Education, &c., of more than i2,ooo distinguished Heads of Families in the United Kingdom, their Heirs Apparent or Presumptive, together with a Record of the Patronage at their disposal, the Offices which they hold or have held, their Town Addresses,... A handy-book of rock names - Page 21by George Henry Kinahan - 1873 - 139 pagesFull view - About this book
| Andrew Wynter - England - 1874 - 318 pages
...matters which, it is unnecessary to observe, are even more important to the owners than to the public. What would the gossips of old have given for a book...cause. There are, for example, some awkward blanks of parentage to be found. Very many have no fathers ; at all events, none such as they care to name.... | |
| John Laws Milton - 1880 - 140 pages
...disposal, the Offices which they hold or have held, their Town Addresses, Country Residences, Clubs, &c. " What would the gossips of old have given for a book...recesses of every County Family in the Three Kingdoms ? . . . This work, however, will serve other purposes besides those of mere curiosity, envy, or malice.... | |
| Justin McCarthy - 1879 - 368 pages
...Town Addresses, Country Residences, Clubs, &c. " What would the gossips of old have given for a booh which opened to them the recesses of every County Family in the Three Kingdoms ? . . . This worh, however, will serve other purposes besides those of mere curiosity, envy, or malice.... | |
| Justin McCarthy - Great Britain - 1880 - 496 pages
...disposal, the Offices which they hold or have held, their Town Addresses, Country Residences, Clubs, &c. " What would the gossips of old have given for a book...recesses of every County Family in the Three Kingdoms ? . . . This work, however, will serve other purposes besides mere curiosity, envy, or malice. It is... | |
| Samuel Langhorne Clemens - 1880 - 348 pages
...disposal, the Offices which they hold or have held, their Town Addresses, Country Residences, Clubs, &c. " What would the gossips of old have given for a book...recesses of every County Family in the Three Kingdoms ? . . . This mark, however, will serve other purposes besides those of mere curiosity, envy, or malice.... | |
| Algernon Charles Swinburne - Literary Criticism - 1880 - 362 pages
...which they hold or have held, their Town Addresses, Country Residences, Clubs, &c. [/» the press. " What would the gossips of old have given for a book...recesses of every County Family in the Three Kingdoms ? . . . This work, however, vjilt serve other purposes besides those of mere curiosity, envy, or malice.... | |
| Moncure Daniel Conway - Literary Criticism - 1880 - 260 pages
...which they hold or have held, their Town Addresses, Country Residences, Clubs, &c. [/» the press. " What would the gossips of old have given for a book...recesses of every County Family in the Three Kingdoms ? . This work, koweoert will serve other purposes besides those of mere curiosity t envy, or malice.... | |
| English literature - 1880 - 1090 pages
...disposal, the Offices which they hold or have held, their Town Addresses, Country Residences, Clubs, &c. " What would the gossips of old have given for a book...recesses of every County Family in the Three Kingdoms ? . . . This work, however, will serve other purposes besides mere curiosity, envy, or malice, /t it... | |
| Wilkie Collins - English fiction - 1880 - 330 pages
...disposal, the Offices which they hold or have held, their Town Addresses, Country Residences, Clubs, &c. " What would the gossips of old have given for a book...recesses of every County Family in the Three Kingdoms ? . . . This work, however, will serve other purposes besides those of mere curiosity, envy, or malice.... | |
| John Hollingshead - Impresarios - 1880 - 240 pages
...disposal, the Offices which they hold or have held, their Town Addresses, Country Residences, Clubs, &c. " What would the gossips of old ^ have given for a book...recesses of every County Family in the Three Kingdoms ? . . . This work, however, will serve other purposes besides those of mere curiosity , envy, or malice.... | |
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