The Annual Register, Or, A View of the History, Politics, and Literature for the Year ..., Volume 6; Volume 75J. Dodsley, 1834 - History |
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... authority of the law , and threatening the most fatal consequences , if not promptly and effectually repressed . " I feel confident that to your loyalty and patriotism I shall not resort in vain for assistance in these afflicting ...
... authority of the law , and threatening the most fatal consequences , if not promptly and effectually repressed . " I feel confident that to your loyalty and patriotism I shall not resort in vain for assistance in these afflicting ...
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... authority to inflict fine and im- prisonment and against the mem- bers of which it was hopeless to seek redress , -what feelings would such a state of things generate ? In Ireland , since the union , so many forms had been introduced in ...
... authority to inflict fine and im- prisonment and against the mem- bers of which it was hopeless to seek redress , -what feelings would such a state of things generate ? In Ireland , since the union , so many forms had been introduced in ...
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... authority of Mr. Barrington - an unquestion- able one , he was free to admit that the law , as it stood , provided a punishment for all those insur- rectionary offences which disfigured the social state of Ireland . But that was not the ...
... authority of Mr. Barrington - an unquestion- able one , he was free to admit that the law , as it stood , provided a punishment for all those insur- rectionary offences which disfigured the social state of Ireland . But that was not the ...
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... authority might have gone on till the death of George III . , had his ailment con- tinued ; that is , for thirty - two years , Ireland , to all intents and purposes , would have had one re- gent with its independent legisla- ture , and ...
... authority might have gone on till the death of George III . , had his ailment con- tinued ; that is , for thirty - two years , Ireland , to all intents and purposes , would have had one re- gent with its independent legisla- ture , and ...
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... authority , and Sir Henry Parnell , had join- ed with the member for Dublin in warning ministers of the evil con- sequences to be apprehended . They all said that if the bill pro- posed were carried , it would lead to disgraceful ...
... authority , and Sir Henry Parnell , had join- ed with the member for Dublin in warning ministers of the evil con- sequences to be apprehended . They all said that if the bill pro- posed were carried , it would lead to disgraceful ...
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