The history of Ireland, from its union with Great Britain ... to October 1810, Volume 3 |
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... taken a promi- nent part in the formation of the late ministry : his Highness must , of course , have felt a particular interest in the leading measures of that administration . Considering then his Royal Highness's known predilection ...
... taken a promi- nent part in the formation of the late ministry : his Highness must , of course , have felt a particular interest in the leading measures of that administration . Considering then his Royal Highness's known predilection ...
Page 591
... taken from the Irish people their , arms , what are they to fight the enemy with ? When you have taken away their constitution , what are they to fight for ? But I am told by some of those high authorities , that there is certainly a ...
... taken from the Irish people their , arms , what are they to fight the enemy with ? When you have taken away their constitution , what are they to fight for ? But I am told by some of those high authorities , that there is certainly a ...
Page 599
... taken up so much of the time of the House ; but he could not , from the reasons he had given , help saying he ... taken place on this subject ; and it had been found , that the masters had not done their duty , and also the funds had ...
... taken up so much of the time of the House ; but he could not , from the reasons he had given , help saying he ... taken place on this subject ; and it had been found , that the masters had not done their duty , and also the funds had ...
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VOLUME III | 543 |
APPENDIX | 649 |
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