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 151
... aforesaid . Refolved , That it is the opinion of this committee , that a fur- ther additional duty of 6. be laid on every yard of callico and 1 muflin that fhall be imported into this kingdom during the DEBATE S. 151 1 ...
... aforesaid . Refolved , That it is the opinion of this committee , that a fur- ther additional duty of 6. be laid on every yard of callico and 1 muflin that fhall be imported into this kingdom during the DEBATE S. 151 1 ...
Page 160
... aforesaid , any grant of lands in fee , leafe for years , or other grant of profit not herein particularly charged , that shall pafs the great feal of Ireland , or the feal of the Exche- quer , cuftodiam leafes excepted . Refolved ...
... aforesaid , any grant of lands in fee , leafe for years , or other grant of profit not herein particularly charged , that shall pafs the great feal of Ireland , or the feal of the Exche- quer , cuftodiam leafes excepted . Refolved ...
Page 214
... aforesaid , that this act fhall not extend to allow the import of fuch wares and merchandizes from any place contrary to the true intent and meaning of the act , called the Act of Navigation paffed in the reign of Charles II . and by an ...
... aforesaid , that this act fhall not extend to allow the import of fuch wares and merchandizes from any place contrary to the true intent and meaning of the act , called the Act of Navigation paffed in the reign of Charles II . and by an ...
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