Parliamentary History and Review, Том 1Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, 1826 |
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... learned friend had taken such a course , after the late Mr. Gratian , the Attorney - General for Ireland , had done more than any other man of his time , for the claims of the Catholics . If any man , then , had planted , and fostered ...
... learned friend had taken such a course , after the late Mr. Gratian , the Attorney - General for Ireland , had done more than any other man of his time , for the claims of the Catholics . If any man , then , had planted , and fostered ...
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... learned gent . he would advert as partica- larly deserving of an answer . He had asked , if no steps were taken by the Government , with a view to check this Association , might not the mischief die away ? It was at one time his own ...
... learned gent . he would advert as partica- larly deserving of an answer . He had asked , if no steps were taken by the Government , with a view to check this Association , might not the mischief die away ? It was at one time his own ...
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... learned gent . seemed to treat lightly all cating the Catholic cause ( cheers . ) Did the those measures which a liberal policy had learned gent . , did the Catholic Association adopted for the advantage of trade , and know so little of ...
... learned gent . seemed to treat lightly all cating the Catholic cause ( cheers . ) Did the those measures which a liberal policy had learned gent . , did the Catholic Association adopted for the advantage of trade , and know so little of ...
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... learned gent . had said , that there therefore , had no right to complain , " when a was something mean and paltry in negociating treaty , regularly negotiated and signed by his a treaty , as the prelude to recognition . Now Majesty ...
... learned gent . had said , that there therefore , had no right to complain , " when a was something mean and paltry in negociating treaty , regularly negotiated and signed by his a treaty , as the prelude to recognition . Now Majesty ...
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... learned lord might get rid of " association " formation had been most notoriously deceived . and " rent ; " but the question was , would not The law - officers in Ireland , whose business it the people still meet and pay their money in ...
... learned lord might get rid of " association " formation had been most notoriously deceived . and " rent ; " but the question was , would not The law - officers in Ireland , whose business it the people still meet and pay their money in ...
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