The Irish Quarterly Review, Volume 4, Part 2W. B. Kelly, 1854 - Ireland |
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Page 589
... persons convicted of felony ; 4th , persons convicted of misdemeanors ; 5th , persons committed for felony ; 6th , persons committed for misdemeanors ; and 7th , vagrants , should be confined ; and such further means of classification ...
... persons convicted of felony ; 4th , persons convicted of misdemeanors ; 5th , persons committed for felony ; 6th , persons committed for misdemeanors ; and 7th , vagrants , should be confined ; and such further means of classification ...
Page 921
... person or persons likely to live by begging , being a native of any of the said islands or plantations . And in order to compel such master to discriminate accurately as to the condition and character of his passengers from such islands ...
... person or persons likely to live by begging , being a native of any of the said islands or plantations . And in order to compel such master to discriminate accurately as to the condition and character of his passengers from such islands ...
Page 925
... persons were born , or have resided , unless where any such persons consent to be removed to any other port in Ireland . " The ports named in the Schedule are eight ; namely , Dublin , Wexford , Waterford , Cork , Limerick , Derry ...
... persons were born , or have resided , unless where any such persons consent to be removed to any other port in Ireland . " The ports named in the Schedule are eight ; namely , Dublin , Wexford , Waterford , Cork , Limerick , Derry ...
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