The Irish Quarterly Review, Volume 8, Part 2W. B. Kelly, 1858 - Ireland |
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Page 1096
... present to the Home - office , there are some rather comprehensive observations on the Irish system of prison discipline , which Colonel Jebb sets himself to criticise with all the freedom , independence , and dash of a newspaper editor ...
... present to the Home - office , there are some rather comprehensive observations on the Irish system of prison discipline , which Colonel Jebb sets himself to criticise with all the freedom , independence , and dash of a newspaper editor ...
Page 1231
... present a frightful picture of unbelief or antinomianism ; men , women , and children would be governed by the mere impulses of sen- suality and selfishness ; and if any images were set up in the public places in honor of the influences ...
... present a frightful picture of unbelief or antinomianism ; men , women , and children would be governed by the mere impulses of sen- suality and selfishness ; and if any images were set up in the public places in honor of the influences ...
Page lxix
Up to the present date we have received eight new boys , making a total of thirty - five , leaving only four vacancies in the present building . Our plan is to keep the new boys apart for a few days under the tuition of a boy with the ...
Up to the present date we have received eight new boys , making a total of thirty - five , leaving only four vacancies in the present building . Our plan is to keep the new boys apart for a few days under the tuition of a boy with the ...
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