An Impartial History of Ireland: From the Period of the English Invasion to the Present Time : from Authentic Documents, Volume 4 |
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Page 137
... Grattan , on the 19th of April , 1780 , " that no power on earth , save the king , lords and com- mons of Ireland , had a right to make laws for Ireland , " was obliged to be withdrawn , a majo- rity being ready to negative it . " The ...
... Grattan , on the 19th of April , 1780 , " that no power on earth , save the king , lords and com- mons of Ireland , had a right to make laws for Ireland , " was obliged to be withdrawn , a majo- rity being ready to negative it . " The ...
Page 140
... Grattan , Mr. Flood , Mr. Stewart , and Mr. Dobbs . " Ulster Volunteers . At a meeting of 143 corps of volunteers , held at Dungannon , on Fri- day , the 15th day of February , 1782 , Colonel William Irvine in the chair . Whereas it has ...
... Grattan , Mr. Flood , Mr. Stewart , and Mr. Dobbs . " Ulster Volunteers . At a meeting of 143 corps of volunteers , held at Dungannon , on Fri- day , the 15th day of February , 1782 , Colonel William Irvine in the chair . Whereas it has ...
Page 146
... Grattan again endeavoured to cause the Irish parliament to assert their inde- pendence . " After the ample discussion , " said he , " in this house , of the present question of right on the 19th of April , 1780 , and the uni- versal ...
... Grattan again endeavoured to cause the Irish parliament to assert their inde- pendence . " After the ample discussion , " said he , " in this house , of the present question of right on the 19th of April , 1780 , and the uni- versal ...
Page 166
... Grattan , he said , that whatever mode should be proposed for the declaration of this right , in terms the most unequivocal and explicit , whether by vote , address , or bill , should receive his strongest sup- port , provided it ...
... Grattan , he said , that whatever mode should be proposed for the declaration of this right , in terms the most unequivocal and explicit , whether by vote , address , or bill , should receive his strongest sup- port , provided it ...
Page 175
... Grattan then moved the following Address of thanks , and assurance of the complete satisfaction with which Ireland received the boon just conceded . " To assure his majesty of our unfeigned af- fection to his royal person and government ...
... Grattan then moved the following Address of thanks , and assurance of the complete satisfaction with which Ireland received the boon just conceded . " To assure his majesty of our unfeigned af- fection to his royal person and government ...
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