The Edinburgh Annual Register, Volum 15John Ballantyne and Company, 1824 |
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Pàgina 26
... gentleman imposed on the country three mil- lions of additional taxation , yet , al- though the revenue in England had in consequence increased , the re- venue in Ireland had proportionably decreased . So that it appeared that the ...
... gentleman imposed on the country three mil- lions of additional taxation , yet , al- though the revenue in England had in consequence increased , the re- venue in Ireland had proportionably decreased . So that it appeared that the ...
Pàgina 29
... Gentleman , who borrowed money at , we will say , 60 per cent . to give to the commissioners for the reduc- tion of the national debt , who after- wards bought at 70 or 80 per cent . , the whole of this four millions and odd had been ...
... Gentleman , who borrowed money at , we will say , 60 per cent . to give to the commissioners for the reduc- tion of the national debt , who after- wards bought at 70 or 80 per cent . , the whole of this four millions and odd had been ...
Pàgina 32
... gentleman whose political principles , predilections , and prejudices , were in such perfect unison with his Lordship's , that this event could have no effect whatever on the course of administration . The resignation of the noble Lord ...
... gentleman whose political principles , predilections , and prejudices , were in such perfect unison with his Lordship's , that this event could have no effect whatever on the course of administration . The resignation of the noble Lord ...
Pàgina 44
... Gentleman would allow the bill to pass its several stages that night , so that it might be sent up to the other House to- morrow , receive the royal sanction , and be transmitted to Ireland before the end of the week ; but Mr Denman ...
... Gentleman would allow the bill to pass its several stages that night , so that it might be sent up to the other House to- morrow , receive the royal sanction , and be transmitted to Ireland before the end of the week ; but Mr Denman ...
Pàgina 52
... gentleman who has suffered a loss of 32 cows with- in a short time back . " " Our hearts bleed within us , " says the Limerick Telegraph , " at the terrific aspect be- fore us of a scarcity . Potatoes are at present almost at a famine ...
... gentleman who has suffered a loss of 32 cows with- in a short time back . " " Our hearts bleed within us , " says the Limerick Telegraph , " at the terrific aspect be- fore us of a scarcity . Potatoes are at present almost at a famine ...
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