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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... paid to his Majefty by congratulating him on the birth of a princefs , he thought a proper opportunity offered of paying not only a respect of the highest quality to his Majefty , but one to the heir apparent of this kingdom , by ...
... paid to his Majefty by congratulating him on the birth of a princefs , he thought a proper opportunity offered of paying not only a respect of the highest quality to his Majefty , but one to the heir apparent of this kingdom , by ...
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... paid into the bank . Mr. Fofter faid , the bank being a great trading company , he did not think their clerks were warranted to difcover their tranfactions -public credit was of too delicate a nature to allow it - he thought the ...
... paid into the bank . Mr. Fofter faid , the bank being a great trading company , he did not think their clerks were warranted to difcover their tranfactions -public credit was of too delicate a nature to allow it - he thought the ...
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... paid in premiums to fishing veffels . The particulars of 56,000l . issued from the treasury , under the head of general officers . Ditto of fums , under the head of incidental charges . Ditto of pren.iums to veffels with Irish coals ...
... paid in premiums to fishing veffels . The particulars of 56,000l . issued from the treasury , under the head of general officers . Ditto of fums , under the head of incidental charges . Ditto of pren.iums to veffels with Irish coals ...
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... paid in premiums to fishing veffels . The particulars of 56,000l . iffued from the treasury , under the head of general officers . Ditto of fums , under the head of incidental charges . Ditto of pren.iums to veffels with Irish coals ...
... paid in premiums to fishing veffels . The particulars of 56,000l . iffued from the treasury , under the head of general officers . Ditto of fums , under the head of incidental charges . Ditto of pren.iums to veffels with Irish coals ...
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... paid upon corn , grain , & c , brought into this city coaftways , by nland carriage , and imported , which were agreed to . Ordered , that the Speaker do direct his warrant to the clerk of the crown , to iffue a new writ for the ...
... paid upon corn , grain , & c , brought into this city coaftways , by nland carriage , and imported , which were agreed to . Ordered , that the Speaker do direct his warrant to the clerk of the crown , to iffue a new writ for the ...
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