Memoirs of Captain Rock: The Celebrated Irish Chieftain, with Some Account of His Ancestors |
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Page 169
... called Spiritual Gifts ; and there , of impropriate Tithes , sold after the Dissolution , it is said they are now made Temporal ; and , before that time it was never heard that ty thes were called a Temporal Right . " - Great Case of ...
... called Spiritual Gifts ; and there , of impropriate Tithes , sold after the Dissolution , it is said they are now made Temporal ; and , before that time it was never heard that ty thes were called a Temporal Right . " - Great Case of ...
Page 192
... called it up , and vanish ! " Our work , believe me , will last longer than his . We have a Power on our side that ' will not willingly let us die ; ' and , long after Grattan shall have disappeared from earth , -like that arrow shot ...
... called it up , and vanish ! " Our work , believe me , will last longer than his . We have a Power on our side that ' will not willingly let us die ; ' and , long after Grattan shall have disappeared from earth , -like that arrow shot ...
Page 270
... called on the Grand Jury ; but , when I was there in 1808 and 1809 , not one was called , the nomi- nation of Sheriff being entirely an office of party . " Of ano- ther County he says , " During the Duke of Bedford's admi- nistration ...
... called on the Grand Jury ; but , when I was there in 1808 and 1809 , not one was called , the nomi- nation of Sheriff being entirely an office of party . " Of ano- ther County he says , " During the Duke of Bedford's admi- nistration ...
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