Collectanea Politica: Or, The Political Transactions of Ireland from the Accession of ... George the III. to the Present Time ...A. Stewart, 1801 |
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... these meetings as unlawful affemblies , and yet all these came within the letter and spirit of this bill ; they came within the letter of your act , for they were delegations from certain defcriptions of his Majefty's fub- jects to ...
... these meetings as unlawful affemblies , and yet all these came within the letter and spirit of this bill ; they came within the letter of your act , for they were delegations from certain defcriptions of his Majefty's fub- jects to ...
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... these realms . The magiftrates in moft places , imitating the tenderness and affection of the King towards all his good fubjects , fre- quently connived at the exercife of our religious rites , and enforced the laws against the harmless ...
... these realms . The magiftrates in moft places , imitating the tenderness and affection of the King towards all his good fubjects , fre- quently connived at the exercife of our religious rites , and enforced the laws against the harmless ...
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... these focieties were reduced to 12 members , " each fociety of 12 chose a secretary and generally a treasurer . - The " secretaries of five focieties formed a lower baronial committee ; out of " cach of the lower baronial committees ...
... these focieties were reduced to 12 members , " each fociety of 12 chose a secretary and generally a treasurer . - The " secretaries of five focieties formed a lower baronial committee ; out of " cach of the lower baronial committees ...
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