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PREFACE, by Mr. Finlay

Speech delivered at a Public Dinner given to Mr. Finlay by the Roman Catholics of
the Town and County of Sligo

Speech delivered at an Aggregate Meeting of the Roman Catholics of Cork

Speech delivered at a Dinner given on Dinas Island, in the Lake of Killarney, on
Mr. Phillips's health being given, together with that of Mr. Payne, a young Ame-
rican

Speech delivered at an aggregate Meeting of the Roman Catholics of the county and
city of Dublin

Petition referred to in the preceding Speech, drawn by Mr. Phillips at the request
of the Roman Catholics of Ireland

The Address to H. R. H. the Princess of Wales, drawn by Mr. Philips at the re-
quest of the Roman Catholics of Ireland

Speech delivered by Mr. Phillips at a public dinner given to him by the Friends of
Civil and Religious liberty, in Liverpool

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Speech of Mr. Phillips in the case of Guthrie v. Sterne, delivered in the Court of
Common Pleas, Dublin

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Speech of Mr. Phillips in the case of O'Mullan v. M'Korkill, delivered at the County
Court-house, Galway

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Speech in the case of Connaghton v. Dillon delivered in the County Court-house of
Roscommon

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Speech of Mr. Phillips in the case of Creighton v. Townsend, delivered in the Court
of Common Pleas, Dublin
Speech in the case of Blake v. Wilkins, delivered in the County Court-house, Galway 121
A Character of Napoleon Buonaparte, down to the period of his Exile to Elba
Speech of Mr. Phillips in the case of Browne v. Blake, for crim. con. delivered in
Dublin, on the 9th July, 1817.

Speech of Mr. Phillips at a meeting of the gentlemen, clergy, freeholders, and other
inhabitants of the County of Sligo, for the purpose of taking into consideration an
Address of Condolence to the King on the Death of his Royal father, and of Con-
gratulation to his Majesty on his Accession to the Throne

Speech of Mr. Phillips delivered at the Annual Meeting of the British and Foreign
Auxiliary Bible Society, London

Letter of Mr. Phillips to George IV. October 6th, 1820.

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On the right of election of lord mavor of the city of Dublin, between alderman

Howison and James, before the lord lieutenant and privy council of Ireland, 190

On moving that it is the exclusive privilege of the house of commons to origi-

nate money bills,

On Attachments,

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228

On the Commercial Resolutions,

234

On the bill for Regulating the Commercial Intercourse between Great Britain

and Ireland,

241

On Mr. Forbes presenting a bill to limit the amount of Pensions,

On Pensions,

250

On Catholic Emancipation,

255

In behalf of Archibald Hamilton Rowan. Esq. for a libel

267

In behalf of Lady Pamela Fitzgerald and children, against the bill of attainder of

Lord Edward Fitzgerald,

378

In the action for false imprisonment brought by Mr. John Hevey against Ma-

jor Sirr,

389

In the action brought by the Rev. Charles Massy against the Marquis of Head-

fort, for crim. con. with the plaintiff's wife,

417

In the cause of the king against the Hon. Mr. Justice Johnson,

433

In the case of Merry, versus Rt. Rev. Doctor John Power, R. C. Bishop of Wa-

terford,

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Patriotic Speech of Robert Emmett, as delivered at the Session House, Dublin,

before Lord Norbury,

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