The Irish Quarterly Review, Volume 6, Part 2W. B. Kelly, 1856 - Ireland |
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... REFORMATORY UNIONS . We publish the following letters which have appeared in The Philanthropist : - REFORMATORY AND REFUGE UNION . To the Editor of the Philanthropist . Sir - At the conference on Reformatories which was held at Bristol ...
... REFORMATORY UNIONS . We publish the following letters which have appeared in The Philanthropist : - REFORMATORY AND REFUGE UNION . To the Editor of the Philanthropist . Sir - At the conference on Reformatories which was held at Bristol ...
Page 813
... reformatory influence , and the teaching of the Bible the great instrument of the reformatory teacher ? On such a point no difference did or could exist between any of the founders of either Union . The point was this , " Shall it be a ...
... reformatory influence , and the teaching of the Bible the great instrument of the reformatory teacher ? On such a point no difference did or could exist between any of the founders of either Union . The point was this , " Shall it be a ...
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... Reformatory , by Mr. Baker , Sydney Turner , Bengough , & c . , who came here for the purpose . " * The following is the slip referred to : - [ From the Northampton Herald , 18th October , 1856. ] REFORMATORY SCHOOLS . • [ From a ...
... Reformatory , by Mr. Baker , Sydney Turner , Bengough , & c . , who came here for the purpose . " * The following is the slip referred to : - [ From the Northampton Herald , 18th October , 1856. ] REFORMATORY SCHOOLS . • [ From a ...
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