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 97
... took any share in them . Of all the Debates , which took place in the first Session of the Imperial Par- liament , that afforded the most historical evidence of the pre - determined perseverance in the old VOL . I. H 1801. system ...
... took any share in them . Of all the Debates , which took place in the first Session of the Imperial Par- liament , that afforded the most historical evidence of the pre - determined perseverance in the old VOL . I. H 1801. system ...
Page 175
... took a lease of a malt - house in Mass - lane , as a depot for ammunition , arms , and general preparatives for this fatal project . About the same time he also established other subordinate depots for the fabri- cation and reception of ...
... took a lease of a malt - house in Mass - lane , as a depot for ammunition , arms , and general preparatives for this fatal project . About the same time he also established other subordinate depots for the fabri- cation and reception of ...
Page 207
... took place between us in the year 1793. Those letters were mislaid , and some days elapsed before I could discover them ; they have since been found . Allow me then , Sir , to recal to your recollection the expressions you were ...
... took place between us in the year 1793. Those letters were mislaid , and some days elapsed before I could discover them ; they have since been found . Allow me then , Sir , to recal to your recollection the expressions you were ...
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