The Irish Quarterly Review, Volume 4, Part 2W. B. Kelly, 1854 - Ireland |
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... and its unfailing attendant , youthful vagrancy , were creating The result was the formation of what are called “ Rag . ged Schools , ' of which this is one , though called by a different naine , “ The United Industrial School .
... and its unfailing attendant , youthful vagrancy , were creating The result was the formation of what are called “ Rag . ged Schools , ' of which this is one , though called by a different naine , “ The United Industrial School .
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Because we wrote , as all writers in Reviews , without our name appended to our contribution , we were called anonymous scribblers ; because we exposed the absurd figures relating to Hospital accommodation in Dublin , we were called ...
Because we wrote , as all writers in Reviews , without our name appended to our contribution , we were called anonymous scribblers ; because we exposed the absurd figures relating to Hospital accommodation in Dublin , we were called ...
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... May 18th , called in Doctor Corrigan , who was thus examined by the Chairman , Lord Naas - “ 3288 , Chairman . ) Have you seen the Census of Dublin for 1851 ? -I have . 3289. Is that return correct as regards the Dublin hospitals ?
... May 18th , called in Doctor Corrigan , who was thus examined by the Chairman , Lord Naas - “ 3288 , Chairman . ) Have you seen the Census of Dublin for 1851 ? -I have . 3289. Is that return correct as regards the Dublin hospitals ?
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