The Parliamentary register: or, History of the proceedings and debates of the House of commons of Ireland, Band 9 |
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... paid into the National Bank , was to be continued to Mr. Grenville , who had now got the reverfion of that place of Lord Clanbraffil's , without any reafon , or even pretence , why it should be continued beyond his lordship's life . The ...
... paid into the National Bank , was to be continued to Mr. Grenville , who had now got the reverfion of that place of Lord Clanbraffil's , without any reafon , or even pretence , why it should be continued beyond his lordship's life . The ...
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... paid the value of the tax also . The penfioner fo paid was then fuffered to fell both to a refident , who was free from the tax ; he was then permitted to substitute new and young lives in the place of his own , and then permitted to ...
... paid the value of the tax also . The penfioner fo paid was then fuffered to fell both to a refident , who was free from the tax ; he was then permitted to substitute new and young lives in the place of his own , and then permitted to ...
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... paid , he defired to know to whom it was due ? To a Prince they had not tried , or a Monarch whose good- nefs they had experienced . Sir HENRY CAVENDISH faid he denied that the prefent cafe was fimilar to that of the revolution . The ...
... paid , he defired to know to whom it was due ? To a Prince they had not tried , or a Monarch whose good- nefs they had experienced . Sir HENRY CAVENDISH faid he denied that the prefent cafe was fimilar to that of the revolution . The ...
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... paid , no gratitude was due . He owned , however , he had fome little curiofity to know by what fort of currency the purchafe had been made . Sir FREDERICK FLOOD faid that he did not intend to have faid a word upon the subject , if he ...
... paid , no gratitude was due . He owned , however , he had fome little curiofity to know by what fort of currency the purchafe had been made . Sir FREDERICK FLOOD faid that he did not intend to have faid a word upon the subject , if he ...
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... the imputation , but he hoped the refolution which they would come to that night , would not only be a gratification to the people of Ireland , but open the eyes of the people of England . He paid the 68 [ FEB . 11 , PARLIAMENTARY.
... the imputation , but he hoped the refolution which they would come to that night , would not only be a gratification to the people of Ireland , but open the eyes of the people of England . He paid the 68 [ FEB . 11 , PARLIAMENTARY.
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Seite 322 - not pay fo ill a compliment to the lords and commons of Ireland as to fuppofe that they were miftaken in their reliance on the moderation of my views and the purity of my intentions; a manly confidence directing the manner of proceeding toward* thofe who entertain fentiments becoming the high fituation to which they are born, furnifhes the
Seite 116 - that his excellency the lord lieutenant having thought proper to decline to tranfmit to his royal highnefs George Prince of Wales, the addrefs of both houfes of parliament, a competent number of members be appointed by this houfe to prefent the faid addrefs to his royal highnefs.
Seite 322 - Though full of joy for the event which enables me to take leave of you in this manner perfonally, I cannot but regret your departure. I have had the opportunity of acquiring a knowledge of your private characters, and it has added to the high
Seite 385 - reported from the committee of the whole houfe, to whom it was referred to take into confideration the report of the committee on the petition of the
Seite 81 - and no longer, and under the ftile and title of prince regent of Ireland, in the name and on the behalf of his majefty to exercife and
Seite 322 - neceffity which gave rife to the arrangement propofed by the parliament of Ireland; but nothing can obliterate from my memory and my gratitude the principles upon which that arrangement was made, and the circumftances by which it
Seite 115 - Under the impreffions which I feel of my official duty, and of the oath which I have taken as chief governor of Ireland, I am obliged to decline tranfmitting this addrefs into Great Britain.
Seite 114 - to the clerk of the crown, to make out a new writ for electing a member,
Seite 174 - had directed him to report to the houfe, which he read in his place, and after delivered in at the table, where the fame
Seite 36 - and title of Prince Regent of Ireland, in the name of his Majefty to exercife and adminifter, according to the laws and conftitution of this kingdom, all regal powers,