 Union,' it has filled me with the most utter and inexpressible astonishment. You must know, and indeed I much fear you must have known when you made that assertion, that it was utterly unfounded in fact. Sir Robert Peel has himself admitted the falsity...  Parliamentary Papers - Page 6by Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons - 1843Full view - About this book
 | Robert Peel - Great Britain - 1899 - 684 pages
...predecessor, expressed ' her determination to prevent the carrying of the Repeal of the Union,' it has filled me with the most utter and inexpressible astonishment....so strongly tending in itself to expose her to the hatred (if that were possible) of her brave, loyal, and attached people of Ireland. As to the concluding... | |
 | Fitzgerald Molloy - 1908 - 380 pages
...Queen, it had filled him with utter and inexpressible astonishment. " You must know," he continued, " and indeed I much fear you must have known when you...so strongly tending in itself to expose her to the hatred (if that were possible) of her brave, loyal, and attached people of Ireland." Meetings to petition... | |
 | Joseph Fitzgerald Molloy - Great Britain - 1908 - 348 pages
...Queen, it had filled him with utter and inexpressible astonishment. " You must know," he continued, " and indeed I much fear you must have known when you...so strongly tending in itself to expose her to the hatred (if that were possible) of her brave, loyal, and attached people of Ireland." Meetings to petition... | |
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