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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... voted by Parliament , for the public service of Ireland ; Mr. Corry gave them as the resolutions usually voted by the Irish Parliament . £ . For the Protestant Charity Schools · 19,731 Foundling Hospital , 13,846 Marine Society 1,846 ...
... voted by Parliament , for the public service of Ireland ; Mr. Corry gave them as the resolutions usually voted by the Irish Parliament . £ . For the Protestant Charity Schools · 19,731 Foundling Hospital , 13,846 Marine Society 1,846 ...
Page 93
... vote in Parliament he could en- sure by flattery or favor . Throughout all the pro- fligate manœuvres of that fatal measure he proved himself the trusty tool of power and deception . In no instance did he display the great Statesman or ...
... vote in Parliament he could en- sure by flattery or favor . Throughout all the pro- fligate manœuvres of that fatal measure he proved himself the trusty tool of power and deception . In no instance did he display the great Statesman or ...
Page 147
... vote of thanks from the House of Commons to Mr. Pitt for his eminent services , and upon the definitive treaty of peace . The changes in the French government , viz . the voting of Bonaparte the Chief Consul , first for ten years and ...
... vote of thanks from the House of Commons to Mr. Pitt for his eminent services , and upon the definitive treaty of peace . The changes in the French government , viz . the voting of Bonaparte the Chief Consul , first for ten years and ...
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