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quadgram	frequency
of the united kingdom	152
the house of commons	147
in the case of	86
great britain and ireland	81
at the same time	81
of the irish land	73
in the house of	69
on the part of	57
to tell the truth	53
from time to time	50
for the purpose of	48
the house of lords	48
of the house of	47
on the other hand	45
the irish land system	45
the land act of	44
for the most part	43
for the sake of	38
in the course of	37
at the present moment	36
the report of the	36
the consolidated fund of	36
that it would be	35
of the act of	34
of great britain and	32
consolidated fund of the	32
the power of the	32
as a matter of	32
under the act of	32
on the side of	32
fund of the united	32
in the reign of	32
in the hands of	32
the irish landed gentry	31
in the first place	30
in the way of	30
is not to be	30
at the end of	30
bounded on the map	29
between great britain and	29
the case of the	29
on the map by	29
the passing of this	29
passing of this act	29
one of the most	29
in the midst of	29
at the time of	28
it would have been	28
by the treaty of	28
in the county of	28
the hands of the	28
as well as the	28
out of the house	28
of the childers commission	28
of the imperial parliament	27
to the house of	27
of the irish legislature	27
the exchequer of the	27
made up his mind	27
exchequer of the united	27
that he had been	27
with respect to the	27
the end of the	27
the administration of the	27
the condition of the	26
the occupiers of the	26
it would be a	26
the act of union	25
the manner in which	25
the state of ireland	25
the government of ireland	25
that he could not	25
was one of the	25
the part of the	25
the head of the	25
the nature of the	25
the time of the	25
the irish legislative body	24
into the hands of	24
at the head of	24
on the other side	24
at the rate of	24
of the land commission	24
the property of the	24
a great deal of	24
paid out of the	24
the government of the	23
for the first time	23
the control of the	23
the close of the	23
the whole of the	23
the authority of the	23
in the eighteenth century	23
on the irish land	23
the state of the	22
occupiers of the soil	22
ought to have been	22
the mass of the	22
that he would not	22
the value of the	22
for the benefit of	22
was not to be	22
it was to be	22
report of the childers	22
in accordance with the	21
the support of the	21
so far as to	21
evidence taken by the	21
he was a man	21
of the irish parliament	21
the history of the	21
for a long time	21
out of the room	21
the question of the	20
by the house of	20
the home rule bill	20
the use of the	20
for the support of	20
of the supreme court	20
to the united states	20
in a state of	20
the rights of the	20
of the irish people	20
over and over again	20
after the appointed day	20
under the control of	20
by the fry commission	20
man in the mask	20
the beginning of the	19
to be able to	19
the powers of the	19
the irish land question	19
it seems to me	19
in the presence of	19
on account of the	19
that there should be	19
in the united kingdom	19
taken by the fry	19
but he did not	19
to get rid of	19
the congested districts board	19
in the name of	18
the members of the	18
of england and scotland	18
have a right to	18
a portion of the	18
the man in the	18
with regard to the	18
of the land league	18
it is true that	18
a matter of course	18
the other side of	18
the greater part of	18
her majesty in council	18
of the eighteenth century	18
the general election of	18
the rest of the	18
of the three kingdoms	17
for the purposes of	17
that he was a	17
by the act of	17
of the two countries	17
seems to have been	17
there can be no	17
the land and the	17
her majesty the queen	17
be paid out of	17
as far as i	17
put an end to	17
the united irish league	17
the irish consolidated fund	17
to the lord deputy	17
on the consolidated fund	17
at the present time	17
in spite of the	17
powers of irish legislature	16
in the irish land	16
in the shape of	16
and it would be	16
the descendants of the	16
of the home rule	16
ought not to be	16
of the state of	16
of the earl of	16
that is to say	16
the cost of the	16
the law of the	16
up his mind to	16
is one of the	16
by the fact that	16
schedule to this act	16
that it should be	16
it is unnecessary to	16
to a considerable extent	16
in the long run	16
the governor and council	16
i do not think	16
of the irish soil	16
for the use of	16
the interest of the	16
or at any rate	16
a good deal of	16
the fact that the	16
the treaty of october	16
that he did not	15
that he was not	15
there is not a	15
to say that he	15
the irish house of	15
it ought to be	15
the city of london	15
that he would be	15
committee of the house	15
it would be impossible	15
the side of the	15
question of the irish	15
home rule bill of	15
as long as he	15
he was about to	15
will be found in	15
in the history of	15
at the close of	15
as one of the	15
the abolition of the	15
the last twenty years	15
the proceedings of the	15
the customs and excise	15
the irish poor law	15
that there was no	15
the operation of the	15
it is to be	15
the provisions of the	15
to speak to you	15
to be one of	15
of one of the	15
of the legislative body	15
chancellor of the exchequer	15
be found in the	15
there had been a	15
the case of ireland	14
not in the least	14
a part of the	14
it is impossible to	14
this state of things	14
the church of rome	14
shall be paid out	14
parts of the country	14
in the face of	14
the land system of	14
the benefit of the	14
he could not be	14
a large part of	14
of the exchequer of	14
in this act mentioned	14
it should be added	14
the face of the	14
the will of the	14
to be found in	14
of the irish landed	14
the great mass of	14
she said to herself	14
i do not know	14
of the united states	14
do you mean to	14
of the irish legislative	14
the name of the	14
other side of the	14
a member of parliament	14
of race and faith	14
in the minds of	14
the lands of the	14
have been made to	14
know all about it	14
a member of the	13
do not wish to	13
land and the national	13
to be allowed to	13
i can assure you	13
on the state of	13
there should be no	13
the payment of rent	13
you may be sure	13
as we have seen	13
the charity organisation society	13
relations between great britain	13
he did not know	13
of the national debt	13
of the irish tenant	13
to a great extent	13
what would be the	13
the encumbered estates act	13
the policy of the	13
of the rights of	13
the death of the	13
such a man as	13
of the land and	13
by the imperial parliament	13
of the privy council	13
the interests of the	13
report of the judges	13
what am i to	13
mass of the people	13
that he should be	13
out of the country	13
are you going to	13
part of the country	13
it would be better	13
be taken into account	13
as though he were	13
the influence of the	13
would not have been	13
in connection with the	13
with the exception of	13
to the number of	13
of the irish government	13
the defence of the	13
as it was called	13
was to be a	13
to the fact that	13
he would not have	13
in addition to the	13
the present state of	13
the legislature of ireland	13
and the national leagues	13
the spirit of the	13
the position of the	13
to me to be	13
in favour of the	13
was to be done	13
the work of the	13
as far as the	13
on behalf of the	13
to a certain extent	13
the royal irish constabulary	13
of irish landed relations	13
there will be no	13
in the possession of	12
the amount of the	12
a committee of the	12
the irish land act	12
was not at all	12
in the united states	12
far as i can	12
of landlord and tenant	12
i have no doubt	12
i want you to	12
and at the same	12
out of the exchequer	12
out of the way	12
brought to an end	12
against the payment of	12
the credit of the	12
of the nineteenth century	12
of the landed gentry	12
in which he had	12
the local government board	12
it is not to	12
it may be said	12
the greatest part of	12
would be a great	12
in the neighbourhood of	12
after the passing of	12
the heads of the	12
the consent of the	12
the possession of land	12
in townships and north	12
turned out of the	12
state of the irish	12
irish house of commons	12
the provisions of this	12
as soon as the	12
at the general election	12
the first day of	12
the treaty of union	12
in the form of	12
it would be the	12
in the interest of	12
of irish land tenure	12
that he was in	12
of the city of	12
of the marshpee tribe	12
in the event of	12
the king of spain	12
the department of agriculture	12
the lord of the	12
land system of ireland	12
that they should be	12
charged on the consolidated	12
the protection of the	12
the land commission and	12
glory be to god	12
in the middle of	12
for a short time	12
this part of the	12
in england and scotland	12
to deal with the	12
it is not the	12
at any rate for	12
in respect of the	12
i have to say	11
for a considerable time	11
on the following morning	11
the reign of henry	11
to the irish government	11
the cause of the	11
put a stop to	11
by one of the	11
the creation of a	11
the irish post office	11
in a short time	11
the people of ireland	11
provided by irish act	11
in irish landed relations	11
in respect of any	11
nature of the case	11
british rule in ireland	11
made up her mind	11
that it was a	11
the conduct of the	11
mean to say that	11
the affairs of ireland	11
was by no means	11
it may be that	11
in the absence of	11
in the irish parliament	11
the circumstances of the	11
it was in the	11
the rest of ireland	11
the effects of the	11
the establishment of a	11
the financial relations between	11
the two houses of	11
in the nature of	11
as in the case	11
nothing of the kind	11
the population of ireland	11
the course of the	11
of england in the	11
of the irish landlords	11
the majority of the	11
as he thought of	11
the decision of the	11
customs and excise account	11
that have been made	11
would have been a	11
to think that the	11
any part of the	11
the case of a	11
but he could not	11
greater part of the	11
to carry out the	11
that there was a	11
in consequence of the	11
not to speak of	11
the removal of the	11
the plantation of ulster	11
the sake of the	11
of the roman catholic	11
the united kingdom as	11
the way in which	10
may be made to	10
in the highest degree	10
carried to the customs	10
between landlord and tenant	10
by an act of	10
i am not going	10
was to be made	10
of the financial relations	10
the irish legislature shall	10
in the habit of	10
tell you what i	10
was a man of	10
to which i have	10
am not going to	10
financial relations between great	10
out of the moneys	10
manner in which he	10
as though he had	10
a large portion of	10
of the land act	10
of the treaty of	10
there was not a	10
it is difficult to	10
at the passing of	10
but it was not	10
a notice to quit	10
in ireland by the	10
the irish parliament would	10
get rid of the	10
the same time the	10
in the imperial parliament	10
committee of the privy	10
make up his mind	10
the result of the	10
of the united irish	10
it was thus that	10
so far as they	10
to the irish parliament	10
that she could not	10
the roman catholic church	10
the queen in council	10
the destruction of the	10
demand for home rule	10
in regard to the	10
years of concessions to	10
nothing to do with	10
it was not that	10
for the time being	10
of the government of	10
if he did not	10
that ireland has been	10
the laws of the	10
that he might be	10
as soon as he	10
not be allowed to	10
to the customs and	10
on the one hand	10
to say to you	10
the population of the	10
am i to do	10
that he was to	10
with the object of	10
a letter to the	10
powers of the irish	10
to the present time	10
and that it was	10
to think of it	10
to do with the	10
of the poor law	10
to say a word	10
as i have said	10
of the general court	10
in a letter to	10
the state of things	10
for the united kingdom	10
in the same manner	10
as far as possible	10
and he could not	10
the possession of the	10
shall continue to be	10
the reports of the	10
in the state of	10
there could be no	10
university education in ireland	10
otherwise provided by irish	10
had no power to	10
the effect of the	10
that he had no	10
of some of the	10
than that of the	10
as in this act	10
the leaders of the	10
the encumbered estates acts	10
there was no one	9
the west of ireland	9
it might have been	9
out of the consolidated	9
for the defence of	9
the rule of the	9
a quarter of an	9
a matter of fact	9
up to the house	9
to me that the	9
the home rule movement	9
law of the land	9
the agency of the	9
of the reign of	9
expenditure of the united	9
the oppression of the	9
as well as a	9
the rights of property	9
as long as the	9
the payment of the	9
it ought to have	9
to the provisions of	9
to speak of the	9
of the people of	9
we find that the	9
the system of landholding	9
but it is not	9
the very nature of	9
had been made to	9
the map by scarlet	9
moneys carried to the	9
of the lord deputy	9
of customs and excise	9
was a man who	9
he would not be	9
at the mercy of	9
i do not wish	9
till i tell you	9
will have to be	9
consolidated fund of ireland	9
map by scarlet lines	9
owners of their farms	9
in one of the	9
the hands of a	9
the royal commission on	9
of the church of	9
should be made to	9
that of great britain	9
in such a way	9
the service of the	9
the owner of the	9
with those of the	9
of the fry commission	9
as far as he	9
she felt that she	9
with reference to the	9
if he were to	9
the passing of the	9
by the irish government	9
ireland and great britain	9
the owners of the	9
from day to day	9
in the irish house	9
is true that the	9
and so far as	9
in a position of	9
the new irish land	9
of the irish community	9
this section shall be	9
in like manner as	9
two houses of the	9
the reign of william	9
seems to me to	9
the tenure of the	9
wait till i tell	9
the working of the	9
report of the fry	9
should be added that	9
new irish land code	9
at the expense of	9
of the indians to	9
to the land commission	9
in view of the	9
will be able to	9
attempt was made to	9
the moneys carried to	9
of the two houses	9
would have been the	9
this is not the	9
of the new irish	9
in the first instance	9
the province of ulster	9
what do you think	9
on and after the	9
to say that the	9
of the irish catholics	9
the affairs of the	9
at the time when	9
of the national league	9
an act of parliament	9
home rule all round	9
state of irish landed	9
though he had been	9
in possession of the	9
but he had been	9
of the moneys carried	9
in the act of	9
as if it were	9
the eyes of the	9
him that he had	9
they were to be	9
that it is a	9
and in order to	9
him out of the	9
a few years ago	9
the united kingdom and	9
it would be to	9
which it would be	9
with a view to	9
being one balliboe of	9
have no right to	9
divisions of race and	9
it appears to me	9
one balliboe of land	9
of the first order	9
of the consolidated fund	9
at the top of	9
to the conclusion that	9
there is no doubt	9
of the property of	9
opposition to home rule	9
then there was a	9
that they should not	9
up and down the	9
and after the appointed	9
that i should have	9
were not to be	9
of the irish poor	9
they ought to have	9
majesty the queen in	9
the maintenance of the	9
until otherwise provided by	9
what i have to	9
of an irish parliament	9
did not wish to	9
as if they were	9
ought not to have	9
the improvement of the	9
judges of the supreme	9
so far as the	9
the wages of labour	9
as regards the land	9
by the right hon	9
that it is not	9
at the beginning of	9
not be able to	9
in the words of	9
to the extent of	9
it is hardly necessary	9
but i am not	9
position of the irish	9
a certain number of	9
in which he was	9
on the score of	9
can be no doubt	8
would be the case	8
it is said that	8
it is necessary to	8
from year to year	8
on the ground of	8
the duty of the	8
would be impossible to	8
an act of the	8
he was one of	8
her out of her	8
or any of them	8
the top of the	8
judicial committee of the	8
of the irish consolidated	8
is bounded on the	8
under a penalty of	8
the resources of the	8
were to have a	8
that they would be	8
in the same direction	8
from the irish exchequer	8
have been able to	8
of the special commission	8
government of the united	8
of the irish peasant	8
the presence of the	8
by the irish legislature	8
in the north of	8
subject to the provisions	8
part of the public	8
between the two countries	8
nothing could be more	8
out of the united	8
the right of the	8
but it would be	8
in the value of	8
of the irish landlord	8
the object of the	8
but there is no	8
a few words to	8
the united kingdom is	8
in great britain and	8
she would not be	8
the administration of justice	8
fall in love with	8
on the ground that	8
the last sixty years	8
as to make it	8
he was obliged to	8
in the eyes of	8
an integral part of	8
a judge of the	8
on the th of	8
it shall be lawful	8
should be allowed to	8
to show that the	8
a great number of	8
chief secretary for ireland	8
be borne in mind	8
be paid to the	8
to put an end	8
he had done so	8
to say that you	8
in the service of	8
that there is a	8
the petition of the	8
it would be difficult	8
the opinion of the	8
sections reserved for them	8
out of the question	8
what do you mean	8
that he had not	8
be dealt with by	8
i have pointed out	8
of the nationalist party	8
be made to the	8
of the marshpee indians	8
the history of ireland	8
that pat carroll was	8
of her majesty in	8
to put a stop	8
to be dealt with	8
on the transfer of	8
the parliament of the	8
and that it is	8
he was to be	8
under the encumbered estates	8
in the same way	8
the development of the	8
this order of men	8
agriculture and technical instruction	8
order of the irish	8
is to be found	8
he was able to	8
what it ought to	8
provided by this act	8
has been made to	8
the existence of a	8
was supposed to be	8
is hardly necessary to	8
not one of them	8
the irish land acts	8
it had come to	8
at the idea of	8
it was not the	8
the south and west	8
would have been very	8
in the hearts of	8
of the value of	8
i should like to	8
as it has been	8
at the hands of	8
he came to the	8
there is no reason	8
he felt that he	8
and that he had	8
there has been a	8
taken place in the	8
seems to me that	8
ireland under home rule	8
it will be seen	8
sense of the word	8
the representatives of the	8
you might as well	8
but there was no	8
the great body of	8
the irish parliament was	8
of the land system	8
the th of may	8
defence of the realm	8
the heart of the	8
in order to make	8
but it may be	8
of the better class	8
be said to be	8
the side of ownership	8
in the court of	8
union with great britain	8
up to this time	8
had no right to	8
of the history of	8
the inhabitants of the	8
scheme of home rule	8
in such a manner	8
it was not so	8
confiscation of the irish	8
the necessaries of life	8
was brought to an	8
charles dickens and evans	8
there would be no	8
two or three years	8
the nature of a	8
the judicial committee of	8
a large number of	8
be an end of	8
on the point of	8
members of the first	8
the supreme court of	8
of the seventeenth century	8
such as it was	8
of the occupiers of	8
a man who had	8
in the hope of	8
a minute or two	8
the government and the	8
of the established church	8
quarter of an hour	8
the result of this	8
that there is no	8
to the exchequer of	8
and the members thereof	8
the battle of the	8
i was going to	8
an end of it	8
what it is that	8
the north of ireland	8
in spite of all	8
property of the indians	8
of the population of	8
that it was his	8
but he was not	8
the success of the	8
in his own hands	8
the university of dublin	8
of concessions to ireland	8
what he had done	7
the income of the	7
it was impossible to	7
is to be done	7
i should have to	7
systems of great britain	7
that the respondents did	7
the union of the	7
of the middle ages	7
come all the way	7
reason to believe that	7
the principles of the	7
of the devon commission	7
which was to be	7
be added that the	7
one of the ablest	7
the man who had	7
as the case may	7
in the nineteenth century	7
the importance of the	7
what would become of	7
to get possession of	7
at any rate he	7
to be paid to	7
the irish parliament in	7
of the manner in	7
of the court of	7
you want me to	7
in the land system	7
that the imperial parliament	7
he would have done	7
administration of the land	7
and there is no	7
as a general rule	7
it is not a	7
it is not necessary	7
and it is not	7
on the irish consolidated	7
she said to her	7
of the present day	7
the clan na gael	7
that he was going	7
provisions of this act	7
and that he was	7
not only that the	7
large portion of the	7
did not dare to	7
it is easy to	7
to the value of	7
side of the water	7
of the irish catholic	7
shall be lawful for	7
to provide for the	7
at the mouth of	7
are not to be	7
he knew that he	7
to the earl of	7
in order to get	7
large majority of the	7
in proportion to the	7
up her mind to	7
i will tell you	7
it is certain that	7
if i were to	7
you know all about	7
in a manner which	7
of the local government	7
under the direction of	7
at the door of	7
the united kingdom in	7
members of the house	7
have the right to	7
what are we to	7
the expense of the	7
said that he had	7
the ownership of the	7
the irish nationalist party	7
a day or two	7
of this section shall	7
to the end of	7
time of the union	7
by the irish parliament	7
the effect of this	7
there was to be	7
of the government to	7
i pass on to	7
the occupier of the	7
i am sorry to	7
the act of was	7
on the one side	7
through the agency of	7
department of agriculture and	7
to take advantage of	7
the character of the	7
has been the case	7
reserved by the treaty	7
to the state of	7
and excise account under	7
and i will not	7
the subject of the	7
to tell you the	7
a majority of the	7
the meaning of the	7
it would be necessary	7
that it had been	7
to the consolidated fund	7
was to be the	7
irish poor law system	7
that at any rate	7
irish legislature shall not	7
of the congested districts	7
to the laws of	7
come to pass that	7
the expenditure of the	7
in different parts of	7
in the parliament of	7
the wars of the	7
to the same effect	7
i am going to	7
the middle of the	7
in a few days	7
his back to the	7
lord of the manor	7
in the instance of	7
reign of william iii	7
had been able to	7
to enable them to	7
the end of it	7
the judges of the	7
face to face with	7
one of the best	7
the best of the	7
that it was not	7
case against home rule	7
under the name of	7
if there were no	7
as it was in	7
owners of the soil	7
of which he was	7
to be taken into	7
in the permanent civil	7
was to be expected	7
it may not be	7
question of home rule	7
but he had not	7
by the authority of	7
the ranks of the	7
and it must be	7
the permanent civil service	7
worse than that of	7
on the next day	7
to pay the rent	7
of the sixteenth century	7
when he came to	7
at the request of	7
i am sure you	7
could not have been	7
to give him his	7
compulsory purchase of the	7
for them by the	7
no more than a	7
the earl of tyrone	7
it would be very	7
the gospel in marshpee	7
and that he should	7
occupier of the irish	7
go back to the	7
what was to be	7
is by no means	7
it should be so	7
united kingdom as a	7
are we to do	7
that there was not	7
of irish local government	7
to them by the	7
would be sure to	7
laws relating to the	7
the second order of	7
the course of time	7
on the next morning	7
that he was about	7
and there was no	7
a hundred thousand pounds	7
of the grand juries	7
they were in the	7
the land of the	7
by treaty of august	7
on which he had	7
would be able to	7
the rent of the	7
come to an end	7
rejected by the house	7
two or three days	7
in the light of	7
it is very difficult	7
in no doubtful sense	7
in pursuance of this	7
this was to be	7
was given to the	7
that it has been	7
that he would do	7
the transfer of farms	7
the cultivation of the	7
as it would be	7
if you were to	7
the urban district councils	7
the independence of the	7
tell you the truth	7
irish land act of	7
shall be filled by	7
for the rest of	7
excise account under this	7
as they had been	7
all the way from	7
it has not been	7
on the subject of	7
he was going to	7
service of the crown	7
the protestants of ireland	7
was a good deal	7
to the principles of	7
of the british empire	7
a man who has	7
the case may be	7
an end to the	7
back to the fire	7
to give up the	7
and he did not	7
such a one as	7
for a couple of	7
account under this act	7
in the time of	7
shall be entitled to	7
it is not only	7
as it had been	7
felt that he was	7
effects on the irish	7
to have a right	7
reform of the irish	7
home rule for ireland	7
to the position of	7
greatest part of the	7
first order of the	7
where there is no	7
you mean to say	7
the charge of the	7
you must remember that	7
the story of the	7
to her majesty in	7
its effects on the	7
of the system of	7
from the nature of	7
for the state of	7
financially a distinct country	7
to the nature of	7
to the marshpee indians	7
to serve in parliament	7
the lords of the	7
it will be a	7
of the williams fund	7
to be in the	7
my word for it	7
of ireland from the	7
be paid into the	7
within the limits of	7
that it must be	7
england in the eighteenth	7
connected with the land	7
of the unionist party	7
the security of the	7
to inquire into the	7
in such a case	7
that one of the	7
the demand for home	7
as soon as she	7
so as to make	7
for the payment of	7
i have got to	7
to the best of	7
the last of the	7
to those who are	7
of the land question	7
relations of landlord and	7
the houses of the	7
the compulsory purchase of	7
to fall in love	7
in the next place	7
be charged on the	7
to the satisfaction of	7
will be seen that	7
it was not to	7
the master of the	7
the idea of a	7
that she would not	7
the leader of the	7
they ought to be	7
it could not be	7
in opposition to the	7
to look at the	7
take my word for	7
there had been no	7
and that he would	7
with his back to	7
of many of the	7
trinity college and the	7
them by the treaty	7
but she could not	7
report of the devon	7
in respect of improvements	7
to make way for	7
in the affairs of	7
had been the case	7
the children of the	7
the united kingdom or	7
this kind of thing	7
to the irish exchequer	7
in his own house	7
the laws of edward	7
to the amount of	7
he could not have	7
the reign of queen	7
in the southern provinces	7
he said to himself	6
in and out of	6
not paid out of	6
of the liberal party	6
the meeting of the	6
the attention of the	6
was beginning to be	6
it is more than	6
i have referred to	6
in which they had	6
part of the business	6
to be made for	6
it must not be	6
of the penal code	6
to the control of	6
from the passing of	6
land act of was	6
i ought to have	6
parliament of the united	6
of ireland had been	6
and i think that	6
the mouth of the	6
went so far as	6
the wealth of the	6
the constitution of the	6
end of it all	6
and the whole of	6
the best of it	6
the church of ireland	6
within the meaning of	6
up at the house	6
the relations of landlord	6
am i to say	6
there are many who	6
by the government of	6
to the use of	6
the details of the	6
as much as that	6
the imperial parliament was	6
the first order of	6
such a manner as	6
in all its branches	6
for the band of	6
made at the union	6
i am not a	6
of the irish church	6
to be left to	6
going to be married	6
the chairman of the	6
little more than a	6
the castle of dublin	6
the catholics of the	6
lords of the soil	6
interest in the land	6
i may refer to	6
that this was the	6
from the point of	6
in this act shall	6
felt that she had	6
the second land commission	6
may be said to	6
towards the close of	6
his wife and children	6
royal irish constabulary and	6
a sum of about	6
that he ought to	6
to give effect to	6
have nothing further to	6
of the lands of	6
attempts have been made	6
that it was impossible	6
had come to pass	6
of the principle of	6
up into his face	6
the system of land	6
of agriculture and technical	6
the united kingdom to	6
had made up his	6
the needs of the	6
under the protection of	6
by far the most	6
not one of the	6
work of his life	6
land commission and its	6
soon as he had	6
as well as of	6
of which it is	6
to have been the	6
had to deal with	6
a state of things	6
was due to the	6
before the appointed day	6
from the appointed day	6
civil service of the	6
he and his father	6
i should be sorry	6
parliament was to be	6
great body of the	6
of course it is	6
the state in which	6
shall be paid into	6
millions and a half	6
of justice in ireland	6
he would have been	6
in order that he	6
it would be as	6
their wives and children	6
of ireland has been	6
for the matter of	6
the bottom of the	6
the worst of it	6
the appointed day there	6
the procedure of the	6
the condition of ireland	6
in order that the	6
have nothing to do	6
to the task of	6
the great majority of	6
of the irish exchequer	6
the taxation of ireland	6
it is probable that	6
for two or three	6
was of opinion that	6
to tell you what	6
the scope of the	6
tell me that you	6
of the league was	6
the county of barnstable	6
as i have pointed	6
the irish legislature may	6
the acts of and	6
in many parts of	6
i ought not to	6
the question of home	6
of tyrone and tyrconnel	6
as you call it	6
the result was that	6
both houses of parliament	6
for the protection of	6
to do with it	6
state of ireland in	6
royal commission on the	6
between them and the	6
him to be a	6
in some of the	6
like those of the	6
cultivators of the soil	6
the prosperity of the	6
as if he had	6
began to think that	6
different parts of the	6
nothing in this act	6
had been in the	6
close of the eighteenth	6
the commons preservation society	6
of the land in	6
the courts of law	6
the time when the	6
the extension of the	6
taken into account in	6
out of the irish	6
the continuance of the	6
in many of the	6
in the government of	6
come out of the	6
it cannot be said	6
upon the death of	6
day there shall be	6
he was aware that	6
as soon as i	6
and that it would	6
to make the best	6
to be out of	6
on the death of	6
pottawatomie cession of october	6
the matter of that	6
would be better for	6
full in the face	6
a penalty of s	6
of the people who	6
decision of constitutional questions	6
the reign of edward	6
of members of the	6
and a number of	6
years from the passing	6
the irish land commission	6
great mass of the	6
and management of the	6
battle of the boyne	6
as well as to	6
to perform the same	6
i shall point out	6
go to grey abbey	6
a quarter of a	6
this act shall be	6
the benefits of the	6
to the imperial parliament	6
point of view of	6
of the irish race	6
should be able to	6
be said that the	6
of the second order	6
have told him that	6
of those who are	6
the representation of ireland	6
in tens of thousands	6
not a word of	6
to the irish land	6
of edward the confessor	6
the irish share of	6
i have told you	6
i do think that	6
the safety of the	6
to the judicial committee	6
to be removable only	6
the map by green	6
appointed day there shall	6
for the maintenance of	6
that is to be	6
of the powers of	6
was not a man	6
it is idle to	6
other parts of the	6
to be applied to	6
do not think that	6
that i am not	6
i have done my	6
of the policy of	6
to the present day	6
in the power of	6
to save you from	6
order that he might	6
a little bit of	6
of the recess committee	6
to say to the	6
into the house of	6
the committee of the	6
up his mind that	6
home rule and the	6
the day on which	6
be subject to the	6
on the first day	6
they should not be	6
at the present day	6
in the edinburgh review	6
and it has been	6
of the members of	6
having regard to the	6
to think that it	6
a considerable part of	6
that i have not	6
on one side of	6
with all my heart	6
by order in council	6
right to do so	6
it would not be	6
in the spring of	6
knocked at the door	6
which he had been	6
during the last twenty	6
the spur of the	6
he could not do	6
the words of the	6
of the cost of	6
the oath of allegiance	6
the best part of	6
court of common pleas	6
the force of the	6
reserved for them by	6
declared that he was	6
is as good as	6
a minister of the	6
in ireland has been	6
administration of justice in	6
the officers of the	6
by no means so	6
the moment in which	6
the present system of	6
the minds of the	6
kingdom as a whole	6
long series of years	6
in ireland in the	6
the author of the	6
at the back of	6
the settlement of the	6
difficulty under home rule	6
face of the country	6
if he had been	6
that he would have	6
there was a good	6
make the best of	6
to the will of	6
in the province of	6
map by green lines	6
by act of parliament	6
for the last two	6
for more than a	6
the men who had	6
the imperial parliament in	6
spur of the moment	6
as well as his	6
from the imperial parliament	6
you have no right	6
on the verge of	6
administration of the law	6
it is for the	6
the united kingdom shall	6
so much the more	6
it is obvious that	6
and is bounded on	6
a meeting of the	6
if it had been	6
more than half a	6
judge of the supreme	6
state of things in	6
the limits of the	6
appears to me that	6
second order of the	6
there must have been	6
the burden of the	6
in the last half	6
such a course would	6
to that of the	6
in the last resort	6
the relations of the	6
in the management of	6
on the boards of	6
purchase of the irish	6
the repeal of the	6
it will be observed	6
majority of the irish	6
of the irish nationalist	6
there would be a	6
of ireland to the	6
in the direction of	6
did not in the	6
laws of edward the	6
in the matter of	6
if they did not	6
protestants of all denominations	6
the abolition of dual	6
on the advice of	6
be a great thing	6
to make up his	6
as to what he	6
and to tell the	6
be able to pay	6
the court of ward	6
in a position to	6
irish landlords and tenants	6
a series of years	6
a certain amount of	6
than those of the	6
the purposes of this	6
of which he had	6
was not allowed to	6
it was evident that	6
tens of thousands of	6
members to serve in	6
to be entitled to	6
and bounded on the	6
the principle of the	6
that it was the	6
administration of the irish	6
he had never been	6
the tenant right of	6
the south of ireland	6
was on the point	6
of the causes of	6
with the united states	6
into the condition of	6
to marry fanny wyndham	6
to think that he	6
which they had been	6
on the banks of	6
might be able to	6
a great part of	6
to tell me that	6
had declared that he	6
a long series of	6
its merits and defects	6
court of ward and	6
there would have been	6
a word or two	6
in not a few	6
that it is so	6
for the relief of	6
by the crown to	6
by the lord deputy	6
what was due to	6
and as long as	6
in the south and	6
he was sure that	6
to be submitted to	6
an account of the	6
the father of the	6
the last day of	6
in order to secure	6
reference may be made	6
the banks of the	6
it must be added	6
the boards of guardians	6
the resources of ireland	6
the reigns of the	6
the court of common	6
make the most of	6
control of the irish	6
had a right to	6
the laws relating to	6
permanent civil service of	6
whatever may be said	6
to the care of	6
did not know what	6
as they were called	6
and philip and mary	6
go so far as	6
do not believe that	6
local government in ireland	6
in their dealings with	6
more than per cent	6
do not let us	6
the basis of the	6
i must tell you	6
twenty shillings a day	6
from the exchequer of	6
that some of the	6
an act was passed	6
of the irish society	6
to make room for	6
the management of the	6
on the road to	6
that the people were	6
the advice of the	6
as far as we	6
be entitled to the	6
a great deal more	6
he was in the	6
he had not been	6
the land league was	6
i can tell you	6
in a great degree	6
the mind of the	6
it might be that	6
something must be done	6
of the british constitution	6
a share of the	6
shall be charged on	6
on powers of irish	6
the secretary for scotland	6
bureaucracy of the castle	5
a place in the	5
the exception of the	5
it would be well	5
in which he has	5
of the great house	5
in the day of	5
the boyne and the	5
for the behoof of	5
great mass of instances	5
government and administration of	5
to the decision of	5
abolition of dual ownership	5
average for each person	5
on such a subject	5
one of the greatest	5
the magnitude of the	5
you will have to	5
do you think i	5
the author of this	5
britain and ireland in	5
between ireland and great	5
without the consent of	5
by which it was	5
in the interests of	5
justice of the peace	5
which he had made	5
of the royal irish	5
is very difficult to	5
i shall tell him	5
condition of the irish	5
the ownership of land	5
were not able to	5
of him that he	5
in the same year	5
exchequer to the exchequer	5
may be called the	5
but by no means	5
of the endowment fund	5
act passed in the	5
be seen in the	5
as he had said	5
within the general limits	5
that they would not	5
the irish exchequer to	5
the peace of the	5
first day of july	5
in the fixing of	5
authority of the same	5
for the building of	5
is no time for	5
the care of the	5
they were to have	5
which could not be	5
state of the country	5
of the imperial government	5
under the system of	5
as long as she	5
in the west of	5
her out of the	5
law made in contravention	5
of the proceedings of	5
and it is a	5
of ireland in the	5
there is no one	5
from first to last	5
tenant class in ireland	5
was at the head	5
at any rate you	5
was not so much	5
the income tax on	5
to a large extent	5
is not only that	5
shall be delighted to	5
one thousand eight hundred	5
would be better to	5
the rejection of the	5
to take possession of	5
to the irish landed	5
by the general court	5
would have to be	5
it must have been	5
go down to the	5
the chancellor of the	5
of a dublin parliament	5
share of the national	5
the cultivators of the	5
for the welfare of	5
as was the case	5
legislation on the irish	5
country in the world	5
of cities and towns	5
the direction of the	5
to which i shall	5
but it did not	5
map by crimson lines	5
the requirements of the	5
at the cost of	5
the landed estates court	5
own flesh and blood	5
the crown in ireland	5
could not bring herself	5
declared that he would	5
of the hands of	5
the wealth of ireland	5
entitled to the same	5
on the top of	5
what will you do	5
home rule would be	5
the causes of the	5
to be on the	5
the whole body of	5
you think that i	5
receive the same salaries	5
of the pequod tribe	5
have to say to	5
the remnant of the	5
he did not think	5
of her majesty the	5
the fact that there	5
condition of the people	5
to his own room	5
he returned to his	5
the midst of a	5
but he would have	5
let there be an	5
a word of the	5
immense majority of the	5
shut our eyes to	5
for a period of	5
the regulation of the	5
this was the case	5
in the present instance	5
a considerable number of	5
a word about it	5
i should not be	5
what may be called	5
the flight of the	5
and good government of	5
nor can it be	5
and tell him that	5
there was not one	5
information as to the	5
the local loans fund	5
charges on the church	5
an increase in the	5
to the cause of	5
in which she had	5
it must be so	5
in the eye of	5
was to be given	5
the decisions of the	5
a pack of hounds	5
a right to be	5
from a man who	5
glad to see you	5
moneys provided by parliament	5
at least of the	5
time to time by	5
the clergy of the	5
be elected by the	5
he thought of the	5
the clergy and the	5
the extent of the	5
be got rid of	5
attempts that have been	5
be as good as	5
was the first to	5
this section shall not	5
the dublin metropolitan police	5
by many degrees the	5
the family of the	5
war in south africa	5
in order to provide	5
of the protestants of	5
i hope you will	5
not going to give	5
of the english and	5
that his father had	5
the feelings of the	5
was at that time	5
the remainder of the	5
as i was saying	5
say a word to	5
said to her father	5
a court of law	5
the imperial parliament is	5
irish government would be	5
as well not to	5
the best and most	5
of ireland would be	5
the disestablishment of the	5
gone so far as	5
i think it is	5
he could not get	5
the ears of the	5
the church of england	5
the reduction of the	5
century and a half	5
the land league and	5
order of the legislative	5
in race and faith	5
not to be allowed	5
it shall not be	5
at the bidding of	5
had made up her	5
and the house of	5
in reference to the	5
may be referred to	5
side of the question	5
the trial of pat	5
for the possession of	5
administration of irish affairs	5
should be placed in	5
appears to have been	5
the power of england	5
out of the hands	5
i do believe that	5
a reign of terror	5
whom it may concern	5
it my duty to	5
with his wife and	5
that of england and	5
him as to the	5
and a great deal	5
to be in a	5
she ought to have	5
to give him up	5
but it is a	5
belonging to the indians	5
of england and of	5
in a real sense	5
the result of his	5
that she did not	5
seem to have been	5
so long as he	5
the bureaucracy of the	5
it had not been	5
such order shall be	5
a tumbler of punch	5
the land had been	5
in ireland of the	5
tell me what you	5
that it ought to	5
to be under the	5
to save him from	5
was the object of	5
to all the world	5
to the imperial exchequer	5
you ought to know	5
the th henry viii	5
there were no other	5
it could not have	5
could not but be	5
was the cause of	5
during the period of	5
but it was no	5
the imperial parliament has	5
appointed after the passing	5
and on the other	5
from the rest of	5
that had been made	5
may from time to	5
the land purchase acts	5
from the fact that	5
he made up his	5
had i better do	5
the honor of the	5
he began to think	5
not bring herself to	5
commission and its report	5
of the children of	5
and i do not	5
the widow and her	5
part of the united	5
give him his due	5
at that time the	5
for which it was	5
passed by the irish	5
but it was to	5
to carry into effect	5
you all about it	5
she had made up	5
that it may be	5
occupiers of the irish	5
for the second time	5
house of commons as	5
hundred dollars a year	5
lands of the indians	5
been the case in	5
and that of the	5
the people of england	5
charged on the irish	5
a long time ago	5
has taken place in	5
told him that i	5
of the public revenues	5
religious difficulty under home	5
in the sight of	5
from the boston advocate	5
the conditions of the	5
on the spur of	5
of the judges of	5
i should be glad	5
government of ireland by	5
a great deal too	5
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the same kind of	5
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relations of great britain	5
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of the heads of	5
be of the same	5
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the foundation of the	5
catholic church of ireland	5
through the operation of	5
the number of the	5
of land in ireland	5
primary education in ireland	5
paid on the transfer	5
and the irish post	5
heart of the empire	5
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be out of place	5
the national debt commissioners	5
irish share of the	5
up to the present	5
in contravention of this	5
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to spake to you	5
like manner as if	5
of the crown in	5
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the lord deputy was	5
we ought to be	5
what was going on	5
for the life of	5
one side of the	5
section shall be void	5
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of the irish nation	5
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irish legislature and executive	5
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in ireland will be	5
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the board of works	5
the court of chancery	5
up your mind to	5
of the new plantation	5
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on the land question	5
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an end to all	5
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make a fool of	5
the map by crimson	5
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great part of the	5
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value of the tenant	5
the english privy council	5
portion of the united	5
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irish poor law reform	5
himself that it was	5
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end of the year	5
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land law act of	5
all parts of the	5
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settlement of the land	5
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to him by the	5
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be lawful for the	5
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in every part of	5
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of the county councils	5
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part of the state	5
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britain and ireland were	5
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the earl of desmond	5
the city of derry	5
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to him that he	5
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lord of the soil	5
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as if you were	5
article of the treaty	5
there be an end	5
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ownership of the soil	5
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of the west bromwich	5
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members of the irish	5
the most important of	5
lord chancellor of ireland	5
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by the central government	5
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the queen of england	5
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thousand eight hundred and	5
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between england and ireland	5
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of the common land	5
of down and antrim	5
in other parts of	5
there used to be	5
be said to have	5
of ward and liveries	5
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the county of galway	5
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due process of law	5
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that i know of	5
in the same proportion	5
quod intra et extra	5
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justices of the peace	5
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rights of the irish	5
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cultivation of the soil	5
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of the southern provinces	5
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with the irish land	5
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era of protestant ascendency	4
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a board of overseers	4
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of the present land	4
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his own flesh and	4
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land purchase in ireland	4
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continuance of existing laws	4
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