Irish Commons Proceedings on finance and taxation debate
Members warn of Ireland’s dire finances and national debt while debating a sinking fund and new taxes. Lord Blaguiere and Sir William Mayne challenge optimistic views, urging retrenchment and deeper reform to avert ruin.
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Jéloriel-Blaguiere
Barty
Ireland
Europe
Proffia
Great Britain
Pértsmouth
Bay of Biscay
Chapman
Theicharze
Fez
Falvatiort
William Mayne
Britain
Sohan
England
Pisfer
Fim
Begum
Tebich
Sw Redulion
Ord North
Lord Rochford
Barry Barry
Chanin
Lucius O’brien
T Who
Peru
Gorge
Gisborne
Blaquiére
Marquis of
Kildare
Theatrical Fame of Charles Macklin the Irish Actor
Mesmerizing portrait outlines Charles Macklin’s origins in Westmeath and his Irish name MnLaughlin as the family lodger’s joke. It traces his stage triumphs as Shylock and his status as preceptor, notes his writings Love A la Mode and The True Born Irishman, and recalls a claim that he could not read until age thirty five, with commentary on his genius and perseverance.
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Gunius
Charles-Macklin
Comenran Ees
Matktin
Treland
Ameomes
Westmeath
M‘laughin
Macklin
Bin
M‘laughlin
Ator
Gilbert Wrangle
Don Manuel
Archy Mactfarcasm
Logo
Shylock
Quin
Shakespeare
Ireland
Theophilus Cibber
Mr. Sheridan
Captain O
D. Hayes
George Colman, Esq
Covent-garden
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Nofocor
Londinemiay
St. Bartiplomai
Edentis
St. Thong
Clafis Pescopolitan
Agul Northcote
Chirurgo
T. Evans
Pateriotter-row
W. Davis
Sackville-street
Piccadilly
Taro
High Court of Chancery
Hardwicke
Francis Vezey
His Majesty’s Law-Printers
T. Cadell
Strand
Conta Ued
Jong
Nathaniel Wanley
Trinity Parish
Coventry
T. Davies
Buffel-street
R. Snage
Paternofler-row
J.walter
Charing-cross
Noldsmith
Bank of England
Bills, &Co
Hackney
E. Stevens
E. Stevens, No. 2, Stationers-court, Ludgate-street
I. Taylor
Chancery- Lane
Holborn
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Vauxhall
Ranelagh
Marybone Gardens
J. Johnson
St. Paul’s Churchyard
J. Pain
Johnson’s
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Wear
Gentleman and Tradesman'’s
Daly Journal
London