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... as the three by Foley in College Green — those of Grattan, I:oleismith, and - Burke. The statue of Grattan. i•rhaps. flattered the subject, if the following isr•ription of him is to be trusted Grattan A short in stature, and unprepossessing in hppearstice ...
... for merit, to John O'Dea, £l2 fn.; Carrickfergus Volum teem, skill at arms, to John Mansell, £l2 fra; Drumbridge Volunteers, reward of merit, to Thomas Kelly Cooper, 1782, £l5. and and Dooom Union Voluntems. dicers' gold medal, to Map John Verschoyle, his ...
... could have heard Grattan's speech I in 1782, his favourable estimate of e'aquencs would been even increlasi I found on her knees. I watched over her with an sternal solicitude.' I I traced her progress from injuries to and I from arms to liberty. . ...
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