The Quarterly Review, Volume 44William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1831 |
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Page 74
... parish priest ; and long after his first celebrity had worn itself out , was much followed as a preacher . Stephen united keen susceptibility of temperament with patience , mo- desty , and all those household virtues , which it has been ...
... parish priest ; and long after his first celebrity had worn itself out , was much followed as a preacher . Stephen united keen susceptibility of temperament with patience , mo- desty , and all those household virtues , which it has been ...
Page 278
... parish rates , and by the magistrates who permitted the continuance of this practice , knowing it to be injurious and unjust ; -they ought to have known that it was illegal also . It was acted upon in the manufacturing system also ...
... parish rates , and by the magistrates who permitted the continuance of this practice , knowing it to be injurious and unjust ; -they ought to have known that it was illegal also . It was acted upon in the manufacturing system also ...
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... parishes , where there was not a single public house , there the greatest regularity and happiness were to be found ; but that in the direct ratio of the in- crease of public houses was the increase of vice and misery . The poor man who ...
... parishes , where there was not a single public house , there the greatest regularity and happiness were to be found ; but that in the direct ratio of the in- crease of public houses was the increase of vice and misery . The poor man who ...
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... parish workhouse in England , a peni- tentiary , or a bridewell , that would not be disgraced by such an inmate . Let him live upon his own resources , whatever they may be : one shilling for support , farther than to protect him ...
... parish workhouse in England , a peni- tentiary , or a bridewell , that would not be disgraced by such an inmate . Let him live upon his own resources , whatever they may be : one shilling for support , farther than to protect him ...
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... parish of Minster , in the isle of Sheppy , the transported felons in the hulks were better fed and better clad than the honest labourer and that men committed crimes , because they should be transported for them . These facts had been ...
... parish of Minster , in the isle of Sheppy , the transported felons in the hulks were better fed and better clad than the honest labourer and that men committed crimes , because they should be transported for them . These facts had been ...
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