Memoirs of Captain Rock: The Celebrated Irish Chieftain, with Some Account of His Ancestors |
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Page 92
... possessions became vested in the crown . This point once established , the path of iniquity lay clear and open ; and ... possession of the ancient in- heritance of its inhabitants . " - Speech on the Union . cling to the principle of ...
... possessions became vested in the crown . This point once established , the path of iniquity lay clear and open ; and ... possession of the ancient in- heritance of its inhabitants . " - Speech on the Union . cling to the principle of ...
Page 152
... possession of such an instructor , and still more since we had been deprived of our own . At last , upon consulting with my brother graduates of the hedge , a bold measure was resolved upon , which I had the honour of being appointed ...
... possession of such an instructor , and still more since we had been deprived of our own . At last , upon consulting with my brother graduates of the hedge , a bold measure was resolved upon , which I had the honour of being appointed ...
Page 182
... possessions of our forefathers , set an interdict on our acquisition of any more for our descendants . By the 17 and 18 of George III . , any Ca- tholic , subscribing the Oath of Allegiance and Declaration prescribed by a former Act ...
... possessions of our forefathers , set an interdict on our acquisition of any more for our descendants . By the 17 and 18 of George III . , any Ca- tholic , subscribing the Oath of Allegiance and Declaration prescribed by a former Act ...
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acres Agistment alarm ancestors ancient appears Archbishop Bishop Captain Rock CHAPTER Church Church of Ireland Clergy crown Diocese discord Dublin Duke Ecclesiastical Education enemy England English Establishment estates faith father favour feeling former gentleman Government grant Grattan grievance hands hath Henry Henry VIII honour House of Commons hundred Insurrection Insurrection Act Ireland Irish Irishman King land late least Leland letters liberality liberty living London Hibernian Society Lord Fitzwilliam Lord Lieutenant Lord Strafford Lords Justices matter measure ment millions mode Munster never oppression Orange Orangemen Papists parish Parliament Penal period persecution persons poor Popery Popish possession pounds present priests Protestant Rapparees rebellion rebels Reformation reign religion Reverend Rock Family Rockism Roger Moore Roman Catholic rulers sacred says Schools spirit subjects suffered tenth testant tholic tion Tithes Union whole wretched