Gleanings and ReminiscencesHodges, Foster, 1875 - 500 |
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Alderman Algesiras amongst amusement appeared arrived Bay of Biscay became believe Brophy brought Captain charge Clonmel commenced considerable considered constable convicted court delinquent Desmarest directed discharged Dolphin's Barn Dublin Dublin Metropolitan Police Duc Decazes duties engaged English evinced excited exclaimed expressed extraordinary father female Fouché French frequently fully gentleman Gibraltar Gonne hand Harold's Cross heard hope immediately incident informed Ireland Irish Joseph Fouché Kilkenny Kingstown lady leave Leinster letter Lord Madeleine magisterial magistrate Mary Tudor ment mentioned Michel Perrin months morning murder never observed occasion offence Paris party passed pastor perhaps person police police-court poor Porter pounds present prisoner proceeded procured produced punishment Raheny Rathfarnham readers received recollect reference regiment remarked replied residence respect Richard Gilmore seen sent shillings soon Street term tion told took whilst Wicklow wish woman yard young
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