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... Commercial arrangement between Great Britain and Ireland . A fet of refolutions prefented to the house of commons in Ireland ; agreed to ; tranfmitted VOL . XXVIII . [ 4 ] ta to England . Bufinefs opened in the boufe of commons.
... Commercial arrangement between Great Britain and Ireland . A fet of refolutions prefented to the house of commons in Ireland ; agreed to ; tranfmitted VOL . XXVIII . [ 4 ] ta to England . Bufinefs opened in the boufe of commons.
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... house of lords ; paffed . Bill thereupon . Propofitions tranfmitted to Ireland ; their reception there . Bill moved for , correfpondent to that in England ; debates thereupon . Speeches of Mr. Grattan and Mr. Flood . Bill brought in ...
... house of lords ; paffed . Bill thereupon . Propofitions tranfmitted to Ireland ; their reception there . Bill moved for , correfpondent to that in England ; debates thereupon . Speeches of Mr. Grattan and Mr. Flood . Bill brought in ...
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... House of Commons ; and accordingly , the day following , he moved for leave to bring in a bill " for the more equal reprefentation " of the people in parliament . " The motion was received by a great majority of the houfe with the ...
... House of Commons ; and accordingly , the day following , he moved for leave to bring in a bill " for the more equal reprefentation " of the people in parliament . " The motion was received by a great majority of the houfe with the ...
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... house by the performance of a piece of mufic called the Volunteers March . A ge- neral uproar enfued ; the entertain- ments of the evening were ftopped ; and it was faid that he narrowly ef- caped undergoing one of those ope- rations ...
... house by the performance of a piece of mufic called the Volunteers March . A ge- neral uproar enfued ; the entertain- ments of the evening were ftopped ; and it was faid that he narrowly ef- caped undergoing one of those ope- rations ...
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and agreed to by the house without much difcuffion , and without any material alterations . The concur- rence of the house of peers being foon after obtained , these resolutions were immediately tranfmitted to England , as the propofed ...
and agreed to by the house without much difcuffion , and without any material alterations . The concur- rence of the house of peers being foon after obtained , these resolutions were immediately tranfmitted to England , as the propofed ...
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