An Historical Review of the State of Ireland: From the Invasion of that Country Under Henry II. to Its Union with Great Britain on the 1st of January, 1801 : in Two Volumes, Volume 1 |
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... same law The bill paffes with Mr. Yelverton's amendment The death of the Marquis of Rockingham occafions a change in the cabinet - Members of the new adminiftration , Note 620 Mr. Montgomery moves for a reftitution of Mr. Flood's place ...
... same law The bill paffes with Mr. Yelverton's amendment The death of the Marquis of Rockingham occafions a change in the cabinet - Members of the new adminiftration , Note 620 Mr. Montgomery moves for a reftitution of Mr. Flood's place ...
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... same , foon after , at Cafhell . The English fovereign also received the homage of Strongbow for the kingdom of Leinfter , and the fubmiffion of the nobility of Leinster , and of the Offorians in Dublin . Roderic , the monarch , though ...
... same , foon after , at Cafhell . The English fovereign also received the homage of Strongbow for the kingdom of Leinfter , and the fubmiffion of the nobility of Leinster , and of the Offorians in Dublin . Roderic , the monarch , though ...
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... act of par- liament . + Speech of the Earl of Clare in the Irish House of Lords on the 10th February , 1800 , p . 5 . Same speech , p . 7 . § 2 Lel . 165 . * adherents adherents to the holy fee . They claimed to be 56 AN HISTORICAL REVIEW.
... act of par- liament . + Speech of the Earl of Clare in the Irish House of Lords on the 10th February , 1800 , p . 5 . Same speech , p . 7 . § 2 Lel . 165 . * adherents adherents to the holy fee . They claimed to be 56 AN HISTORICAL REVIEW.
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... same ductility they had experienced from the laft . No attempt was even made in fupport of the new religion . The first part of the business of the feffion was a motion from the court party for a fufpenfion of Poyning's law , which was ...
... same ductility they had experienced from the laft . No attempt was even made in fupport of the new religion . The first part of the business of the feffion was a motion from the court party for a fufpenfion of Poyning's law , which was ...
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... same author adds , that both Ormond and Digby always regarded Glamorgan " as duly authorized by the king : and treated and " addreffed him as a person still enjoying the royal favour and confidence . And that he did ftill U " enjoy ...
... same author adds , that both Ormond and Digby always regarded Glamorgan " as duly authorized by the king : and treated and " addreffed him as a person still enjoying the royal favour and confidence . And that he did ftill U " enjoy ...
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