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... Burke. M.P. for Christchurch, grand- nephew and heir-at-law of the eminent Sir Thomas Grattan-Es- monde, who represents North Wexfor is the great grandson of Grattan. the famous patriot and orator. And as Mr Swift MacNeiil lets everyone know. be is descended ...

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... University, rendered vacant by the death of Sir Thomas Grainger Stewart, are Dr Byrom Bramwell, Dr G. A. Dr Alexander James, and Dr John Wylie. The appointmeat, which is in the hands of the Curaters of Patronage, will be made at an early date, as a professor will ...

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