...place, the contributions of Great Britain and Ireland Yelpeflively, towards tbe comrat ne?penditure in each year, (hall be defrayed in the proportion of fifteen parts for Great Britain and two fur Ireland ; and that at the end of the faid twenty yeara, the future expenditure of the United Kingdoms,...

...contributions of Great Britain and Ireland refpeftively, towards the common expenditure in each year, ihall be defrayed in the proportion of fifteen parts for Great Britain and two for Ireland ; and that at the end of the bid twenty years, the future expenditure of the United Kingdoms,...

...contributions >.i Great Britain and Ireland refpeflively, towards the common expenditure in each year, A.ill be defrayed in the proportion of fifteen parts for Great Britain and uvo for Ireland ; and chat at the end of the faid twenty years, the future expenditure of the united...

...years after the union (hall take place, the contribution of Great Britain and Ireland refpefti vely towards the expenditure of the united kingdom -in...parts for Great Britain, and two parts for Ireland," this proportion of the «piration of that time to be fubjeil to revifion and régulation from other...

...years after the Union fhall take place, (fie contribution af Great' Britain and Ireland relpectively towards the expenditure of the united kingdom in each...proportion of fifteen parts for Great Britain, and two parrs for Ireland ; that at the expiration (rf the feki ao years, the future expenditure of the united...

...already incurred, and ordained, that, from twenty years from the union, the national expenlc fhould be defrayed in the proportion of fifteen parts for Great Britain, and two for Ireland. The eight ordained that the laws and courts of both kingdoms, civil and ecclefiaftical,...

...already incurred, and ordained, that, from twenty years from the union, the national expenfe ihould be defrayed in the proportion of fifteen parts for Great Britain, and two for Ireland. The eight ordained, that the laws and courts of both kingdoms, civil and ecclefiaftical,...

...contribution of Great Britain and Ireland reipeftively, to* wards the expenditure of the United Kingdom, (hall be defrayed in the proportion of fifteen parts for Great Britain, anil two parts for Ireland," thefe words ihould be added, ''' the faid fifteen parts to be raifed by...

...Great Britain and Ireland respectively towards the expenditure of the United Kingdom in each year shall be defrayed in the proportion of 'fifteen parts for Great Britain and two for Ireland.' The ' relative ability ' might be found by experience to have been placed too high or...

...determined, that the expenditure of the united kingdom, for the fpace of twenty years after the union, mould be defrayed in the proportion of fifteen parts for Great Britain, and two parts for Jreland. At the expiration of the faid twenty ' N 4 years, years, the future expenditure fhall be defrayed,...