The Irish Republic. a Historical Memoir On Ireland On Her Oppressors
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18 138 THE IRISH KEPUBLIC.
21. Bagwell, Sen.: changed twice; got half the pat- ronage of Tipperary ; his son a Dean, &c. &c.
22. William Bagwell : his brother.
23. Lord Oastlereagh : the Irish Minister.
24. George Cavendish: Secretary to the Treasury during pleasure ; son to Sir Henry.
25. Sir H. Cavendish : Receiver General during pleasure ; deeply indebted to the crown.
26. Sir R. Chinnery : placed in office after the union.
27. James Cane : renegaded, and got a pension.
28. Thomas Casey : a ...Commissioner of Bankrupts under Lord Clare ; made a City Magistrate.
29. Colonel C. Cope : renegaded ; got a regiment, and the patronage of his county.
30. General Cradock : -returned by government ; much mil- itary rank ; now Lord Howden.
31. James Crosby: a regiment and the patronage of Kerry jointly; seconded the address.
32. Edward Cooke : Under Secretary at the Castle.
33. Charles H. Coote : obtained a regiment (which was taken from Colonel Wharburton), patronage of Queen's County, and a peerage (Lord Castlecoote), and £7,500 in cash for his interest at the Borough of Maryborough, in which, in fact, it was proved before the commissioners that the author of this work, Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
18 138 THE IRISH KEPUBLIC.
21. Bagwell, Sen.: changed twice; got half the pat- ronage of Tipperary ; his son a Dean, &c. &c.
22. William Bagwell : his brother.
23. Lord Oastlereagh : the Irish Minister.
24. George Cavendish: Secretary to the Treasury during pleasure ; son to Sir Henry.
25. Sir H. Cavendish : Receiver General during pleasure ; deeply indebted to the crown.
26. Sir R. Chinnery : placed in office after the union.
27. James Cane : renegaded, and got a pension.
28. Thomas Casey : a ...Commissioner of Bankrupts under Lord Clare ; made a City Magistrate.
29. Colonel C. Cope : renegaded ; got a regiment, and the patronage of his county.
30. General Cradock : -returned by government ; much mil- itary rank ; now Lord Howden.
31. James Crosby: a regiment and the patronage of Kerry jointly; seconded the address.
32. Edward Cooke : Under Secretary at the Castle.
33. Charles H. Coote : obtained a regiment (which was taken from Colonel Wharburton), patronage of Queen's County, and a peerage (Lord Castlecoote), and £7,500 in cash for his interest at the Borough of Maryborough, in which, in fact, it was proved before the commissioners that the author of this work, Mr.
What to read after The Irish Republic. a Historical Memoir On Ireland On Her Oppressors?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dudmore, P[atrick], 1831- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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