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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... whole amount of the receipts of Hearth - money for two years laft ; which was ordered accordingly . Mr. Corry then obferved , that he had another motion to make , the fubject matter of which he thought would have been a wife meafure to ...
... whole amount of the receipts of Hearth - money for two years laft ; which was ordered accordingly . Mr. Corry then obferved , that he had another motion to make , the fubject matter of which he thought would have been a wife meafure to ...
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... whole kingdom , but that an affertion fell from the Hon . Member on the floor , which makes it neceffary for me to rife . He fays , that addreffes were procured in the feve- ral counties by Lord Temple himself ; and being contradicted ...
... whole kingdom , but that an affertion fell from the Hon . Member on the floor , which makes it neceffary for me to rife . He fays , that addreffes were procured in the feve- ral counties by Lord Temple himself ; and being contradicted ...
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... whole nation , and to dignify it in the language of parliament . - I cannot indeed fay that I am forry to have found that in the whole Irish nation , there were but two perfons disposed to refift the sense of their coun- try - and be it ...
... whole nation , and to dignify it in the language of parliament . - I cannot indeed fay that I am forry to have found that in the whole Irish nation , there were but two perfons disposed to refift the sense of their coun- try - and be it ...
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... whole could be comprehended together . The Gen- tleman might amufe himself by taking up fuch a fingle part in his closet , though every man in the Houfe was equally concerned in the fubject . He could not help calling it frivo- lous ...
... whole could be comprehended together . The Gen- tleman might amufe himself by taking up fuch a fingle part in his closet , though every man in the Houfe was equally concerned in the fubject . He could not help calling it frivo- lous ...
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... whole House fympathized , and the queftion on the motion being put , the affent of parliament was never given with greater pleasure , and it was carried unanimously . Refolved , Nem . Con . That an humble addrefs be presented to his ...
... whole House fympathized , and the queftion on the motion being put , the affent of parliament was never given with greater pleasure , and it was carried unanimously . Refolved , Nem . Con . That an humble addrefs be presented to his ...
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