Memoirs of the Right Honourable Richard Lalor Sheil, Том 2H. Colburn, 1855 - Всего страниц: 830 |
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... England who had opportunities of knowing the difficulties which the Duke of Wellington had to encounter in persuading George IV . of its necessity , many entertained not unreasonable fears least some ebullition of feeling in Ireland ...
... England who had opportunities of knowing the difficulties which the Duke of Wellington had to encounter in persuading George IV . of its necessity , many entertained not unreasonable fears least some ebullition of feeling in Ireland ...
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... beneath . . . . It was said that the country prospered , that the machine worked well ; that England with that fiscal prodigy , a debt of 800,000,000 . on her back , still stood erect and firm ; that the RICHARD LALOR SHEIL . 93.
... beneath . . . . It was said that the country prospered , that the machine worked well ; that England with that fiscal prodigy , a debt of 800,000,000 . on her back , still stood erect and firm ; that the RICHARD LALOR SHEIL . 93.
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... England . His appreciation and relish for good conversation were remarkable . He Some years afterwards a curious illustration of what is above alluded to was brought under Mr. Sheil's notice by the writer of these Memoirs . In the ...
... England . His appreciation and relish for good conversation were remarkable . He Some years afterwards a curious illustration of what is above alluded to was brought under Mr. Sheil's notice by the writer of these Memoirs . In the ...
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... England , and it passed the second reading without opposition . On going into committee , Mr. Sheil moved that the preamble should recite that the first- fruits should be applicable in future to the maintenance and repair of churches ...
... England , and it passed the second reading without opposition . On going into committee , Mr. Sheil moved that the preamble should recite that the first- fruits should be applicable in future to the maintenance and repair of churches ...
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... England and denied to Ireland , the effect would be to raise the price of Irish boroughs . They would become doubly valuable . They alone would then be in the market ; and the competition for them would be most animated . Dundalk would ...
... England and denied to Ireland , the effect would be to raise the price of Irish boroughs . They would become doubly valuable . They alone would then be in the market ; and the competition for them would be most animated . Dundalk would ...
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