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... less than two hundred in the province of Ulfter , one hundred in Munfter and Connaught , and fe- venty in the province of Leinster , the the neighbouring parishes fhould be admitted to a right of 4 ] ANNUAL REGISTER , 1786 .
... less than two hundred in the province of Ulfter , one hundred in Munfter and Connaught , and fe- venty in the province of Leinster , the the neighbouring parishes fhould be admitted to a right of 4 ] ANNUAL REGISTER , 1786 .
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... less expence and rifque , than that which was circuitous . In return for these conceffions on the part of Great Britain , he pro- pofed that Ireland fhould agree to the payment of a certain ftipulated fum yearly out of the furplus of ...
... less expence and rifque , than that which was circuitous . In return for these conceffions on the part of Great Britain , he pro- pofed that Ireland fhould agree to the payment of a certain ftipulated fum yearly out of the furplus of ...
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... less than ten and a half per cent . where any article was " charged with a duty , on importation into Ireland , of ten and a half per cent . " or upwards , previous to the 17th day of May , 1782 ; " and that all fuch arti- cles fhould ...
... less than ten and a half per cent . where any article was " charged with a duty , on importation into Ireland , of ten and a half per cent . " or upwards , previous to the 17th day of May , 1782 ; " and that all fuch arti- cles fhould ...
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... less than the prefent en- thufiafm in favour of commerce , which is fo ftrong in every part of Europe , could render fo trifling and fo remote a poffeffion in any degree acceptable . The island in queftion iseftimated only at about five ...
... less than the prefent en- thufiafm in favour of commerce , which is fo ftrong in every part of Europe , could render fo trifling and fo remote a poffeffion in any degree acceptable . The island in queftion iseftimated only at about five ...
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... less confiderable , being obliged to inlift in foreign fervice in the countries through which they paffed . The king has , however , revived the scheme with great vigour , and no lefs apparent effect ; so that there feems now to be a ...
... less confiderable , being obliged to inlift in foreign fervice in the countries through which they paffed . The king has , however , revived the scheme with great vigour , and no lefs apparent effect ; so that there feems now to be a ...
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