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trigram	frequency
of the irish	466
out of the	270
it would be	241
one of the	234
the house of	219
the united kingdom	218
was to be	204
at any rate	203
of the land	194
part of the	189
the irish land	185
of the united	179
house of commons	176
as to the	160
that he was	156
that he had	152
of the country	151
in order to	150
he had been	147
the act of	147
would have been	146
it is not	144
he did not	133
as well as	127
there was a	125
of the people	123
he could not	120
in the house	119
the case of	118
that it was	116
that he would	114
not to be	113
of the state	113
to be a	108
is to be	108
as far as	105
the state of	105
to have been	102
it has been	102
there was no	102
at the same	101
there is no	101
the imperial parliament	101
of the house	100
the irish parliament	99
ought to be	98
i do not	98
to do so	97
it may be	97
on the other	97
be able to	95
in the case	94
it will be	94
he was a	94
it was not	92
that it is	92
to the irish	90
it is a	90
of home rule	90
the power of	90
but it was	89
great britain and	88
the same time	87
of great britain	87
to be the	87
report of the	87
of the soil	85
the lord deputy	85
and of the	85
were to be	84
the hands of	84
and that the	84
which he had	83
of the poor	83
to say that	82
britain and ireland	81
so far as	81
some of the	80
in the same	79
but it is	79
and it was	79
in respect of	79
in the county	79
of the indians	78
at the time	77
and it is	77
could not be	77
and in the	77
the end of	76
as it was	76
would be a	75
as soon as	75
it was a	75
of the law	74
he would not	74
would not be	74
the united states	74
i am not	70
on the subject	69
of the two	69
the fact that	68
to make the	68
in which the	68
there is a	68
the part of	67
ought to have	67
portion of the	67
the irish government	67
would be the	66
a great deal	66
the irish legislature	65
many of the	65
which had been	65
for the purpose	64
of the same	64
at the present	64
to have a	64
that there was	63
of all the	63
of the whole	63
by no means	63
the number of	63
the history of	63
that of the	63
the system of	63
it must be	63
tell the truth	63
of the most	62
the government of	62
in great britain	62
the reign of	62
in which he	62
that he should	62
in the world	62
to tell the	62
according to the	61
up to the	61
the land commission	61
of the english	61
i will not	61
in spite of	61
of his own	61
as long as	61
members of the	61
the use of	61
in the irish	60
of the great	60
it should be	60
i tell you	59
he was not	59
in such a	59
it had been	59
as it is	59
the earl of	59
side of the	59
have been made	58
on the part	58
the work of	58
that she was	58
of those who	58
he would have	58
in the first	58
the head of	57
to make a	57
and he was	57
of the union	57
the value of	57
that it would	56
and that he	56
of the day	56
it is the	56
of the government	56
that she had	56
to think that	55
the time of	55
in his own	55
of the act	55
of this act	55
to go to	55
with respect to	55
so as to	55
the question of	55
the home rule	55
house of lords	55
the nature of	54
the land league	54
he had not	54
it was the	54
and to the	54
by the irish	54
the whole of	54
the people of	54
the treaty of	53
to the house	53
the policy of	53
had not been	53
the administration of	52
on the irish	52
of their own	52
that he could	52
land act of	52
would not have	52
of such a	52
two or three	52
in the country	52
but he was	51
in the land	51
to be done	51
who had been	51
the result of	51
not at all	51
to think of	51
but he had	51
of the new	51
the purpose of	51
and by the	50
the name of	50
from time to	50
account of the	50
time to time	50
a number of	50
power of the	50
might have been	50
a right to	49
we have seen	49
irish land system	49
at grey abbey	49
that they were	49
the land act	49
the rights of	49
that they should	49
to the state	49
was in the	48
are to be	48
a matter of	48
and the irish	48
should not be	48
the report of	48
the passing of	48
it would have	47
of the imperial	47
with regard to	47
be made to	47
be allowed to	47
one of them	47
i have not	47
he would be	47
to be made	47
as he was	47
the condition of	47
that i have	47
which has been	47
they have been	47
as i have	46
there would be	46
parts of the	46
the control of	46
history of the	46
to the lord	45
condition of the	45
the rest of	45
a state of	45
she could not	45
possession of the	45
to have the	45
she had been	45
for the most	45
that he might	45
state of things	45
the other hand	45
as much as	45
they had been	44
she did not	44
on this subject	44
had been made	44
the eighteenth century	44
that i am	44
the most part	44
the effect of	44
of the kind	44
for many years	44
it was to	44
to the poor	44
under home rule	43
the county of	43
the cause of	43
the possession of	43
to deal with	43
this was the	43
the position of	43
england and scotland	43
of the present	43
it might be	43
consolidated fund of	43
the consolidated fund	43
he had no	43
in the way	43
owing to the	43
a good deal	43
out of his	42
the course of	42
the support of	42
and all the	42
to his own	42
home rule bill	42
of the old	42
the property of	42
a man who	42
of the said	42
state of ireland	42
more than a	42
the side of	42
the means of	42
on account of	42
of the national	42
the land system	41
has not been	41
i have said	41
nature of the	41
not a word	41
the benefit of	41
is not a	41
was not a	41
the marshpee indians	41
the other side	41
tell you what	41
the payment of	41
am i to	41
on the whole	41
of the church	41
of the first	41
made by the	41
the cost of	41
the right of	41
as a rule	40
down to the	40
the idea of	40
must have been	40
the best of	40
and he had	40
for a moment	40
by the state	40
and had been	40
regard to the	40
under the act	40
not going to	39
of this kind	39
the law of	39
they were not	39
of the past	39
the amount of	39
of the league	39
customs and excise	39
for the sake	39
in this way	39
i am sure	39
which he was	39
have been the	39
committee of the	39
the sake of	38
the present moment	38
the establishment of	38
in the last	38
the childers commission	38
and i have	38
of late years	38
there had been	38
back to the	38
of the exchequer	38
end of the	38
was not to	38
the appointed day	38
if it were	38
in the face	38
to do with	37
subject to the	37
the two countries	37
to say to	37
to grey abbey	37
is not to	37
state of the	37
will not be	37
an irish parliament	37
him in the	37
was not the	37
i have no	37
they did not	37
the population of	37
the rate of	37
is not the	37
was one of	37
the necessity of	37
a kind of	37
up his mind	37
this is the	37
in the course	37
i want to	37
member of the	36
education in ireland	36
in a word	36
has been made	36
i should be	36
a long time	36
as a whole	36
of the king	36
of the property	36
of the lord	36
it did not	36
during the last	36
of the crown	36
the lands of	36
and that it	36
of her own	36
could not have	36
if he had	36
fund of the	36
at that time	35
the way of	35
as though he	35
be found in	35
to the same	35
the subject of	35
to the indians	35
a member of	35
any of the	35
the laws of	35
more or less	35
of the tenant	35
been made to	35
she would have	35
as they were	35
when he was	35
administration of the	35
in the main	35
of the case	35
those of the	35
ought not to	35
that had been	35
to carry out	35
there should be	35
get rid of	35
value of the	35
than that of	35
of the empire	35
of the tribe	35
more and more	35
rights of the	35
the close of	34
do you think	34
to be taken	34
use of the	34
of england and	34
that they would	34
and they were	34
of the county	34
the fry commission	34
has been the	34
to be in	34
the death of	34
control of the	34
as he had	34
shall be paid	34
seemed to be	34
act of parliament	34
the irish catholic	34
majority of the	34
and then he	34
was a man	34
which it is	34
in favour of	34
the landed gentry	34
member of parliament	34
said the parson	34
the irish people	34
between the two	33
i have been	33
on the land	33
there will be	33
to be found	33
what do you	33
all the world	33
of which he	33
the object of	33
government of ireland	33
the city of	33
that they had	33
in the matter	33
likely to be	33
it is to	33
the irish tenant	33
all about it	33
that she would	33
it is true	33
that he is	32
the irish landed	32
as a matter	32
the occupiers of	32
a portion of	32
to see the	32
in the united	32
i think i	32
in the reign	32
shall not be	32
the next morning	32
in the hands	32
he should be	32
of the british	32
in county galway	32
in accordance with	32
which it was	32
a short time	32
on the side	32
in other words	32
of the nation	32
to do it	32
of the world	32
case of the	32
that i should	32
in this act	32
that there is	32
i should have	32
in the morning	31
due to the	31
it was in	31
irish landed gentry	31
him to be	31
in the meantime	31
for a long	31
the irish exchequer	31
respect to the	31
he might have	31
it is very	31
had been the	31
in the year	31
the interest of	31
relating to the	31
should have been	31
occupiers of the	31
hands of the	31
which i have	31
said the widow	31
the first place	31
that you have	31
head of the	31
of the late	31
of the legislature	31
given to the	31
the influence of	31
the irish landlords	31
there shall be	31
on the map	30
not in the	30
i have to	30
he was in	30
on the same	30
out of her	30
at this moment	30
the powers of	30
that she should	30
the exchequer of	30
for the last	30
to the present	30
point of view	30
it cannot be	30
of the kingdom	30
interest in the	30
the court of	30
the roman catholic	30
but there is	30
and on the	30
of the family	30
at the end	30
is that the	30
was about to	30
has been a	30
to tell you	30
the mass of	30
the provisions of	30
the presence of	30
and i will	30
the beginning of	30
to the king	30
in the neighbourhood	30
the midst of	30
he was to	30
by the treaty	30
may be said	29
passing of this	29
said the father	29
to give him	29
ireland has been	29
much of the	29
to come to	29
to her majesty	29
the right to	29
that you should	29
on behalf of	29
in regard to	29
of the best	29
mass of the	29
for the present	29
if you will	29
told him that	29
and a half	29
government of the	29
for some time	29
of course i	29
they are not	29
you and i	29
the map by	29
of the childers	29
for him to	29
the authority of	29
the interests of	29
irish landed relations	29
in the midst	29
he had a	29
had been a	29
paid out of	29
view of the	29
bounded on the	29
and the other	29
taken by the	29
it does not	29
that the irish	29
between great britain	29
of the population	29
as regards the	29
a man of	29
had come to	28
but there was	28
it is said	28
the three kingdoms	28
to the crown	28
if he were	28
irish legislative body	28
i could not	28
and at the	28
say a word	28
of the court	28
and to be	28
well as the	28
in connection with	28
the face of	28
i did not	28
was going to	28
did not know	28
the spirit of	28
the irish legislative	28
that they have	28
as in the	28
from the irish	28
policy of the	28
that you are	28
an act of	28
authority of the	28
for the first	28
manner in which	28
three or four	28
would be to	28
of her majesty	28
and i am	28
to be paid	28
of one of	28
she said to	28
i shall be	28
to be so	28
and if the	28
a roman catholic	28
to the land	28
it to be	28
at the door	28
to such a	28
man in the	27
many of them	27
though he had	27
them to the	27
those who have	27
in this matter	27
they were to	27
she would not	27
was obliged to	27
an end to	27
it ought to	27
any part of	27
and she had	27
some of them	27
there has been	27
the church of	27
there was not	27
time of the	27
in this respect	27
it is impossible	27
to see him	27
what is it	27
he has been	27
the principle of	27
the land and	27
but in the	27
but they were	27
the present time	27
that in the	27
to prevent the	27
landlord and tenant	27
the conduct of	27
made up his	27
exchequer of the	27
the abolition of	27
the supreme court	27
to home rule	27
to those who	27
be a great	27
to take the	27
one or two	27
and the whole	26
lord ballindine was	26
to an end	26
that all the	26
the minds of	26
in possession of	26
the poor law	26
of which the	26
was to have	26
have been a	26
in a manner	26
to the other	26
the will of	26
that i was	26
place in the	26
not wish to	26
of the question	26
at the moment	26
of land tenure	26
from the state	26
in this case	26
do you mean	26
of the plantation	26
connected with the	26
of ireland was	26
on which the	26
in any way	26
of ireland to	26
at morony castle	26
he felt that	26
in the court	26
not have been	26
him that he	26
have to be	26
that they are	26
at this time	26
should be made	26
he had never	26
to get the	26
will be the	26
seems to me	26
by means of	26
of my own	26
to all the	26
a system of	26
most of the	26
to me to	26
to the english	26
will be found	25
at the head	25
they would not	25
in her own	25
of the bill	25
the irish landlord	25
the creation of	25
in a very	25
to make him	25
as good as	25
i think you	25
of the room	25
question of the	25
a word of	25
he is a	25
of the city	25
the duty of	25
of the landlord	25
which they were	25
would have to	25
act of the	25
those who had	25
it in the	25
property of the	25
to the people	25
in the present	25
the operation of	25
to the door	25
to lord ballindine	25
the general court	25
for a few	25
of the roman	25
found in the	25
them by the	25
the penal code	25
to speak to	25
in which they	25
he does not	25
that he did	25
the first time	25
of the marshpee	25
of course he	25
it shall be	25
in consequence of	25
come to the	25
at the rate	25
they do not	25
and for the	25
but i think	25
the descendants of	25
but he did	25
in addition to	25
by those who	25
a sort of	25
as one of	25
will have to	25
of the local	25
the manner in	25
this was a	25
to give up	25
in the eighteenth	25
act of union	25
parts of ireland	25
the encumbered estates	24
of an irish	24
as may be	24
you mean to	24
a few years	24
to him that	24
support of the	24
great deal of	24
the congested districts	24
in the least	24
he thought of	24
as to be	24
to see you	24
to be an	24
be in the	24
i am to	24
into the hands	24
the affairs of	24
the national debt	24
and if he	24
it is only	24
they would be	24
do not know	24
but this was	24
reference to the	24
of ireland in	24
there was nothing	24
in love with	24
that it should	24
to the united	24
he had made	24
to make it	24
on the ground	24
of the other	24
as she was	24
just at present	24
i have done	24
no right to	24
on the contrary	24
out of their	24
was not so	24
to the great	24
by this act	24
it was so	24
had to be	24
said the earl	24
deal with the	24
the country was	24
in a state	24
of the year	24
with all the	24
and there was	24
the owners of	24
the resources of	24
the form of	24
to leave the	24
to be seen	24
of the judges	24
him to the	24
on one side	24
by which the	24
they would have	24
in all the	24
go to the	24
the effects of	24
of his life	24
the grand juries	24
you ought to	23
the irish soil	23
to a man	23
captain yorke clayton	23
a word to	23
if they were	23
for home rule	23
that would be	23
the man who	23
the existence of	23
for the benefit	23
it was very	23
the marshpee tribe	23
to look at	23
will be a	23
of the three	23
the governor and	23
may not be	23
he had done	23
as to make	23
and there is	23
the success of	23
the point of	23
but for the	23
as we have	23
as they are	23
i would not	23
of the legislative	23
so much as	23
more than one	23
was able to	23
the national league	23
whole of the	23
for the irish	23
there can be	23
to meet the	23
belonging to the	23
was a very	23
he had to	23
he would do	23
to be one	23
to me that	23
of the last	23
has been done	23
you do not	23
close of the	23
and not to	23
the members of	23
i think it	23
as to his	23
and with the	23
should be a	23
they should be	23
of the system	23
do not think	23
those who are	23
so that the	23
were in the	23
i ought to	23
to the british	23
to which he	23
been able to	23
used to be	23
far as the	22
position of the	22
had been brought	22
the most important	22
sense of the	22
when he had	22
that is to	22
houses of the	22
the land of	22
irish consolidated fund	22
and if you	22
the heads of	22
congested districts board	22
in the mask	22
be entitled to	22
the local government	22
irish land question	22
the protection of	22
the men who	22
though he was	22
the circumstances of	22
going to be	22
the united irish	22
to get a	22
he knew that	22
they could not	22
share of the	22
that could be	22
the irish society	22
connection with the	22
the people were	22
land and the	22
seems to have	22
of race and	22
they may be	22
it was only	22
four or five	22
have not been	22
there is the	22
the same as	22
i think that	22
those who were	22
such a man	22
the old man	22
of irish legislature	22
to believe that	22
for a time	22
known as the	22
to take a	22
any of them	22
she felt that	22
evidence taken by	22
at all events	22
under the control	22
by the house	22
that they might	22
over and over	22
influence of the	22
on the following	22
the development of	22
there is not	22
a part of	22
and then she	22
they ought to	22
on the road	22
men and women	22
you may be	22
been the case	22
the nineteenth century	22
the man in	22
out of this	22
the hearts of	22
the duties of	22
i can do	22
a series of	22
by the lord	22
of the earl	22
treaty of october	22
what he had	22
it seems to	22
it was all	22
a few months	22
to that of	22
be the case	22
we do not	22
the bill of	22
that the people	22
that she could	22
the loss of	22
and when the	22
by this time	22
had been in	22
work of the	21
of the lands	21
the other day	21
irish land tenure	21
the unionist party	21
such was the	21
the whole country	21
said that the	21
to pay the	21
they had no	21
appeared to be	21
to speak of	21
in the most	21
the king of	21
the words of	21
in order that	21
made in the	21
said the captain	21
the financial relations	21
an attempt to	21
what would be	21
mean to say	21
far as i	21
that the indians	21
even in the	21
irish poor law	21
when it was	21
which may be	21
but i am	21
the income tax	21
of a large	21
man who had	21
to consider the	21
his mind to	21
little or no	21
of the realm	21
rule in ireland	21
a very good	21
the inhabitants of	21
at once to	21
fact that the	21
i mean to	21
lord of the	21
to get rid	21
landlords and tenants	21
that lord ballindine	21
it is an	21
ireland in the	21
as it were	21
as he thought	21
the destruction of	21
part of ireland	21
that have been	21
defence of the	21
body of the	21
i have got	21
about the place	21
on the next	21
which they had	21
so to speak	21
it is that	21
is one of	21
a man as	21
women and children	21
far as to	21
whom he had	21
the period of	21
this would be	21
with the irish	21
in the north	21
of the laws	21
to see her	21
to show that	21
to morony castle	21
in the past	21
in the state	21
what i have	21
the want of	21
that we are	21
a few words	21
accordance with the	21
law of the	21
to marry her	21
had begun to	21
that he has	20
the irish catholics	20
up in a	20
in that way	20
in a position	20
that he will	20
by irish act	20
payment of rent	20
the meaning of	20
no more than	20
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powers of the	20
say that he	20
the legislative body	20
was made to	20
of the estate	20
meeting of the	20
it to the	20
to live in	20
but it has	20
away from the	20
the bishop of	20
to the public	20
have done so	20
after the appointed	20
out of a	20
of ireland and	20
a bit of	20
was a great	20
me to be	20
to pay for	20
the removal of	20
on the one	20
as i can	20
in one of	20
an end of	20
order of the	20
have been so	20
to be able	20
of the supreme	20
that he must	20
the present day	20
that such a	20
was a good	20
by the fry	20
the parliament of	20
down in the	20
years of age	20
of the general	20
he had said	20
and over again	20
the election of	20
be one of	20
to pay a	20
on the estate	20
the general election	20
that if the	20
for the support	20
and the same	20
and the people	20
felt that he	20
the price of	20
which he has	20
and it would	20
to the landlord	20
this is not	20
but i have	20
in which she	20
her majesty in	20
to see that	20
and after the	20
of the town	20
which have been	20
which would be	20
of the commonwealth	20
there must be	20
shook his head	20
into the room	20
have a right	20
of the pale	20
in england and	20
long as he	20
each of the	20
of the greatest	20
but she was	20
of the catholic	20
and this is	20
the greater part	20
of the public	20
was the case	20
in the great	20
operation of the	20
might as well	20
to a certain	20
lands of the	20
to which i	20
as i am	20
between you and	20
for his own	20
in the south	20
in view of	20
more than the	19
upon the subject	19
a quarter of	19
what it is	19
she was not	19
and could not	19
i must say	19
of the eighteenth	19
to each other	19
think that the	19
the english government	19
that the whole	19
nothing of the	19
if you were	19
applied to the	19
a majority of	19
and the national	19
there was something	19
by the government	19
that has been	19
of the castle	19
of the subject	19
the good of	19
the charge of	19
in ireland is	19
said that he	19
it is so	19
the board of	19
tell him that	19
is the most	19
the absence of	19
which they are	19
in a few	19
of the existing	19
home rule would	19
done by the	19
a sum of	19
into the house	19
can be no	19
you will be	19
by his own	19
of the time	19
he was the	19
that there should	19
at any time	19
to her father	19
and i think	19
of the sovereign	19
is true that	19
of the protestant	19
he was about	19
they were in	19
of the army	19
in ireland in	19
in ireland as	19
in this country	19
in the long	19
think of the	19
he and his	19
the honour of	19
the purposes of	19
majesty in council	19
united irish league	19
to great britain	19
to be sure	19
on which he	19
he came to	19
with such a	19
a man to	19
beginning of the	19
in their own	19
with reference to	19
would be better	19
the land commissioners	19
with great britain	19
the two houses	19
the defence of	19
within the last	19
though it was	19
by the act	19
to provide for	19
in the next	19
by the same	19
no less than	19
supposed to be	19
for the poor	19
church of ireland	19
the middle of	19
race and faith	19
and then the	19
him as a	19
of the home	19
consent of the	19
the land question	19
one of his	19
the worst of	19
in his mind	19
be said to	19
the extent of	19
charged on the	19
he is not	19
to this act	19
in the presence	19
for the use	19
the tenant right	18
through the country	18
general election of	18
the consent of	18
i should not	18
that if he	18
but i do	18
cession by the	18
on the spot	18
to tell him	18
to feel that	18
the majority of	18
to secure the	18
interests of the	18
is it not	18
that it has	18
other side of	18
this has been	18
the county councils	18
as to what	18
that we should	18
entitled to the	18
a couple of	18
laws of the	18
the indians to	18
to tell me	18
with his own	18
of your own	18
in many respects	18
he ought to	18
has always been	18
what has been	18
to her own	18
to come and	18
in the end	18
of the overseers	18
be brought to	18
in pursuance of	18
it has not	18
rest of the	18
if he did	18
it is all	18
the union of	18
majesty the queen	18
but you must	18
he was very	18
to look after	18
if it be	18
addition to the	18
not to have	18
of some of	18
as it has	18
in the name	18
interest of the	18
from the land	18
was a little	18
that this was	18
that a man	18
present state of	18
opposed to the	18
the maintenance of	18
it could not	18
benefit of the	18
the relations of	18
it is necessary	18
put an end	18
provisions of the	18
by treaty of	18
greater part of	18
amount of the	18
were not to	18
for the time	18
for me to	18
in the whole	18
ireland by the	18
more than that	18
the irish poor	18
were to have	18
have to say	18
the proceedings of	18
of ireland has	18
go back to	18
of a man	18
it is now	18
is the only	18
it would not	18
matter of course	18
the marquis of	18
that there were	18
declared that he	18
that is the	18
or the other	18
the owner of	18
increase in the	18
was due to	18
so much of	18
be out of	18
are you going	18
as for the	18
on the plantation	18
may be made	18
will of the	18
seem to be	18
spite of the	18
to which the	18
in ireland by	18
we are not	18
in ireland was	18
i shall have	18
i have already	18
service of the	18
to make up	18
the management of	18
and to make	18
the reports of	18
the privy council	18
and that she	18
which she had	18
the decision of	18
the roman catholics	18
the ownership of	18
the young lady	18
the opinion of	18
had never been	18
in the future	18
as a man	18
rights of property	18
speak to you	18
which he would	18
this is a	18
a letter to	17
the conditions of	17
the story of	17
be paid out	17
know all about	17
the increase of	17
the neighbourhood of	17
an account of	17
on to the	17
and he would	17
of ireland from	17
to the queen	17
there were no	17
said the doctor	17
it is unnecessary	17
so much to	17
the shape of	17
is to say	17
to him to	17
him on the	17
if there were	17
as a class	17
has been to	17
in his pocket	17
over to the	17
the mind of	17
the customs and	17
she had said	17
he must have	17
a few days	17
of england in	17
of the nobles	17
a glass of	17
not able to	17
this section shall	17
for the rest	17
them in the	17
the catholic university	17
you have no	17
descendants of the	17
the top of	17
the commissioners of	17
the expense of	17
of it all	17
not less than	17
that the government	17
a period of	17
have been in	17
like to be	17
you had better	17
was on the	17
her majesty the	17
spirit of the	17
working of the	17
right of the	17
and did not	17
the children of	17
in the dark	17
to understand that	17
to point out	17
for the moment	17
in relation to	17
came to the	17
the credit of	17
if they had	17
it can be	17
of more than	17
of the way	17
so long as	17
upon my word	17
of the common	17
ireland to the	17
the oath of	17
i wish to	17
taken into account	17
leaders of the	17
think that he	17
should be added	17
as has been	17
any of his	17
by the imperial	17
of the society	17
the aid of	17
her out of	17
which would have	17
at the castle	17
of irish land	17
by the fact	17
for the purposes	17
it was that	17
to the fact	17
order of men	17
and lord ballindine	17
or to the	17
he began to	17
the irish consolidated	17
at that moment	17
if i am	17
which was to	17
he might be	17
in the extreme	17
i should think	17
on this occasion	17
but she had	17
on the consolidated	17
ireland would be	17
could be made	17
the settlement of	17
but he would	17
would be impossible	17
the improvement of	17
said the lord	17
a singing girl	17
to know that	17
land system of	17
say that the	17
irish local government	17
irish house of	17
circumstances of the	17
for all the	17
more than once	17
consequence of the	17
said the other	17
they will be	17
this act shall	17
and though the	17
the truth of	17
the national schools	17
would have done	17
he will be	17
the prosperity of	17
in the following	17
for that purpose	17
conduct of the	17
of ireland is	17
and he could	17
of what he	16
be paid to	16
for the people	16
for the same	16
as if it	16
the legislature of	16
ignorance of the	16
there were many	16
much the same	16
home rule was	16
was at the	16
he has done	16
i would have	16
the tenure of	16
the first of	16
one hundred and	16
the same thing	16
to a considerable	16
by the late	16
good deal of	16
in a great	16
not so much	16
to protect the	16
of land purchase	16
to keep the	16
the wages of	16
the sense of	16
in the field	16
should be no	16
in any other	16
all that is	16
went to bed	16
the next day	16
of irish affairs	16
who did not	16
it was now	16
chancellor of the	16
the royal commission	16
the service of	16
in the second	16
that i can	16
of the tenants	16
the indians were	16
the last twenty	16
himself to be	16
be subject to	16
i know you	16
of the rights	16
to put a	16
be regarded as	16
we shall be	16
proceedings of the	16
to be held	16
schedule to this	16
as that of	16
to be allowed	16
would be as	16
the working of	16
and that of	16
what may be	16
acres of land	16
governor and council	16
owners of the	16
than in the	16
letter to the	16
department of agriculture	16
by one of	16
a lot of	16
in the shape	16
the poor indians	16
sir horace plunkett	16
of the south	16
that home rule	16
to be his	16
because of the	16
the irish house	16
to the last	16
could not but	16
of the royal	16
tell you that	16
or any of	16
the plantation of	16
for a short	16
the rule of	16
cost of the	16
the security of	16
the demand for	16
the character of	16
of course you	16
of the peasantry	16
government in ireland	16
the th of	16
settlement of the	16
the land was	16
destruction of the	16
he was so	16
to the best	16
ireland had been	16
the man to	16
it was an	16
what am i	16
a very different	16
got rid of	16
of the word	16
of irish agriculture	16
is unnecessary to	16
in reference to	16
went to the	16
can only be	16
the basis of	16
say to you	16
is in the	16
the habit of	16
as he went	16
of irish landlords	16
the days of	16
that no one	16
and no one	16
the established church	16
to go on	16
should be the	16
as she had	16
the grant of	16
of ireland are	16
a considerable extent	16
was supposed to	16
find that the	16
the devon commission	16
for it was	16
that pat carroll	16
the royal university	16
at one time	16
and has been	16
i am very	16
on the table	16
which might be	16
that ireland was	16
powers of irish	16
which will be	16
was not at	16
she was in	16
together with the	16
felt that she	16
the attention of	16
has never been	16
the memory of	16
in the act	16
if i were	16
there was the	16
the british parliament	16
on the sofa	16
effects of the	16
be said that	16
with that of	16
knowledge of the	16
he could have	16
of the french	16
or at any	16
to him by	16
this state of	16
the long run	16
this part of	16
said to her	16
and they are	16
that this is	16
the eyes of	16
the last two	16
at the close	16
little more than	16
said to herself	16
under the union	16
at the inn	16
on the occasion	16
not one of	16
city of london	16
if i could	16
because he was	16
but if you	16
as if they	16
it is in	16
under this act	16
to be very	16
but he is	16
felt that the	16
be dealt with	16
of pat carroll	15
who have been	15
development of the	15
protection of the	15
to the national	15
to a great	15
by the land	15
made to the	15
the progress of	15
as he could	15
confiscation of the	15
it was thus	15
and it has	15
in a hurry	15
church of rome	15
of which was	15
lords of the	15
of the community	15
you going to	15
sir john davis	15
the wealth of	15
in many cases	15
be done by	15
improvement of the	15
the legislation of	15
and she was	15
encumbered estates act	15
if there is	15
which the irish	15
this was not	15
his wife and	15
men of the	15
but they are	15
he has not	15
the back of	15
he had seen	15
a young man	15
him out of	15
result of the	15
or any other	15
between him and	15
she had no	15
it appears to	15
listen to me	15
on his own	15
the lord of	15
will be no	15
that when the	15
and to have	15
the day of	15
out of it	15
the charity organisation	15
in new york	15
the people are	15
he may be	15
and if i	15
the castle of	15
said lady selina	15
management of the	15
belong to the	15
to some extent	15
in the kitchen	15
with each other	15
of which is	15
of henry viii	15
said to be	15
nothing to do	15
do with the	15
and as the	15
had been so	15
but that the	15
of the parsonage	15
in the room	15
some of these	15
for such a	15
of irish history	15
the duke of	15
in the middle	15
the author of	15
she had never	15
going to marry	15
that you were	15
the transfer of	15
the results of	15
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idea of the	15
he had come	15
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to listen to	15
to the new	15
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when he came	15
as to her	15
he was at	15
by the crown	15
than those of	15
he wished to	15
credit of the	15
to him as	15
expenditure of the	15
of a few	15
his own house	15
of the ancient	15
in any case	15
shall continue to	15
to the contrary	15
was not in	15
the late mr	15
to the imperial	15
not for the	15
i believe that	15
the government in	15
said to have	15
character of the	15
notice to quit	15
of their lands	15
when they were	15
and tell him	15
for you to	15
order of things	15
in the three	15
whatever may be	15
name of the	15
judges of the	15
the principles of	15
attached to the	15
ought to do	15
in ireland and	15
no one to	15
by the treasury	15
of this section	15
the country to	15
they have not	15
tell me that	15
years after the	15
object of the	15
and that this	15
england in the	15
favour of the	15
the way to	15
and i shall	15
them to be	15
to their own	15
otherwise provided by	15
the life of	15
that she is	15
the irish church	15
pat carroll had	15
had been done	15
that i had	15
home rule is	15
power in ireland	15
have been very	15
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end of it	15
be given to	15
the irish nationalist	15
think that i	15
the heart of	15
as it would	15
great mass of	15
he must be	15
acquainted with the	15
to the exchequer	15
to keep them	15
been in the	15
the taxation of	15
the national leagues	15
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the imperial exchequer	15
in the history	15
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cause of the	15
from great britain	15
up her mind	15
to look for	15
rule bill of	15
first day of	15
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must not be	15
one of those	15
if you do	15
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abolition of the	15
to the whole	15
think of it	15
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the need of	15
last twenty years	15
death of the	15
against home rule	15
may be sure	15
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turned out of	14
of all kinds	14
upon my soul	14
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appear to have	14
to his father	14
glory be to	14
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in this province	14
of the island	14
the new irish	14
sum of money	14
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and out of	14
as he is	14
i want you	14
though he were	14
one of its	14
right to the	14
are we to	14
had said to	14
earl of tyrone	14
it is hardly	14
of the north	14
of a new	14
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legislature of ireland	14
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to have their	14
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of what was	14
it might have	14
of which it	14
by virtue of	14
the judicial committee	14
you tell me	14
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can it be	14
and he did	14
to give a	14
in my own	14
of the war	14
let it be	14
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to do this	14
a piece of	14
act of was	14
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in many ways	14
be done to	14
have been done	14
of the whites	14
do not wish	14
on that occasion	14
i was a	14
in this section	14
this act mentioned	14
to have done	14
the example of	14
in the other	14
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a large part	14
so that he	14
out by the	14
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as they had	14
the rent of	14
no reason to	14
england and ireland	14
with the greatest	14
with the land	14
tell you the	14
of the landed	14
the measure of	14
want you to	14
as i was	14
the fair rent	14
the evidence of	14
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the province of	14
was determined to	14
leader of the	14
to the first	14
kind of thing	14
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of course it	14
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be the best	14
of the very	14
in all probability	14
and i must	14
to go into	14
in the day	14
in the highest	14
was the first	14
have come to	14
of this country	14
attempt was made	14
not more than	14
the government and	14
you will not	14
in the west	14
part of a	14
case of ireland	14
poor law system	14
the era of	14
in the minds	14
the late lord	14
provisions of this	14
behalf of the	14
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the possibility of	14
affairs of the	14
glad to see	14
the expenditure of	14
i know that	14
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of the executive	14
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case of a	14
in like manner	14
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that the land	14
you think that	14
the making of	14
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of the peace	14
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may be the	14
the english and	14
i to do	14
the following morning	14
of lord ballindine	14
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side by side	14
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ada and edith	14
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the case in	14
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face of the	14
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the first order	14
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to make his	14
the people who	14
the task of	14
the nationalist party	14
to talk about	14
and the law	14
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condition of ireland	14
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he did so	14
i do think	14
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be an end	14
representation of ireland	14
a measure of	14
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he made a	14
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for the public	14
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it is for	14
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of the financial	14
about to be	14
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ranges and east	14
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of the sub	14
owners of their	14
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of catholic ireland	14
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the power to	14
by an irish	14
look at the	13
the first day	13
should be done	13
inhabitants of the	13
i have a	13
there was an	13
him and his	13
show that the	13
the present state	13
more than half	13
of the nineteenth	13
she was very	13
the fact of	13
of opinion that	13
contrary to the	13
the lord lieutenant	13
give up the	13
of the privy	13
english and scottish	13
said lord castlewell	13
people of ireland	13
his own hands	13
seem to have	13
with the exception	13
a home rule	13
might not be	13
no power to	13
passed by the	13
were obliged to	13
of irish landed	13
a source of	13
to the government	13
of the members	13
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of all this	13
as it had	13
more than ever	13
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repeal of the	13
of any other	13
of the clergy	13
and with a	13
in his favour	13
true that the	13
the wisdom of	13
the same effect	13
to do what	13
for a while	13
it is no	13
with which the	13
treaty of union	13
of a single	13
relations between great	13
the corporation of	13
the greatest part	13
be placed in	13
lord castlewell had	13
that it will	13
there could be	13
the rebellion of	13
the class of	13
the matter of	13
of the landlords	13
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