The Annual Register, Or, A View of the History, Politics, and Literature for the Year ..., Band 6;Band 75J. Dodsley, 1834 |
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... amount of 940,000l . a - year , the sixteenth part of the entire landed revenue of Ireland , and 1s . 5d . on the entire rental of the country . It was in the hands of such men- men connected with one party in Ireland , that such ...
... amount of 940,000l . a - year , the sixteenth part of the entire landed revenue of Ireland , and 1s . 5d . on the entire rental of the country . It was in the hands of such men- men connected with one party in Ireland , that such ...
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... amount of 1,200l . , of which rewards two only had as yet been paid . So complete was the system of organization established by the midnight murderers and disturbers of the public peace , that their victims dared not complain . They ...
... amount of 1,200l . , of which rewards two only had as yet been paid . So complete was the system of organization established by the midnight murderers and disturbers of the public peace , that their victims dared not complain . They ...
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... amount of taxation in the two countries , for that was the business - like way looking at the question . Let them call for a return of all the taxes which were imposed in Ireland and not imposed in England , and next for a return of all ...
... amount of taxation in the two countries , for that was the business - like way looking at the question . Let them call for a return of all the taxes which were imposed in Ireland and not imposed in England , and next for a return of all ...
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... amount of duties to be so collected , but the angry feelings to which they would give rise in both countries , which were to be dreaded . On these grounds he would repeat his assertion , that England had no disposition to injure Ireland ...
... amount of duties to be so collected , but the angry feelings to which they would give rise in both countries , which were to be dreaded . On these grounds he would repeat his assertion , that England had no disposition to injure Ireland ...
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... amount of evidence as to the intimidation of jurors - for it was the intimidation of jurors which was the ground of this clause - as to show , that the intended change in the administration of the law was necessary . It had been said ...
... amount of evidence as to the intimidation of jurors - for it was the intimidation of jurors which was the ground of this clause - as to show , that the intended change in the administration of the law was necessary . It had been said ...
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