The Irish Quarterly Review, Volume 3, Part 2W. B. Kelly, 1853 - Ireland |
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Page 543
... portion of the staff and of the chain of St. Peter . The sandals of Saint Silvester the pope . Part of the reliques of the eleven thousand holy virgins . Part of the reliques of saint Pinnosa , virgin and martyr . Portion of the vest of ...
... portion of the staff and of the chain of St. Peter . The sandals of Saint Silvester the pope . Part of the reliques of the eleven thousand holy virgins . Part of the reliques of saint Pinnosa , virgin and martyr . Portion of the vest of ...
Page 906
... portions of it without equivalent relief to Ireland , and again extending other portions of them to the latter ... portion of the amount . The manufacture of Soap in Ireland has , for a number of years , been nearly altogether , if ...
... portions of it without equivalent relief to Ireland , and again extending other portions of them to the latter ... portion of the amount . The manufacture of Soap in Ireland has , for a number of years , been nearly altogether , if ...
Page 991
... portions of the display were often thinly attended , but the Fine Arts Hall was always thronged . A portion of the English press , in fact , deprecated this very trait in the Exhibition , and deplored that the useful products seemed to ...
... portions of the display were often thinly attended , but the Fine Arts Hall was always thronged . A portion of the English press , in fact , deprecated this very trait in the Exhibition , and deplored that the useful products seemed to ...
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