...empire that the trade between Great-Britain and Ireland be encouraged and extended as much as pciTible ; and for that purpofe, that the intercourfe and commerce...principles, for the mutual benefit of both countries. II. That towards carrying into full efieft fo defireable a Settlement, it is fit and proper tint all...

...Ireland be encouraged and extended as much as pofTible;- and tor that purpol'c that the intercourle and commerce be finally fettled and regulated on permanent...principles, for the mutual benefit of both countries." Now, Sir, if the Settlement which we are •bout to form (hall fail of being jud and equitable for...

...that the ¡ntercourfe and commerce between Great Britain and Ireland lli'jiiid be finally/ fettled on permanent and equitable principles, for the mutual benefit of both countries. After having read this refolution, he would fay no more on the fubjcâ of mconliliency. The noble Lord...

...Britain " Britain and Ireland be encouraged and extended as much. " as pollible ; and, for that purpole, that the intercourfe and " commerce be finally fettled...principles, for the mutual benefit of both " countries." He began by obferving, that the attention of the Committee having been engrofled tor fo many weeks...

...interefts, of the Britifh Empire, that the intercourfc and commerce between Great Britain and Ireland regulated on permanent and equitable principles, for the mutual benefit of both countries, and that a fu.ll participation of commercial advantages Ihould be permanently fecurcd to Ireland whenever...

...Ireland be encouraged and extended as much as poffible ; and for that purpofe, that the intercourie and commerce be finally fettled and regulated, on permanent and equitable principles, lor the. mutual benefit of both countries. II. That towards carrying into full effect fo defireable...

...between Great Britain and Ireland be encouraged and extended ai much a» poffibic, and for that purpefe, that the intercourfe and commerce be finally fettled...permanent and equitable principles, for the mutual benelit of both countries. II. Refolved, That, towards carrying into full effect fo definible a fettlement,...

...Britim empire, that the intercourfe and commerce between Great Britain and Ireland mould be finally regulated on permanent and equitable principles, for the mutual benefit of both countries. 2. That a full participation of commercial advantages mould be permanently fecured to Ireland, whenever...

...the Britiih empire, that the trade between Great Britain an4 Ireland be extended as much as poffible, and for that purpofe that the intercourfe and commerce...principles, for the mutual benefit of both countries. Refolded II. That towards carrying into full effeit fo defirable a fettlement, it is fit and proper...

...Great Britain and Ireland be extended as much as poffible, and for that purpofe that the intercourie and commerce be finally fettled and regulated on permanent and equitable principles, toi the- mutual benefit ot both countries. Rtßlved II. That towards carrying into full effeíl fo...