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Page viii
NOTE ON THE IRISH CONSTABULARY FORCE , 449-453 V. THE CHARGES
AGAINST THE IRISH GOVERNMENT AS TO THE ADMINISTRATION OF
JUSTICE , 454-460 VI . STATE OF THE LAW IN IRELAND AS TO ILLEGAL
SOCIETIES ...
NOTE ON THE IRISH CONSTABULARY FORCE , 449-453 V. THE CHARGES
AGAINST THE IRISH GOVERNMENT AS TO THE ADMINISTRATION OF
JUSTICE , 454-460 VI . STATE OF THE LAW IN IRELAND AS TO ILLEGAL
SOCIETIES ...
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The eldest son of Sir Malcolm was raised to the peerage as Lord Drummond in
1487 ; the fourth Lord Drummond was in 1605 created Earl of Perth ; and the
fourth Earl of Perth filled the offices of Lord Justice - General and Lord High ...
The eldest son of Sir Malcolm was raised to the peerage as Lord Drummond in
1487 ; the fourth Lord Drummond was in 1605 created Earl of Perth ; and the
fourth Earl of Perth filled the offices of Lord Justice - General and Lord High ...
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... Macfarlane , a Writer to the Signet ( long popularly known as " Judge
Macfarlane on the bench of the Justice of Peace Court ) , this gentleman
interested himself in the Drummond affairs , and helped to bring about a
settlement of them .
... Macfarlane , a Writer to the Signet ( long popularly known as " Judge
Macfarlane on the bench of the Justice of Peace Court ) , this gentleman
interested himself in the Drummond affairs , and helped to bring about a
settlement of them .
Page 31
Continue , therefore , your industry , and do justice to your talents , and you will
find friends ready to serve you . I have no advice to give you with respect to your
studies , excepting this , that you should always make yourself completely master
...
Continue , therefore , your industry , and do justice to your talents , and you will
find friends ready to serve you . I have no advice to give you with respect to your
studies , excepting this , that you should always make yourself completely master
...
Page 165
In common justice to him , therefore , and in some measure to myself , I would
solicit your attention to a very few observations . “ I am well aware that the
political opinions either of my brother or of myself must be a matter of perfect
indifference ...
In common justice to him , therefore , and in some measure to myself , I would
solicit your attention to a very few observations . “ I am well aware that the
political opinions either of my brother or of myself must be a matter of perfect
indifference ...
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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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