... was at the head of the artillery. Grattan, by championing the cause of the Catholics, had united them with tit. Protestant Opposition, and had al! Ireland behind him in his demand fo • freedom of trade, and the armed Volunteers, around the Parliament ...

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... Caußend to the living, in esa j arige for Ballyelog. Mr. Houston had a son John. and it may have been he who was living in 1742, and gave the living to his brother-inlaw. John Houston. junr.. died without issue, however. and the estate ionised to his ...

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... iIBER 20 w-. 4 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR John Graham Lectures Mr Harbison M.P. Dear Sir,—l see in your issue of the 13th inst., where at a public meeting of the Nationalists, in St. Columb's Hall, Derry, under the presidency of Rev. L. O'Hegarty, Mr. T. J ...