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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... shall induftriously perfevere in the improvement of our Lin- en Manufacture ; nor fhall we omit an attention to the Fishery , that promifing fource of induftry and wealth ; and we shall endea- vour to regulate the encouragements granted ...
... shall induftriously perfevere in the improvement of our Lin- en Manufacture ; nor fhall we omit an attention to the Fishery , that promifing fource of induftry and wealth ; and we shall endea- vour to regulate the encouragements granted ...
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... fuch further aid as to the wisdom of the House shall seem meet , for enabling the petitioners effectually to compleat the great national works now in execution . E Ordered , that faid petition be referred to the confideration DEBATE S. 49.
... fuch further aid as to the wisdom of the House shall seem meet , for enabling the petitioners effectually to compleat the great national works now in execution . E Ordered , that faid petition be referred to the confideration DEBATE S. 49.
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... shall beg leave shortly to ftate the manner in which I accepted that office , which I give you my word I never will refume . It was offered to me in the moft honourable manner , with an affurance not only of being a placeman for my own ...
... shall beg leave shortly to ftate the manner in which I accepted that office , which I give you my word I never will refume . It was offered to me in the moft honourable manner , with an affurance not only of being a placeman for my own ...
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... shall find it impoffible for me , under fuch an interdict , to pay my refpects at his majefty's caftle of Dublin , which other- wife I fhould be prompt to discharge . And I mention it , thus publicly , that my abfence may not be ...
... shall find it impoffible for me , under fuch an interdict , to pay my refpects at his majefty's caftle of Dublin , which other- wife I fhould be prompt to discharge . And I mention it , thus publicly , that my abfence may not be ...
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... shall be told tis too late - fo rapid and conftant too has our extravagance beer , that no time fhould be loft in interpofing on behalf of our coun- try . In the year 1755 you were not in debt -- in the beginning of the late war you ...
... shall be told tis too late - fo rapid and conftant too has our extravagance beer , that no time fhould be loft in interpofing on behalf of our coun- try . In the year 1755 you were not in debt -- in the beginning of the late war you ...
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