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... over Irish legislation. Grattan's fight was already virtually won when the fall of Lord North in London. the formation of the Whig Government of, Rockingham and Charles' James Fox. and the appointment of the Duke of Portland as Viceroy. removed all remaining ...

... in Ireland, an orator, was already one of the most successful advocates at the Irish Bar and one of the rising hopes of the Whigs In the Irish Parliament. Yelverton had formed a small society which met at his house in regular session and the two lawyers ...

... Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, characteristically explaining his reason as that a cow could not hold a pistol. He was a Whig and a Monk of the Screw but when he once supported Pitt and the gratified Prime Minister asked where he could call upon him ...

... Irishmen, having its own In January, 1797. he left for to plead, he admitted thecnarge. Ely Place he was startled the newly formed Whig secret ceremonial formed to France to urge an invasion EN years ago Matt was forced to go abroad to make whether what he feels ...

... unprecedented for over a century, and though he once more faced a hostile tribunal containing many who accused the Radio al Whigs of responsibility for, or even of complicity in, the rebellion, he was putting a case which he could present with passionate ...

... interview with Napoleon and several with Talleyrand to discuss the invasion of Ireland. From them and from some Of the leading Whigs he obtained vague promises of conditional support. After his arrival in Dublin he had established contact with some former ...