The New Monthly Magazine and Literary Journal, Volume 33Henry Colburn and Company, 1831 |
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... Irish department in the Treasury , and who after many years service , enjoyed a salary of 1000l . a - year . The office would , as early as possible , be entirely abolished , and , in the mean time , the gen- tleman he had named would ...
... Irish department in the Treasury , and who after many years service , enjoyed a salary of 1000l . a - year . The office would , as early as possible , be entirely abolished , and , in the mean time , the gen- tleman he had named would ...
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... Irish Under - Secretary ; in the course of which , Sir Robert Peel defended the late Administration ; asserted that it had acted upon the system of retrenchment ; endeavoured to preserve the peace of Europe , and maintain tranquillity ...
... Irish Under - Secretary ; in the course of which , Sir Robert Peel defended the late Administration ; asserted that it had acted upon the system of retrenchment ; endeavoured to preserve the peace of Europe , and maintain tranquillity ...
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... Irish ; and Mr. D'Alton , on a close scrutiny , finds , in fifteen lines , nearly forty words and phrases decidedly Irish ; and though we are even yet unable to translate the passage , or define the general sense of it , yet the ...
... Irish ; and Mr. D'Alton , on a close scrutiny , finds , in fifteen lines , nearly forty words and phrases decidedly Irish ; and though we are even yet unable to translate the passage , or define the general sense of it , yet the ...
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... Irish , and local acts . These latter are evidently uninteresting to the generality of per- sons in this country . Each act is accompanied by notes , pointing out the change effected by it in the law . These are clear and free from ...
... Irish , and local acts . These latter are evidently uninteresting to the generality of per- sons in this country . Each act is accompanied by notes , pointing out the change effected by it in the law . These are clear and free from ...
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... Irish title of Earl of Munster , borne by the Duke of Cla- rence , is to be considered as one of those three extinct peerages required under the act of Union between Great Britain and Ireland , in order to legalize the creation of a new ...
... Irish title of Earl of Munster , borne by the Duke of Cla- rence , is to be considered as one of those three extinct peerages required under the act of Union between Great Britain and Ireland , in order to legalize the creation of a new ...
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