An Historical Review of the State of Ireland from the Invasion of that Country Under Henry II. to Its Union with Great Britain on the First of January 1801...

W. F. McLaughlin and Bartholomew Graves, 1805

OF	1

Primate Boulter governs in reality during the whole of Lord	6

First coalition between Irish Protestants and Catholics dreaded	7

The court party accuse him of an attack upon the preroga	8

Mr Floods speech on Poynings	13

Boulter gives a melancholy picture of Ireland and enlarges upon	14

Mr Gardiner moved for leave to bring in the heads of a bill	19

Reference to the influence of the lords of articles in Scot	23

Debate upon the motion continued	216

The borough of Newry petitionsGeneral discontentThe	229

Mr ONeil moves the address and Mr Conolly moves thanks	243

Long debates upon the question	268

The Armagh volunteer resolutions	274

Makes a motion for an address to his majesty	283

The heads of two pass the third which related to intermarriages	289

Mr Ponsonby moves a dutiful address to the kingMr Grat	299

Mr Nevil Engineer General accused of embezzlement of	43

The Catholics of Dublin address the lord lieutenant	57

The military state of the country reported	88

Mr Bagnal brings in heads of a bill for better securing	98

The prime minister Boulter only occupied in encreasing	105

Primary object of Lord Townshends government	112

A bill of certain duties rejected because it was altered in Eng	122

Extract from the lord lieutenants speech 1771	135

A long debate upon the motionDeferred	143

Stamp duties introduced	148

The British minister moves for a committee of the whole house	153

Lord Effinghams resignation of his station in the armyThe	161

Boulter acknowledges that the Catholics are five to one Protes	163

Lord Buckinghamshire appointed lord lieutenantMr Heron	167

A message for further suppliesGrantedA vote of credit	174

The answer of the commons to this message	176

Mr Gardiner gives notice of his intentions to bring in the heads	183

After a severe contest the Catholic bill succeeds	185

Lord Nugent moves for the establishment of a cotton manufac	191

Broderick appointed to a commission of the customs in Eng	192

Resolutions of the city of Dublin	200

The lord lieutenants speech to parliament 2034	207

Lord Upper Ossorys speech and motion in the British House	214

Mr Grattans speech 31315	315

The death of the Marquis of Rockingham occasions a change	325

Address of the first company of Belfast volunteers	333

A LETTER from Primate Boulter to the	1

The effects of an embargo upon commerce 1512	2

The bill passes with Mr Yelvertons amendment 3234	4

A remarkable speech of Mr Yelverton on the occasionMr	7

The memorial of Dr Lucas 4 to 8	8

Alarm of Boulter upon this nominationThe English interest	12

Observations favourable to the Irish Catholics during the	17

The patriots gain a superiority in the House of Commons 18	18

Letter of Mr OConnor to Dr Curry To	22

The Irish cabinet at variance with the English 24	24

The address of the Quakers 27 to 29	29

Primate Stones testimony of Irish Catholic loyalty 30	30

Earl of Harrington appointed lord lieutenantThe question	36

The Duke of Dorsetss speech from the throne 42	42

Plunders the townReembarksIs attacked near the Isle	62

Mr Burkes remarks upon the change of ministry Note 78 to 81	81

LXVIa Letter from Francis Dobbs Esq to Lord North	82

Mr J Fitzgerald leader of the patriots in the debates on	87

tions agreed to at a meeting of the high sheriff	95

to 108	108

書籍名	An Historical Review of the State of Ireland from the Invasion of that Country Under Henry II. to Its Union with Great Britain on the First of January 1801... An Historical Review of the State of Ireland from the Invasion of that Country Under Henry II. to Its Union with Great Britain on the First of January 1801 第第 2 巻巻, Francis Plowden
著者	Francis Plowden
出版社	W. F. McLaughlin and Bartholomew Graves, 1805
書籍の提供元	ニューヨーク公共図書館
デジタル化された日	2007年4月3日

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