The Settlement Act for the Assuming, Confirming and Settling of Lands and Estates in Ireland Is Passed

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The Settlement Act for the Assuming, Confirming and Settling of Lands and Estates in Ireland is passed

Rebels attack Arklow. They are defeated with heavy losses; in Co. Down, Rebels take Saintfield and repulse a Government attack. Garrison abandons Newtownards, which is occupied by the rebels; unsuccessful attack on Portaferry

← Rebels attack Arklow. They are defeated with heavy losses; in Co. Down, Rebels take Saintfield and repulse a Government attack. Garrison abandons Newtownards, which is occupied by the rebels; unsuccessful attack on Portaferry

Patrick Darcy, a prominent constitutional lawyer, argues that the Irish parliament possesses independent authority

Patrick Darcy, a prominent constitutional lawyer, argues that the Irish parliament possesses independent authority →

Rebels attack Arklow. They are defeated with heavy losses; in Co. Down, Rebels take Saintfield and repulse a Government attack. Garrison abandons Newtownards, which is occupied by the rebels; unsuccessful attack on Portaferry

← Rebels attack Arklow. They are defeated with heavy losses; in Co. Down, Rebels take Saintfield and repulse a Government attack. Garrison abandons Newtownards, which is occupied by the rebels; unsuccessful attack on Portaferry

The Settlement Act for the Assuming, Confirming and Settling of Lands and Estates in Ireland is passed

Patrick Darcy, a prominent constitutional lawyer, argues that the Irish parliament possesses independent authority

Patrick Darcy, a prominent constitutional lawyer, argues that the Irish parliament possesses independent authority →

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