Memoir of Thomas Drummond, R.E.,F.R.A.S., Under Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, 1835-1840 |
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Page iii
... General , and Attorney - General , under the Mulgrave and Ebrington
Administrations . The aid he has given me has been limited to the determination
of obscure facts , and he is nowise responsible either for my opinions , or for the
manner in ...
... General , and Attorney - General , under the Mulgrave and Ebrington
Administrations . The aid he has given me has been limited to the determination
of obscure facts , and he is nowise responsible either for my opinions , or for the
manner in ...
Page v
... and , successively , Law - adviser to the Chief Secretary , Solicitor - General ,
and Attorney - General , under the Mulgrave and Ebrington Administrations . The
aid he has given me has been limited to the determination of obscure facts , and
...
... and , successively , Law - adviser to the Chief Secretary , Solicitor - General ,
and Attorney - General , under the Mulgrave and Ebrington Administrations . The
aid he has given me has been limited to the determination of obscure facts , and
...
Page 15
FEET 1 тес I FEEL justified in recording in a separate chapter the few facts which
have been preserved , throwing light on the boy - life of Thomas Drummond .
That these have value will appear when we come — having got to the end of his
...
FEET 1 тес I FEEL justified in recording in a separate chapter the few facts which
have been preserved , throwing light on the boy - life of Thomas Drummond .
That these have value will appear when we come — having got to the end of his
...
Page 20
He does not mention the fact that the examiner on the occasion was Professor
Barlow , who from the moment of his arrival took an interest in him . It was before
the appointed hour when the determined young runner reached the gate ; but
after ...
He does not mention the fact that the examiner on the occasion was Professor
Barlow , who from the moment of his arrival took an interest in him . It was before
the appointed hour when the determined young runner reached the gate ; but
after ...
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The fact that this “ joke ” had been played upon him , came to the knowledge of
Professor Barlow , who took care so to express his sense of it , that nothing of the
kind was again attempted . Is it too bad that it was suspected that the perpetrators
...
The fact that this “ joke ” had been played upon him , came to the knowledge of
Professor Barlow , who took care so to express his sense of it , that nothing of the
kind was again attempted . Is it too bad that it was suspected that the perpetrators
...
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| Title | Memoir of Thomas Drummond, R.E.,F.R.A.S., Under Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, 1835-1840 |
| Author | John Ferguson McLennan |
| Publisher | Edmonston and Douglas, 1867 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 16 Jun 2006 |
| Length | 475 pages |
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