The History of Ireland, from the Earliest Period to the Present Time: Embracing Also a Statistical and Geographical Account of that Kingdom ; Forming Together a Complete View of Its Past and Present State, Under Its Political, Civil, Literary, and Commercial Relations, 2. ciltSherwood, Neely and Jones, 1814 - 524 sayfa |
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... royal assent before the recess . The third , being more complex in its nature , was suf- fered to lie over during the approaching holidays in its state of an open proposition , to afford time for consideration in Ireland , and to ...
... royal assent before the recess . The third , being more complex in its nature , was suf- fered to lie over during the approaching holidays in its state of an open proposition , to afford time for consideration in Ireland , and to ...
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... . Against these proceed- ings , however , the merchants ' corps of volun teers , convened at the Royal Exchange , Dublin . passed very strong resolutions , which were printed in the 26 The mutiny bill rendered perpetual .
... . Against these proceed- ings , however , the merchants ' corps of volun teers , convened at the Royal Exchange , Dublin . passed very strong resolutions , which were printed in the 26 The mutiny bill rendered perpetual .
Sayfa 30
... royal Mr. O'Neil then moved , that the thanks of the house should be given to all the volunteers of Ireland for their unremitted exertions , and for their loyal and spirited declarations on the late expected invasion , which , with the ...
... royal Mr. O'Neil then moved , that the thanks of the house should be given to all the volunteers of Ireland for their unremitted exertions , and for their loyal and spirited declarations on the late expected invasion , which , with the ...
Sayfa 41
... royal wisdom . " This motion he supported with a variety of arguments , urged in a manner that may make us wonder how they were resisted . It was seconded by Mr. Brown- low ; but the attorney - general opposed it , and moved , that it ...
... royal wisdom . " This motion he supported with a variety of arguments , urged in a manner that may make us wonder how they were resisted . It was seconded by Mr. Brown- low ; but the attorney - general opposed it , and moved , that it ...
Sayfa 43
... royal assent during the viceroyalty of Lard Carlisle , yet they may be considered as measures originating in bis administration , as did also some others , such as one for establishing a national bank in Ireland ; and they were the last ...
... royal assent during the viceroyalty of Lard Carlisle , yet they may be considered as measures originating in bis administration , as did also some others , such as one for establishing a national bank in Ireland ; and they were the last ...
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