The Irish Quarterly Review, Volume 4, Part 2W. B. Kelly, 1854 - Ireland |
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Page 898
... appears to adopt a similar view when he remarks , " it appears deserving of consideration , whether it would not be expedient to alter the terms of the sentence , abolishing trans- portation , and substituting long terms of imprisonment ...
... appears to adopt a similar view when he remarks , " it appears deserving of consideration , whether it would not be expedient to alter the terms of the sentence , abolishing trans- portation , and substituting long terms of imprisonment ...
Page 1114
... appears to me most important that in all the schools of which we are the patrons , viz . , the model schools , all our books should be read . The inference naturally to be drawn from this not being done is , either that we are insincere ...
... appears to me most important that in all the schools of which we are the patrons , viz . , the model schools , all our books should be read . The inference naturally to be drawn from this not being done is , either that we are insincere ...
Page 1169
... appears that 98 beds were stated to be open , as avail- able accommodation for the sick poor of Dublin , in esta- blishments not open to them at all , and this blunder , as mischie- vous as it is absurd and careless , appears in the ...
... appears that 98 beds were stated to be open , as avail- able accommodation for the sick poor of Dublin , in esta- blishments not open to them at all , and this blunder , as mischie- vous as it is absurd and careless , appears in the ...
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