The Irish Quarterly Review, Volume 9, Part 2W. B. Kelly, 1859 - Ireland |
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Page 943
... Sir Bernard . Until within the last two years , we are told , a Miss Kirkpatrick , grand - aunt of the Empress , inhabited a very small house in the third - rate Scottish county town of Dumfries , and Her Imperial Majesty has several ...
... Sir Bernard . Until within the last two years , we are told , a Miss Kirkpatrick , grand - aunt of the Empress , inhabited a very small house in the third - rate Scottish county town of Dumfries , and Her Imperial Majesty has several ...
Page 944
... Sir Bernard took it in hand . Its mysteries are arcana no longer , and assuredly it is not the fault of Sir Bernard if every man does not soon be- come his own genealogist . One especially interesting chapter in the work before us ...
... Sir Bernard took it in hand . Its mysteries are arcana no longer , and assuredly it is not the fault of Sir Bernard if every man does not soon be- come his own genealogist . One especially interesting chapter in the work before us ...
Page 945
... Sir Bernard may be induced to follow up the labour he has so auspiciously begun . There is material left not for one volume more but for a series . Many sources are literally brimming over with information which , in the hands of Sir ...
... Sir Bernard may be induced to follow up the labour he has so auspiciously begun . There is material left not for one volume more but for a series . Many sources are literally brimming over with information which , in the hands of Sir ...
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