The Irish Quarterly Review, Volume 4, Part 2W. B. Kelly, 1854 - Ireland |
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Page 666
... taken before it , we shall here explain and note the chiefest , and the most remarkable of its errors . We must , however , state , in the first instance , that wherever we refer to the blunders of the Census , with regard to Hospital ...
... taken before it , we shall here explain and note the chiefest , and the most remarkable of its errors . We must , however , state , in the first instance , that wherever we refer to the blunders of the Census , with regard to Hospital ...
Page 1210
... taken out immediately on their discharge , at the expiration of their sentences , and others are taken out conditionally , precisely as at Parkhurst . The society have the power , on requisi- tion to the government , of remitting such ...
... taken out immediately on their discharge , at the expiration of their sentences , and others are taken out conditionally , precisely as at Parkhurst . The society have the power , on requisi- tion to the government , of remitting such ...
Page 1267
... taken up that there would be any difficulty in raising it . He did not think it necessary to go to the county for subscriptions in the first instance unless they wanted a large establishment . If it was taken up in a small way it would ...
... taken up that there would be any difficulty in raising it . He did not think it necessary to go to the county for subscriptions in the first instance unless they wanted a large establishment . If it was taken up in a small way it would ...
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