An Impartial History of Ireland, from the Period of the English Invasion to the Present Time: From Authentic Documents, Volume 4J. Christie, 1811 - Ireland |
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Page 121
... the Irish manufactures , and so affected the British , that a disposition to attend to Irish complaints , was excited , different from what Ireland had hitherto experienced . The house of Bourbon had now united their arms with North ...
... the Irish manufactures , and so affected the British , that a disposition to attend to Irish complaints , was excited , different from what Ireland had hitherto experienced . The house of Bourbon had now united their arms with North ...
Page 143
... Irishmen , as Christians , and as Protestants , we rejoice in the relaxation ... united corps of the county of Cavan , Colonel Ennery in the chair ... united corps of the county of Cavan , for their spirited resolution ; and that a copy ...
... Irishmen , as Christians , and as Protestants , we rejoice in the relaxation ... united corps of the county of Cavan , Colonel Ennery in the chair ... united corps of the county of Cavan , for their spirited resolution ; and that a copy ...
Page 146
... united spirit of the people against the use of foreign manufactures , the same spirit , which procured the ... the Irish parliament to assert their inde- pendence . " After the ample discussion , " said he , " in this house , of the ...
... united spirit of the people against the use of foreign manufactures , the same spirit , which procured the ... the Irish parliament to assert their inde- pendence . " After the ample discussion , " said he , " in this house , of the ...
Page 168
... Irishmen united . This house agreeing with the desires of the na- tion , passed the popery bill , and by so doing got more than it gave ; yet found advantages from generosity , and grew rich in the very act of charity . Ye gave not ...
... Irishmen united . This house agreeing with the desires of the na- tion , passed the popery bill , and by so doing got more than it gave ; yet found advantages from generosity , and grew rich in the very act of charity . Ye gave not ...
Page 253
... the Irish nation - the independency of the Irish parliament ! By this bill , we are to covenant that the parliament of ... United States of North America ! There is also a sweeping covenant or condition , whereby we are to agree to ...
... the Irish nation - the independency of the Irish parliament ! By this bill , we are to covenant that the parliament of ... United States of North America ! There is also a sweeping covenant or condition , whereby we are to agree to ...
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