... were of this opinion, that the Irish lenders had always been Protestants. Henry Grattan—(cheers)—Curnee Wolf Toes, Robt. Emmett, the Brothers Snare. Lord Edward Fitzgerald, John Mitchell, Smith. O'Brien, and eves Butt, were all Protestants. This showed that ...

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... Police-station news came of a remarkable discovery that was Jikely to have some connection with the murder. In &mfltn:omcn. Bt. John’s Wood, which is fally a mile Crossfield Road, a constable had found a deserted bassinette perambulator, the broken handle ...