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 192
... speech on Sir John Wrottesley's motion ) it is important to make it known , that with all the previous knowledge of pre- parations for a conspiracy possessed by Government , on the 23d of July , there were in Dublin only 6 pieces of ...
... speech on Sir John Wrottesley's motion ) it is important to make it known , that with all the previous knowledge of pre- parations for a conspiracy possessed by Government , on the 23d of July , there were in Dublin only 6 pieces of ...
Page 210
... speech from the Throne , as far as it related to Ireland , deplored the sanguinary excesses committed by the disaffected , but his Majesty felt convinced , that the activity , the courage and the zeal of his loyal subjects would defeat ...
... speech from the Throne , as far as it related to Ireland , deplored the sanguinary excesses committed by the disaffected , but his Majesty felt convinced , that the activity , the courage and the zeal of his loyal subjects would defeat ...
Page 229
... speech from the throne , took notice , that in speech and Ireland , the leaders and the several inferior agents " in the late traiterous and atrocious conspiracy " had been brought to justice , and the public tran- " quillity had ...
... speech from the throne , took notice , that in speech and Ireland , the leaders and the several inferior agents " in the late traiterous and atrocious conspiracy " had been brought to justice , and the public tran- " quillity had ...
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