The History of England, From the Accession to the Decease of King George the Third 7
The History of England, From the Accession to the Decease of King George the Third 7
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His lordship quoted, from Bishop Burnet's History, a passage on the opposition excited against the Union with Scotland, as a perfect description of the Whigs of Ireland, in 1789, and at this day. ^' And it is '* with cordial sincerity," he concluded, " and a full ** conviction that it will give to this, my native country, '*' lasting peace and security for her religion, her laws, ^' her liberty, and her property, an increase of strength, '' riches and trade, and the final extinction of national... ^^ jealousy and animosity, that I now propose to this ^' grave assembly, for their adoption, an entire and ^^ perfect union of the kingdom of Ireland with Great ** Britain." The resolutions were rather feebly debated. The Earl of Charlemont and the Marquis of Downshire vindicated their conduct in sending the letters and pe- titions alluded to ; but the Marquis denied any con- tribution to, or even knowledge of, an anti-union sub- scription. On a division on the first resolution, the majority in its favour was forty-nine*.
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His lordship quoted, from Bishop Burnet's History, a passage on the opposition excited against the Union with Scotland, as a perfect description of the Whigs of Ireland, in 1789, and at this day. ^' And it is '* with cordial sincerity," he concluded, " and a full ** conviction that it will give to this, my native country, '*' lasting peace and security for her religion, her laws, ^' her liberty, and her property, an increase of strength, '' riches and trade, and the final extinction of national... ^^ jealousy and animosity, that I now propose to this ^' grave assembly, for their adoption, an entire and ^^ perfect union of the kingdom of Ireland with Great ** Britain." The resolutions were rather feebly debated. The Earl of Charlemont and the Marquis of Downshire vindicated their conduct in sending the letters and pe- titions alluded to ; but the Marquis denied any con- tribution to, or even knowledge of, an anti-union sub- scription. On a division on the first resolution, the majority in its favour was forty-nine*.
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