The Irish Quarterly Review, Volume 9, Part 2W. B. Kelly, 1859 - Ireland |
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Page 925
... interest , have no dependence upon ill - nature and envy . This , gentlemen , is the Religion ( call it what you please ) that I desire to live and die in : and , whilst others wrangle for this or that party , or way of worship , I ...
... interest , have no dependence upon ill - nature and envy . This , gentlemen , is the Religion ( call it what you please ) that I desire to live and die in : and , whilst others wrangle for this or that party , or way of worship , I ...
Page 935
... interest . A loan was negociated at a smaller interest , for the purpose of purchasing up a large number of judgments which were bearing a larger interest- the amount of which , in the aggregate , was so large that the saving effected ...
... interest . A loan was negociated at a smaller interest , for the purpose of purchasing up a large number of judgments which were bearing a larger interest- the amount of which , in the aggregate , was so large that the saving effected ...
Page 1018
... interest in nicely adjusting the instruments , and remarking their wonderful exactness in measuring angles , the diversion caused by the intervention of obstacles in the shape of pools , marshes , rocks , & c , and the devising of the ...
... interest in nicely adjusting the instruments , and remarking their wonderful exactness in measuring angles , the diversion caused by the intervention of obstacles in the shape of pools , marshes , rocks , & c , and the devising of the ...
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