The speech of ... John, earl of Clare ... in the House of lords of Ireland on a motion made by him on February 10, 1800, 'that in order to promote ... the essential interests of Great Britain and Ireland ... it will be adviseable to concur in such measures as may best tend to unite the two Kingdoms'. |
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Strona 11
... brought over with them a new fource of contention with the in- habitants . One of the modern arts of civil war in Ireland has been , to ftigmatize the memory of James I. as having fapped the liberties , and fubverted the Parliamentary ...
... brought over with them a new fource of contention with the in- habitants . One of the modern arts of civil war in Ireland has been , to ftigmatize the memory of James I. as having fapped the liberties , and fubverted the Parliamentary ...
Strona 33
... brought into difcuffion in the British Par- liament , and plainly on the faith of this reprefen- tation made to the British cabinet , of the readi- nefs on the part of Ireland to fettle every question of imperial policy or regulation ...
... brought into difcuffion in the British Par- liament , and plainly on the faith of this reprefen- tation made to the British cabinet , of the readi- nefs on the part of Ireland to fettle every question of imperial policy or regulation ...
Strona 53
... brought up to the King's Reprefentative on the 18th of February by both Houfes , for tranfmiffion to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales . When Lord Buckingham informed them , " that under the impreffions which he felt of public duty ...
... brought up to the King's Reprefentative on the 18th of February by both Houfes , for tranfmiffion to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales . When Lord Buckingham informed them , " that under the impreffions which he felt of public duty ...
Strona 59
... brought forward , not composed of the prefent effentials of Liberty , Reform , and Emancipation , but what the party called the internal reform of the Houfe of Com- mons , the perfect affimilation of the Irish to the English ...
... brought forward , not composed of the prefent effentials of Liberty , Reform , and Emancipation , but what the party called the internal reform of the Houfe of Com- mons , the perfect affimilation of the Irish to the English ...
Strona 61
... the Popish worship ; and the profeffion of the law was opened to per- fons of the Popish religion without qualification or reftriétion . In 1792 , a giddy young man , now no no more , was brought over here from England by 61.
... the Popish worship ; and the profeffion of the law was opened to per- fons of the Popish religion without qualification or reftriétion . In 1792 , a giddy young man , now no no more , was brought over here from England by 61.
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