The Correspondence of the Right Hon. John Beresford, Illustrative of the Last Thirty Years of the Irish Parliament, Том 1

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Woodfall and Kinder, 1854

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Mr Scott to Mr Robinson
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Mr Scott to Mr Robinson
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Mr Beresford to Mr Robinson
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Mr Beresford to Mr Robinson
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Mr Beresford to Mr Robinson
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Mr Scott to Mr Robinson
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Mr Beresford to Mr Robinson
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13th April 1779
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31st July 1779
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20th Oct 1779
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15th Oct 1779
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24th Oct 1779
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Mr Beresford to Mr Robinson 8th Jan 1781
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Mr Beresford to Mr Robinson
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Mr Scott to Mr Beresford
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Mr Eden to Mr Robinson
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Mr Scott to Mr Robinson
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Mr Beresford to Mr Robinson
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5th Nov 1779
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Mr Eden to Mr Robinson
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Mr Eden to Lord North
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Mr Eden to Lord North
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Mr Beresford to Mr Robinson
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Mr Eden to Lord North
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Lord Carlisle to Lord North
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Mr Eden to Lord North
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Lord Carlisle to Lord North
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Mr Robinson to Mr Eden
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Lord Carlisle to Lord North
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Mr Eden to Lord North
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Mr Eden to Lord North
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Lord Townshend to Mr Beresford 17th Feb 1777
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Mr Allan to Mr Beresford
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Mr Eden to Mr Beresford
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Mr Beresford to Mr Eden
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5th Dec 1779
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Mr Beresford to Mr Eden
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Mr Eden to Mr Beresford
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9th Dec 1779
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11th Dec 1779
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16th Dec 1779
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1782
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Mr Beresford to Mr Robinson 26th Nov 1779
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Mr Beresford to Mr Robinson 20th Dec 1779
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Sir John Blaquière to Mr Beresford 23rd Feb 1780
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Sir John Blaquière to Mr Beresford 11th March 1780
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Mr Beresford to Mr Orde 6th July 1785
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Mr Orde to Mr Beresford
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Mr Beresford to Mr Pitt
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Mr Orde to Mr Beresford
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Mr Beresford to Mr Orde
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Mr Beresford to Mr Robinson 14th March 1780
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Mr Gerard Hamilton to Mr Beresford 22nd Sept
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2nd Nov 1781
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10th Nov 1781
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14th Nov 1781
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16th March 1778
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13th May 1778
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Mr Beresford to Colonel Barré 7th April 1782
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Mr Beresford to Mr Allan 25th May 1778
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3rd May 1782
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Mr Eden to Mr Beresford
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Mr Beresford to Mr Eden 97 Mr Beresford to Mr Eden 98 Mr Beresford to Mr Eden 99 Mr Eden to Mr Beresford 7th June 1782
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5th July 1782
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25th May 1782
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13th July 1782
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1st Aug 1782
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Lord Buckinghamshire to Mr Beresford 17th Sept 1782
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Mr Eden to Mr Beresford 18th Sept 1782
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Lord Townshend to Mr Beresford 24th Feb 1783
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Mr Allan to Mr Beresford 14th March 1783
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Lord Townshend to Mr Beresford 9th April 1783
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Lord Townshend to Mr Beresford 22nd April 1783
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Lord Temple to Mr Beresford 19th July 1783
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Mr Robinson to Mr Scott 2nd Nov 1783
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Mr Burton Conyngham to Mr 1784 9th Jan 1784
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Mr Beresford to Mr Robinson 21 Mr Beresford to Mr Robinson
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20th Feb 1784
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28th March 1784
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11th April 1784
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19th June 1784
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Lord Townshend to Mr Beresford 125 Lord Townshend to Mr Beresford 126 Lord Townshend to Mr Beresford 127 Lord Buckingham to Mr Beresf...
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20th Dec 1784
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27th Dec 1784
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28th Feb 1785
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16th April 1785
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15th June 1785
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1st July 1785
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8th July 1785
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9th July 1785
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28th Nov 1785
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17th Dec 1785
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6th Jan 1786
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28th Feb 1786
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20th April 1786
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11th May 1786
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Mr Baron Hamilton to Mr 1787 10th Sept 1786
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3rd Oct 1786
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2nd Dec 1786
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24th Feb 1787
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Beresford 23rd March
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Lord Hawkesbury to Mr Beresford 12th April 1787
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Lord Townshend to Mr Beresford 22nd July 1787
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Mr Winder to Mr Beresford
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21st Oct 1787
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23rd Oct 1787
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