Miscellaneous papers: The book of Howth. The conquest of Ireland, by Thomas Bray, etcLongmans, Green, Reader, & Dyer, 1873 - Great Britain |
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Page xiv
... justice . Many parts of Ireland were not yet divided into shires ; in others the Justices never attempted to execute their commissions , either from neglect or paucity of number , or both causes combined . The native Irish chiefs ...
... justice . Many parts of Ireland were not yet divided into shires ; in others the Justices never attempted to execute their commissions , either from neglect or paucity of number , or both causes combined . The native Irish chiefs ...
Page xv
... justice " doth represent the person of the King himself . " * 66 These reforms involved every other ; and without them all other reforms , however wise and salutary , would have been wholly nugatory . No projects in favour of improve ...
... justice " doth represent the person of the King himself . " * 66 These reforms involved every other ; and without them all other reforms , however wise and salutary , would have been wholly nugatory . No projects in favour of improve ...
Page xvii
... justice demanded that the benefits he had himself received he should be willing to see extended to others . But the Irish chief , so far from being inclined to this , resisted the attempt with all his might ; and it is this resistance ...
... justice demanded that the benefits he had himself received he should be willing to see extended to others . But the Irish chief , so far from being inclined to this , resisted the attempt with all his might ; and it is this resistance ...
Page xviii
... justice to Ireland ; and never had justice to Ireland a more solid or more reasonable demand . For when the Irish chiefs submitted to Henry VIII . and Elizabeth , and received their estates back again from the English Crown , they ...
... justice to Ireland ; and never had justice to Ireland a more solid or more reasonable demand . For when the Irish chiefs submitted to Henry VIII . and Elizabeth , and received their estates back again from the English Crown , they ...
Page xx
... justice , by judges itinerant in every part of Ire- land ; and secondly , by issuing Commissions of inquiry into defective titles , of which various instances will be found in this volume . The effect of the former proceeding was to ...
... justice , by judges itinerant in every part of Ire- land ; and secondly , by issuing Commissions of inquiry into defective titles , of which various instances will be found in this volume . The effect of the former proceeding was to ...
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