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Page 49
... oppose the bill but fuch as had Irish eftates or Irish understandings . " Receiving a challenge for this national infult from the gallant lord Offory , Buck- ingham , instead of fighting , complained to the house ; and Offory was for a ...
... oppose the bill but fuch as had Irish eftates or Irish understandings . " Receiving a challenge for this national infult from the gallant lord Offory , Buck- ingham , instead of fighting , complained to the house ; and Offory was for a ...
Page 138
... oppose them , arrived , unrefifted , except by a regiment of dragoons , who fled after the lofs of feventy of their men . The Jacobite forces , who had come too late to difpute the paffage of the river , formed in two lines to prevent ...
... oppose them , arrived , unrefifted , except by a regiment of dragoons , who fled after the lofs of feventy of their men . The Jacobite forces , who had come too late to difpute the paffage of the river , formed in two lines to prevent ...
Page 210
... oppose the ministry . The foul of this party was the admirable Swift , whofe writings excited in many of his countrymen a sense of their fituation and true interest , the first fuccefs of which was the defeating of a job favoured by the ...
... oppose the ministry . The foul of this party was the admirable Swift , whofe writings excited in many of his countrymen a sense of their fituation and true interest , the first fuccefs of which was the defeating of a job favoured by the ...
Page 221
... oppose a pofitive law , difcovered , by a laborious investigation of charters and other re- cords , that encroachments , without legal fanction , had been made on their privileges in other refpects . By publishing his difcoveries in ...
... oppose a pofitive law , difcovered , by a laborious investigation of charters and other re- cords , that encroachments , without legal fanction , had been made on their privileges in other refpects . By publishing his difcoveries in ...
Page 260
... oppose the extenfion of Irish trade , particularly the towns of Liverpool , Manchester , and Glafcow , whose petitions even feemed to menace difloyalty to go- vernment in case of such indulgence to Ireland . The ignorance of the ...
... oppose the extenfion of Irish trade , particularly the towns of Liverpool , Manchester , and Glafcow , whose petitions even feemed to menace difloyalty to go- vernment in case of such indulgence to Ireland . The ignorance of the ...
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