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... grant to arm-; gmtnlato on the program cl lha United Irish in North Longford, and all National Ireland bad great reason oongralulata the Irish Party on their program; >in the Boom Commons lapplauaa). Ha, beliorcd that not ainoe the days Grattan a. 1 PaHiameot ...

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... hat much lor the wishes Minister Had the eloquence of the patriot party in the years that followed 1782 been supported by an armed force there can ha little doubt that further concessions would have been made, and that Reformed Parliament, with Executive ...

... who assisted Mrs. Redmond rc- Old Chtoagodid hec,e John K. unmindful the personal claims each you wen—Mrs. David O’Shea mooting Has upon our gratitude. You, Mr. Redmond. ()f Reception Committoe; Mrs. John Redmond, with his the oW have groan grey and waxed ...

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... final straggle representative Government against unrepresentative and selfish Institution. The mighty arm of the Lords has been shortened. That arm which has struck so many and cruel blows to Ireland ia in future powerless for permanent evil. In common ...

... woe new experiment, while Ireland they had a Parliament practically long Logland. They had always accepted the spirit of Grattan's phrase: ** The sea forbids us anion but the ocesrt denies us ration. The demand lot simple repeal had been dropped apun ...

... IRISH REARERS. Short Stories by LADY GILBERT VICTOR OaD.0 a D. POWER. JAKE BARLOW. CAHIR HEALT, MAOKAEUB. JOHN SHERLOCK. M—ic DR. W. H. GRATTAN FLOOD. Special Articles by W. O’LEARY CURTIS, - M. M. O’H, 0. P. ODONOGHTJE, R. M. C. THE EDITOR. IDICH CCDIAI ...

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