The Irish Quarterly Review, Volume 3, Part 2W. B. Kelly, 1853 - Ireland |
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Page 532
... becoming an authority in the exalted regions of politics , Malvina took the literary portion of the journal under her own ... become acquainted with some literary men and artists in vogue ; and Malvina presided with much complacency over ...
... becoming an authority in the exalted regions of politics , Malvina took the literary portion of the journal under her own ... become acquainted with some literary men and artists in vogue ; and Malvina presided with much complacency over ...
Page 649
... becoming one of the fraternity . " From the death of Sir Charles Hanbury Williams to the year 1800 the age seems to ... become the patron of a tailor . Fox was forgetting his name , his genius , and his honor . Sheridan was too young or ...
... becoming one of the fraternity . " From the death of Sir Charles Hanbury Williams to the year 1800 the age seems to ... become the patron of a tailor . Fox was forgetting his name , his genius , and his honor . Sheridan was too young or ...
Page 727
... become an object of party , and parliamentary views ( for you know how low they stoop ) ; in which case it will become subser- vient to the worst instead of the best designs . Remember the Linen Board , where the paltry dividend of a ...
... become an object of party , and parliamentary views ( for you know how low they stoop ) ; in which case it will become subser- vient to the worst instead of the best designs . Remember the Linen Board , where the paltry dividend of a ...
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