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 ... |
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Page 668
... parties was that of Orangemen and United Irishmen - More falfehoods of Sir Richard Mufgrave , Note 708 Loyalty displayed at firft by all defcriptions of people in the county of Wexford in an address prefented by Lord Mountnorris 710 711 ...
... parties was that of Orangemen and United Irishmen - More falfehoods of Sir Richard Mufgrave , Note 708 Loyalty displayed at firft by all defcriptions of people in the county of Wexford in an address prefented by Lord Mountnorris 710 711 ...
Page 688
... party of thirty - five dragoons , under the command of Lord Roden . After fome refiftance , the rebels were defeated , great numbers were killed and wounded , and their leaders Ledwich and Keough were taken . They were immediately tried ...
... party of thirty - five dragoons , under the command of Lord Roden . After fome refiftance , the rebels were defeated , great numbers were killed and wounded , and their leaders Ledwich and Keough were taken . They were immediately tried ...
Page 700
... party as the vindictive ingenuity of depraved fero- city could devife . The original founders , the chief promoters ... parties , parties , and used by them mutually as the most 700 AN HISTORICAL REVIEW Nevin's anfwer to the Archbishop ...
... party as the vindictive ingenuity of depraved fero- city could devife . The original founders , the chief promoters ... parties , parties , and used by them mutually as the most 700 AN HISTORICAL REVIEW Nevin's anfwer to the Archbishop ...
Page 701
... parties , and used by them mutually as the most destructive weapons of their warfare . Without alluding to any juftification or even palliation for treafon , it falls to the duty of the faithful annalift to detail the real caufes of ...
... parties , and used by them mutually as the most destructive weapons of their warfare . Without alluding to any juftification or even palliation for treafon , it falls to the duty of the faithful annalift to detail the real caufes of ...
Page 702
... party of yeomanry commanded by Captain Hardy , went out to meet them . Having reconnoitred their force , which amounted to between three and four hundred , they took poft on the hill under the church , and when the rebels came tolerably ...
... party of yeomanry commanded by Captain Hardy , went out to meet them . Having reconnoitred their force , which amounted to between three and four hundred , they took poft on the hill under the church , and when the rebels came tolerably ...
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