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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... elected , ( if unobjectionable ) that he might be confirmed by the Holy See . If he should be objected to by of the Pre- lates in 1801 . Government , the president on such communica- tion The Administration of Marquis Cornwallis . 53.
... elected , ( if unobjectionable ) that he might be confirmed by the Holy See . If he should be objected to by of the Pre- lates in 1801 . Government , the president on such communica- tion The Administration of Marquis Cornwallis . 53.
Page 176
... confirmed " in by the late transaction , which he thinks , must have suc- " ceeded but for their barbarous descrtion and want of unanimity . " 1 Two unarmed soldiers were fired upon and killed in 176 The Reign of George III .
... confirmed " in by the late transaction , which he thinks , must have suc- " ceeded but for their barbarous descrtion and want of unanimity . " 1 Two unarmed soldiers were fired upon and killed in 176 The Reign of George III .
Page 302
... confirmed by Mrs. Arthur , who added , that Mr. Arthur had always talked of Lord Edward Fitzgerald as a madman , who wanted to excite a rebellion in the kingdom . The rest of Mr. Arthur's witnesses being in custody , and he not having ...
... confirmed by Mrs. Arthur , who added , that Mr. Arthur had always talked of Lord Edward Fitzgerald as a madman , who wanted to excite a rebellion in the kingdom . The rest of Mr. Arthur's witnesses being in custody , and he not having ...
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