The Irish Quarterly Review, Volume 9, Part 2W. B. Kelly, 1859 - Ireland |
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Page 945
... late husband's grandfather , Sir John Norwich , lost his estate at a gaming table . His son died in the parish work house , his grandson , the late Sir William , was a sawyer , and his great grandson , the present Sir William , is gone ...
... late husband's grandfather , Sir John Norwich , lost his estate at a gaming table . His son died in the parish work house , his grandson , the late Sir William , was a sawyer , and his great grandson , the present Sir William , is gone ...
Page 949
... late Lord Ashburton , furnishing a genealo- gical view of the descendants of the ill fated Mary , from which it appears that at the period of its composition every crowned head of Europe was included in the number , except the King of ...
... late Lord Ashburton , furnishing a genealo- gical view of the descendants of the ill fated Mary , from which it appears that at the period of its composition every crowned head of Europe was included in the number , except the King of ...
Page 950
... LATE TO MEND . " " The author of this work informs the lovers of justice , that it never was his wish to be unjust , even in fiction , to any one alive , or dead , nor will he perpetuate any tangible injustice into which partial ...
... LATE TO MEND . " " The author of this work informs the lovers of justice , that it never was his wish to be unjust , even in fiction , to any one alive , or dead , nor will he perpetuate any tangible injustice into which partial ...
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