The Irish Quarterly Review, Volume 7, Part 2W. B. Kelly, 1857 - Ireland |
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... shillings per week ; in other cases to twenty - five shillings per week ; and in others to not less than five pounds weekly . Need I tell you any more in urging the absolute necessity of making these profligate , careless , and ...
... shillings per week ; in other cases to twenty - five shillings per week ; and in others to not less than five pounds weekly . Need I tell you any more in urging the absolute necessity of making these profligate , careless , and ...
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... shillings , provided it is proved that the last offence has taken place through the neglect of the parent , ( p ) . On complaint of the managers of any school to which a child has been sent , any justices of the county or borough in ...
... shillings , provided it is proved that the last offence has taken place through the neglect of the parent , ( p ) . On complaint of the managers of any school to which a child has been sent , any justices of the county or borough in ...
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... shillings every Saturday - a sum including the very noderate item of four shillings to the eldest girl for superintending the school work . This forms the entire support of the family ; the mother , a sickly broken - spirited women , is ...
... shillings every Saturday - a sum including the very noderate item of four shillings to the eldest girl for superintending the school work . This forms the entire support of the family ; the mother , a sickly broken - spirited women , is ...
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