The Irish Quarterly Review, Volume 8, Part 2W. B. Kelly, 1858 - Ireland |
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Page 1349
... given them in charge to an aunt , one of her own daughters ; to this disposition the father of the chil- dren assented , and for several years they remained with the aunt . The father married a second time , and ( as it would appear ) ...
... given them in charge to an aunt , one of her own daughters ; to this disposition the father of the chil- dren assented , and for several years they remained with the aunt . The father married a second time , and ( as it would appear ) ...
Page 1377
... given up according to the wishes of her husband , they would be taken care of . " These are the very words of Mr. Coyne himself . The wishes of the dying husband were , he says , to have the children " given up . " According to the ...
... given up according to the wishes of her husband , they would be taken care of . " These are the very words of Mr. Coyne himself . The wishes of the dying husband were , he says , to have the children " given up . " According to the ...
Page xxvii
... given to the marks for Labour . For this purpose the boys are divided into Three Classes , accord- ing to their strength and ability for labour . Boys in the First Class gain 1d . for 10 Marks . وو Second Third وو دو 1d . for 20 ld ...
... given to the marks for Labour . For this purpose the boys are divided into Three Classes , accord- ing to their strength and ability for labour . Boys in the First Class gain 1d . for 10 Marks . وو Second Third وو دو 1d . for 20 ld ...
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