1
He was one of a few Irish peers in a great assembly.
2
By taking the Scotch and Irish peers, Mr Sadler has altered the average.
3
Irish peers not elected might sit for British counties and boroughs, as before.
4
English, Scotch, and Irish Peers, in their orders of Precedence.
5
The Crown retained the right of creating Irish peers.
6
There are twenty-three Scotch peers and eighty-five Irish peers who have no seats in Parliament.
7
Andy took it like a true son of the wildest and most eccentric of Irish peers.
8
Irish peers are elected for life, and Scottish peers are elected for the duration of a Parliament.
9
Their Irish peers are Clements, Matthew, Jonson, Pomeroy, and Mr. Hutchinson; together with Deland, Pennant, and Pennington.
10
Possibly, but Irish peers are not always as rich as they would like us to believe they are.
11
The Southern Unionist Group was led by Lord Midleton; with him were Lords Mayo and Oranmore, representing the Irish peers.
12
Alphabetical List of Scotch and Irish Peers, holding superior titles in the Peerage of Great Britain and the United Kingdom.
13
"At this rate, I fear we Irish peers will soon be common as tinkers."
14
The elected members were to be chosen under a restricted suffrage, and the peerage members were to be the representative Irish Peers.
15
There were a dozen or so other guests: a few Irish peers, relatives of his Lordship, and Lady Allsop and her husband.
16
The great meeting of Irish peers, members of Parliament, and landlords, as it was called, was held in the Rotunda on the above day.
