The Dublin University Magazine, Том 11William Curry, Jun., and Company, 1838 |
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... regards the number of persons employed , and the incomes they receive ; and if so , whether a reduction of the same should not take place with due regard to all existing interests . " Mr. Canning , after reading Mr. Hume's resolutions ...
... regards the number of persons employed , and the incomes they receive ; and if so , whether a reduction of the same should not take place with due regard to all existing interests . " Mr. Canning , after reading Mr. Hume's resolutions ...
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... regard the government with suspicion the Pro- testant gentry and nobility stand aloof from it . We cannot but regard such a state of things as unfortunate in the extreme - unfortunate for the country , as we are sure it must be ...
... regard the government with suspicion the Pro- testant gentry and nobility stand aloof from it . We cannot but regard such a state of things as unfortunate in the extreme - unfortunate for the country , as we are sure it must be ...
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... regard to the chief constable considering this occurrence as one which he should not have REPORTED SPECIALLY , his Excellency is of opinion that Mr. Wright took a VERY incorrect view of his duty . " The same document states Mr. Wright ...
... regard to the chief constable considering this occurrence as one which he should not have REPORTED SPECIALLY , his Excellency is of opinion that Mr. Wright took a VERY incorrect view of his duty . " The same document states Mr. Wright ...
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