The Irish Quarterly Review, Volume 2, Part 2W. B. Kelly, 1852 - Ireland |
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Page 668
... Irish Academy , H. Lloyd , Ex - President of the Royal Irish Academy , W. R. Hamilton , Ex - President Royal Irish Academy , J. H. Todd , D.D. , Secretary Royal Irish Academy , John Young , M.P. , W. Monsell , M.P. , L .. French , M.P. ...
... Irish Academy , H. Lloyd , Ex - President of the Royal Irish Academy , W. R. Hamilton , Ex - President Royal Irish Academy , J. H. Todd , D.D. , Secretary Royal Irish Academy , John Young , M.P. , W. Monsell , M.P. , L .. French , M.P. ...
Page 675
... Irish judge * imprisoned an anti- quary for asserting that the ancient inhabitants of this country . possessed any written documents , and we now find our principal legal functionaries advocating the publication of the institutes of ...
... Irish judge * imprisoned an anti- quary for asserting that the ancient inhabitants of this country . possessed any written documents , and we now find our principal legal functionaries advocating the publication of the institutes of ...
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... Irish Literary Journal , 518 . Dublin , etymology of the name , 48 , -see Streets of Dublin . Dublin Society Royal , origin and early history of , 503 . E. Engravers , Eminent Irish , 344- 347 . Engraving in Ireland , historic no- tices ...
... Irish Literary Journal , 518 . Dublin , etymology of the name , 48 , -see Streets of Dublin . Dublin Society Royal , origin and early history of , 503 . E. Engravers , Eminent Irish , 344- 347 . Engraving in Ireland , historic no- tices ...
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