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"Believe me to be, "My dear M'Slime, &c, "Valentine M'Clutchy. "P.S. I heard you once express a wish about a certain farm but mum's the word only this, I have something in my eye for you." Solomon M'Slime to the Right Hon. Lord Cumber:
M'Clutchy's blood-hounds, or wreckers for they were indiscriminately termed both having drank a great deal of liquor, became quite violent, and nothing now was heard but party songs, loud talk, and offensive toasts, mingled with a good deal of personal abuse, and private jealousies of each other's influence with M'Clutchy. "'D n your blood, Grimes, I'm as loyal as ever you were.
"Well," said she, without paying them the slightest attention, "I must say, Mr. M'Clutchy, that if you proceed as you threaten to do, your conduct towards me and my poor orphan will be such as I don't think you can justify either to God or man. I wish you good morning, sir; I have no more to say upon it." "Oh, Mrs.
M'Clutchy and his class, as you would not wish that others should do unto you. How beautifully here is the practice of the loud and headlong supporter of the Protestant Church, and its political ascendancy, made to harmonize with the principles of that neglected thing called the Gospel?
His mother, who was now in a state between stupor and distraction, exclaimed "To be sure, darling, and I'll assist you, and so will Torley." The death of this boy, under circumstances of such incredible cruelty, occasioned even M'Clutchy to relax something of his original intentions.
"Everything considered," said Easel, "it is better that we should anticipate them. When I say we, you of course know who I mean; but indeed we shall expect every aid, and it will be welcome, no matter from what quarter it comes." "M'Clutchy and the estate in question are topics on which I wish not to speak," said Hickman; "I do not blame Lord Cumber for dismissing me, Mr.
It was written by Lord Cumber's own hand, and to give it all due authenticity, had his seal formally attached at the bottom. Harman now entered, accompanied by Darby, Poll Doolin, and a number of those persons among the tenantry, whom M'Clutchy had robbed and persecuted.
"And Captain M'Clutchy having laid before the said Committee a copy of a letter which he had drawn up to be sent to Henry Hartley, Esq., and the Committee, having taken the same into their most serious consideration:
For instance, I dare say, there are certain proceedings connected with your duty to which you have no great inclination, and, under these circumstances, would it not be prudent at least to resort to the agency of somebody like this M'Clutchy; a fellow not overburthened with too strong a perception of the necessary pressure.
M'Clutchy, for what treacherous purpose did you intrude into my private room?" M'Loughlin. himself, from a natural dread of collision between his sons and the licentious yeomanry, and trusting to the friendship and steadiness of Irwin, literally stood sentinel at the parlor door, and prevented them from accompanying the others in the search.
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