The History of Ireland, from the Earliest Period to the Present Time: Embracing Also a Statistical and Geographical Account of that Kingdom ; Forming Together a Complete View of Its Past and Present State, Under Its Political, Civil, Literary, and Commercial Relations, Volume 2 |
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Page vi
... bill pursuant to that plan - In- dignation of the house , who consider it as origin- ating with an armed body - The bill rejected .... CHAP . IV . Flood goes to England - Mr . Curran makes a motion against a right assumed by the house ...
... bill pursuant to that plan - In- dignation of the house , who consider it as origin- ating with an armed body - The bill rejected .... CHAP . IV . Flood goes to England - Mr . Curran makes a motion against a right assumed by the house ...
Page viii
... Bill Debate on it - Recall of Lord Fitzwilliam - Regret of the whole nation at that event - Earl Camden appointed his successor Proceedings of the United Irishmen 226 CHAP . IX . Proceedings by government - Proclamation of General Lake ...
... Bill Debate on it - Recall of Lord Fitzwilliam - Regret of the whole nation at that event - Earl Camden appointed his successor Proceedings of the United Irishmen 226 CHAP . IX . Proceedings by government - Proclamation of General Lake ...
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... bills of supply for the first time for only six months ; and they were transmitted to England , where , however mortify- ing to ministers , they were reluctantly passed . The 5 10 Irish commons resolved upon commercial redress .
... bills of supply for the first time for only six months ; and they were transmitted to England , where , however mortify- ing to ministers , they were reluctantly passed . The 5 10 Irish commons resolved upon commercial redress .
Page 12
... Bills founded upon the first two propositions were brought in , passed both houses with the utmost facility , and received the royal assent before the recess . third , being more complex in its nature , was suf fered to lie over during ...
... Bills founded upon the first two propositions were brought in , passed both houses with the utmost facility , and received the royal assent before the recess . third , being more complex in its nature , was suf fered to lie over during ...
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... bills for libe- rating your trade , the British minister has made use of the words , that it was expedient to allow Ireland to export her own products . Expedient is a word of great reserve . Expedient is a word fatal to Great Britain ...
... bills for libe- rating your trade , the British minister has made use of the words , that it was expedient to allow Ireland to export her own products . Expedient is a word of great reserve . Expedient is a word fatal to Great Britain ...
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