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Page 268
... Henry Flood , who knew that a minifterial majority stood engaged to re- ject it . To fhew their gratitude for commercial in- dulgences , the commons voted the fupplies for eighteen months longer , and made provifion for the borrowing of ...
... Henry Flood , who knew that a minifterial majority stood engaged to re- ject it . To fhew their gratitude for commercial in- dulgences , the commons voted the fupplies for eighteen months longer , and made provifion for the borrowing of ...
Page 277
... Henry Grattan , voted a hundred thou- of fome fand pounds for the raifing of twenty thousand fea- 1782 . men for the ... Henry Flood , who , on the nineteenth of * CHAP . of July , exerted his fuperlative eloquence HISTORY OF IRELAND .; 277.
... Henry Grattan , voted a hundred thou- of fome fand pounds for the raifing of twenty thousand fea- 1782 . men for the ... Henry Flood , who , on the nineteenth of * CHAP . of July , exerted his fuperlative eloquence HISTORY OF IRELAND .; 277.
Page 278
... Henry Flood's motion ; and addrefies to the king from the volunteers of Leinster , Ulfter , and Connaught , concurred with the fentiments of the majority in the house of commons . The opinion of the fmall minority , Flood's adherents ...
... Henry Flood's motion ; and addrefies to the king from the volunteers of Leinster , Ulfter , and Connaught , concurred with the fentiments of the majority in the house of commons . The opinion of the fmall minority , Flood's adherents ...
Page 279
... Henry Flood , abetted at first by fo few , gained ground with rapidity in the public mind , and feem- ed to receive confirmation from events . A caufe , removed by a writ of error from the king's bench of Ireland to that of Great ...
... Henry Flood , abetted at first by fo few , gained ground with rapidity in the public mind , and feem- ed to receive confirmation from events . A caufe , removed by a writ of error from the king's bench of Ireland to that of Great ...
Page 287
... Henry Flood , for leave to introduce a bill for the more equal reprefentation of the people in parlia- This was vehemently opposed by Barry Yel- verton , the attorney general , who declared in his speech that he admired the volunteers ...
... Henry Flood , for leave to introduce a bill for the more equal reprefentation of the people in parlia- This was vehemently opposed by Barry Yel- verton , the attorney general , who declared in his speech that he admired the volunteers ...
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