The Irish Quarterly Review, Volume 3, Part 2W. B. Kelly, 1853 - Ireland |
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Page 756
... respect the other , and the Times will not sneer at us as a base and worthless race . Sir Archibald Alison will not class us with the " Bedouin Arabs " or the " degraded Chinese , " and a great historian of a noble country , such as his ...
... respect the other , and the Times will not sneer at us as a base and worthless race . Sir Archibald Alison will not class us with the " Bedouin Arabs " or the " degraded Chinese , " and a great historian of a noble country , such as his ...
Page 886
... respect of the property in any lands , tenements , or hereditaments , in the United Kingdom , and for and in respect of every annuity , pension , or stipend , payable by her Majesty , or out of the public revenue of the United Kingdom ...
... respect of the property in any lands , tenements , or hereditaments , in the United Kingdom , and for and in respect of every annuity , pension , or stipend , payable by her Majesty , or out of the public revenue of the United Kingdom ...
Page 894
... respect . It was our opinion for reasons which I need not give , but it was arrived at after ample and anxious consideration by the late government , that it was quite out of the question to extend the in- come tax to Ireland . Sir , I ...
... respect . It was our opinion for reasons which I need not give , but it was arrived at after ample and anxious consideration by the late government , that it was quite out of the question to extend the in- come tax to Ireland . Sir , I ...
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