The History of Ireland from Its Union with Great Britain, in January 1801, to October 1810, Volume 1Edition Synapse, 2001 - Ireland |
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Page 110
... Castle yard , possessing more absolute power over the lives and liberties of the inhabitants of Dublin , than any officer civil or military within the district and the latter though subordinate in rank , was nearly co - ordinate in ...
... Castle yard , possessing more absolute power over the lives and liberties of the inhabitants of Dublin , than any officer civil or military within the district and the latter though subordinate in rank , was nearly co - ordinate in ...
Page 112
... castle . Ön a Sunday evening , Major Sirr with Jemmy O'Brien marched armed in costume with a party of soldiers to disperse some foot ball players from a field near the barracks ; it was precipitately cleared on their approach . There ...
... castle . Ön a Sunday evening , Major Sirr with Jemmy O'Brien marched armed in costume with a party of soldiers to disperse some foot ball players from a field near the barracks ; it was precipitately cleared on their approach . There ...
Page 177
... castle ; instinct , more than reason , drove her into the apartment , in which Sir E. Baker Littlehales , Secretary for the war depart- ment was entertaining General Craddock and a large party of military and other friends at dinner ...
... castle ; instinct , more than reason , drove her into the apartment , in which Sir E. Baker Littlehales , Secretary for the war depart- ment was entertaining General Craddock and a large party of military and other friends at dinner ...
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