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 and therefore, as it would be partial to admit an arbitrary precedent as an evidence on one side of the question, (i, e. against Ireland,) without weighing, at the same time, the similar precedents in the same unfortunate reign, which equally affect the other side of the question, (I mean the Privileges of the English Legislature,)