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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... reform , had laid the foundation of a confiderable increase of ex- pence to the kingdom under that head : that he admitted his lord- thip deferved praife for his great affiduity in business , and he be- lieved he could not be charged ...
... reform , had laid the foundation of a confiderable increase of ex- pence to the kingdom under that head : that he admitted his lord- thip deferved praife for his great affiduity in business , and he be- lieved he could not be charged ...
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... reform ; and concluded that if the Hon . Baronet thought the circle in which he fat was com- pofed of men grown old in iniquity , it would be but charitable for him to come amongst them , as only from his virtuous contact and ...
... reform ; and concluded that if the Hon . Baronet thought the circle in which he fat was com- pofed of men grown old in iniquity , it would be but charitable for him to come amongst them , as only from his virtuous contact and ...
Page 73
... the re- fources and expences of the kingdom . He did not mean to fpe- cify the minute articles of reform , but in general words to lay , that a retrenchment in the military establishment is abfolutely ne- DEBATE S. 73.
... the re- fources and expences of the kingdom . He did not mean to fpe- cify the minute articles of reform , but in general words to lay , that a retrenchment in the military establishment is abfolutely ne- DEBATE S. 73.
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... reform . Sir John Blaquiere spoke against the motion ; he gave a history of the king of Pruffia's regulations ; but he admitted that a lefs number of officers were made to answer than in our army . Mr. Browne , of the College , faid ...
... reform . Sir John Blaquiere spoke against the motion ; he gave a history of the king of Pruffia's regulations ; but he admitted that a lefs number of officers were made to answer than in our army . Mr. Browne , of the College , faid ...
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... reform ; if therefore by a direliction of your du- ty , you ftimulate them to innovations , blame yourselves ; do your duty , and they will be quiet . The people ftood at your back when you demanded your rights , now ftand at theirs ...
... reform ; if therefore by a direliction of your du- ty , you ftimulate them to innovations , blame yourselves ; do your duty , and they will be quiet . The people ftood at your back when you demanded your rights , now ftand at theirs ...
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