The Parliamentary Register: Or, History of the Proceedings and Debates of the House of Commons of Ireland, ... ], Volume 1James Porter, Pat. Byrne, and William Porter, 1784 - Ireland |
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Page 80
... same as before the laft war , and in juftice , as well as gratitude , we cannot proceed to the immediate reduction of the army ; befides , the military should be now retained as a poffe comitatus , to aflift and be fubordinate to the ...
... same as before the laft war , and in juftice , as well as gratitude , we cannot proceed to the immediate reduction of the army ; befides , the military should be now retained as a poffe comitatus , to aflift and be fubordinate to the ...
Page 158
... same shall be exported to any fuch colony or plantation , then that all faid duties thall be fully drawn back and repaid , except fo much thereof as fhall amount to a fum after the rate of 5. 8. 44. for every 100l . value thereof , as ...
... same shall be exported to any fuch colony or plantation , then that all faid duties thall be fully drawn back and repaid , except fo much thereof as fhall amount to a fum after the rate of 5. 8. 44. for every 100l . value thereof , as ...
Page 185
... same shall be taken by any of his Majefty's fhips of war , and of 2 / . 10s . if the fame fhall have been taken by any private hip of war , for every hundred pounds value thereof , valuing each hundred weight at four pounds , and fo in ...
... same shall be taken by any of his Majefty's fhips of war , and of 2 / . 10s . if the fame fhall have been taken by any private hip of war , for every hundred pounds value thereof , valuing each hundred weight at four pounds , and fo in ...
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