 | William Temple - 1731 - 506 strani
...of thofe Points wherein the Trade of leland comes to interfere with any main Branches of the I1 rade of England; in which Cafes the Encouragement of fuch...and fo give way to the Intereft of Trade in England^ upon rhe Health and Vigour whereof the Strength, Riches and Glory of his Majeity's Crowns feem chiefly... | |
 | William Temple - 1757 - 564 strani
...snd upon whole weal in the main that of this kingdom depends ; and therefore a regard muft be had of thofe points wherein the trade of Ireland comes to...fo give •way to the intereft of trade in England, upon the health and vigour whereof the ftrength, riches, and glory of' his Majefty's crowns feem chiefly... | |
 | Thomas Pownall - 1774 - 324 strani
...fubordinate, and " upon whofe weal in the main, that of this " kingdom depends, and therefore a regard " muft be had to thofe points wherein the " trade of Ireland...interfere with *' any main branches of the trade of Eng'' land, in which cafe the encouragement " of fuch trade ought to be either declined " or moderated,... | |
 | Thomas Newenham - 1809 - 448 strani
...Temple in his letter on the advancement of trade in Ire'.ami, written in 1673, to the Earl of Efiex, fays, " regard mult be had to thofe points wherein...either • declined or moderated, and fo give way to^he intereft of trade in England*." Speaking of the wool of Ireland he fays, " the improvement of... | |
 | William Temple - 1814 - 606 strani
...upon whose weal in the main that of this kingdom depends ; and therefore a regard must be had of those points wherein the trade of Ireland comes to interfere...any main branches of the trade of England ; in which cases the encouragement of such trade ought to be either declined or moderated, and so give way to... | |
 | John Minter Morgan - 1830 - 276 strani
...to the Lord Lieutenant on the advancement of trade, in which he says, " Regard must be had to those points wherein the trade of Ireland comes to interfere with any main branches of the Whate'er misrule or brutal ignorance yields, To blast and devastate thy fairest fields. ATTICUS. Ah... | |
 | 1840 - 540 strani
...when grief itself hath died. HISTORY OF THE WOOLLEN TRADE. " Therefore a regard must be bad of those points, wherein the trade of Ireland comes to interfere...any main branches of the trade of England : in which case the encouragement of such trade ought to be either declined or moderated, and so give way to the... | |
 | Encyclopaedia - 1845 - 806 strani
...advancement of trade in Ireland, written in 1673, to the Earl of Essex, says, " Regard must be had to those points wherein the trade of Ireland comes to interfere...any main branches of the trade of England ; in which сазе the encouragement of such trade ought to be either declined or moderated, and so give way... | |
 | Nicholas Patrick Wiseman - 1861 - 1116 strani
...thus qualify his recommendations: as to the improvement of Ireland, "re-? gard must be had to those points wherein the trade of Ireland comes to interfere...any main branches of the trade of England; in which cases the encouragement of such trade ought to be either declined or moderated, and to give way to... | |
 | George O'Brien - 1918 - 490 strani
...English policy in this matter: — " Regard must be had to these points whereon the trade of Ireland goes to interfere with any main branches of the trade of England, in which case the encouragement of such trade ought to be declined, and so give way to he interest of trade... | |
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... the trade of Ireland comes to interfere with any main branches of the trade of England, in which cases the encouragement of such trade ought to be either declined or moderated, and so give way to the interest of trade in England, upon the health and... 
