Memoirs of Captain Rock: The Celebrated Irish Chieftain, with Some Account of His Ancestors |
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Page 213
... respect , and whose candour and liberality furnish an example , well worthy of imitation , to his brethren of all ranks , has in a late Charge endeavoured to remove the impression that exists , with respect to the excessive wealth of ...
... respect , and whose candour and liberality furnish an example , well worthy of imitation , to his brethren of all ranks , has in a late Charge endeavoured to remove the impression that exists , with respect to the excessive wealth of ...
Page 237
... respect to tithes , under the Protectorate , says , " Divers on this account have long lain in the Fleet , and yet are there . And I believe above a hundred suits are in the Exchequer depending , and proceedings stopt at this point ...
... respect to tithes , under the Protectorate , says , " Divers on this account have long lain in the Fleet , and yet are there . And I believe above a hundred suits are in the Exchequer depending , and proceedings stopt at this point ...
Page 265
... respect to the Elec- tive Franchise : -By conceding the power of electing , and withholding the right of repre- senting , the Act of 1793 admitted all the worst part of the Catholic population into the Constitution , and kept the best ...
... respect to the Elec- tive Franchise : -By conceding the power of electing , and withholding the right of repre- senting , the Act of 1793 admitted all the worst part of the Catholic population into the Constitution , and kept the best ...
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