiest flights of eloquence, have been but feebly parodied by the most suc- cessful de ...
... intense, with snlost trembling interest. We are igno- rant of what the govornmomont is about to do-of what Lord John Russell will undertake. Lord John Russell has been praised for his courage otet his sagacity. I will not dispute his possession of these virtues ...
... with intense, withalmost trembling interest. are ignorant of what the Government is about to do—of what Lord John Russell will undertake. Lord John Russell has been praised for his courage and bis sagacity. will not dispute his possession of these virtues; ...
... ment with intense, with also trembling interest. ignorant of what the governmentis about todo—of what Lord John Russell will undertake. Lord John Russell been praised for his courage and his sagacity. 1 will not dispute his possession of these virtues; ...
... Phiness Mall. John A. Curran, Pat Costello., Nugent. Manners Mackay; James Power, high sheriff; Nugent, Manners Mackay, John Madden. W3ll. Culbeek, J.Y.; Col. Lew.; Placket Portmarhock ; 'Helmsley. Byrne, lon. G. tiro J.Y.; Thom.. Carey, John Johnson, Cannon ...
... secretary ; John Loyd Fitsgerald, Robert Cane, 31.D , John Martin, T.C., A. R. Strit. b, John Lalor. R. Grattan, M.D., John Hickey, P. Johnvion, and J. B. Watson. Land Committee—Dr. Grattan, hair man. Mr. ...
... with intense, with almost trembling interest. are ignorant of what the Government is about do —of what Lord John Russell will undertake. Lord John Russell has been praised for his courage and his sagacity. will not dispute his possession of these virtues; ...
... humble name should be affixed to their petition as a set off to that nefarious one which the name of John Ennis was attached to (hear, and groans). Mr. JOHN O'CONNELL in bringing up the report of the law and distress committee said :-Sir, it is the intention ...
... Parliament with inten-e. with almost trembling Interest. We aw ignorant what tho gowmroont i* about do—of what John Russell will undertake. Lord John Russell has been praised for hi* courage and hi* aagaeliy. 1 will not tliapoi* hia posacasion of thcao virtues; ...
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... MR. SCULLY AND MR. GRATTAN. M Mr. Grattan has »*-nt us Journal) the following Irttrr, with a request that should publish it in reply to some remarks made that gentleman i Q Conciliation Hall last Monday : 84, Stephen’s green, Bth January, 1850. ** Sir—ln ...
... Eccles, A. 8., T.C.D.: John Ribtou Gore, A. 8., T.C.D.; William O'F. Kennedy; Patrick S. Newman, T.C.D. ECCLESIASTICAL AND COLLEGIATE PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS IN ENGLAND. UP rues me. 20 TO J.•. I. A'drldge, Re• R. to St John C Oro, C, owes, Sussex ...