The New Monthly Magazine and Literary Journal, Volume 32Henry Colburn and Company, 1831 - English literature |
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... Justice , but was only exalted by the martyrdom of ridicule into greater favour with the Corporation . He was deemed invincible , and yet has been overthrown ! Mr. Shaw , his co - partner in the representation of Dublin , was less an ...
... Justice , but was only exalted by the martyrdom of ridicule into greater favour with the Corporation . He was deemed invincible , and yet has been overthrown ! Mr. Shaw , his co - partner in the representation of Dublin , was less an ...
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... justice was the dauntless champion of the poor . In one instance he particularly distinguished himself . He found in an English parson settled in a good living in his neighbour- hood , no other pastoral quality than a peculiar genius ...
... justice was the dauntless champion of the poor . In one instance he particularly distinguished himself . He found in an English parson settled in a good living in his neighbour- hood , no other pastoral quality than a peculiar genius ...
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... Justice of the Peace . This nuisance of the altar , and this tyrant of the bench , was resisted by Mr. Walker . He turned his weapons against him- self , and dragged him into the Ecclesiastical Court as a delinquent against decency ...
... Justice of the Peace . This nuisance of the altar , and this tyrant of the bench , was resisted by Mr. Walker . He turned his weapons against him- self , and dragged him into the Ecclesiastical Court as a delinquent against decency ...
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... justice would suggest are thought to be more applicable to the proceedings in the House of Lords , so far as they may affect the success of the Reform Bill . Hence the several appeals to the passions of their Lordships - to their self ...
... justice would suggest are thought to be more applicable to the proceedings in the House of Lords , so far as they may affect the success of the Reform Bill . Hence the several appeals to the passions of their Lordships - to their self ...
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... of my days . In justice , however , to my philosophy and manhood , I must remark this difference from the feelings of former times ; -instead of avoiding and shrinking from the images and fancies of my The Quarantine . 45.
... of my days . In justice , however , to my philosophy and manhood , I must remark this difference from the feelings of former times ; -instead of avoiding and shrinking from the images and fancies of my The Quarantine . 45.
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