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... The Right Honorable James Henry Monahan , Chief Justice of the Common Pleas . Robert Adams , M.D. Secretary . - G . Johnstone Stoney , м.A. PROFESSORS OF THE QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY . Greek . - Charles. [ 50 ] List of University Senate,
... The Right Honorable James Henry Monahan , Chief Justice of the Common Pleas . Robert Adams , M.D. Secretary . - G . Johnstone Stoney , м.A. PROFESSORS OF THE QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY . Greek . - Charles. [ 50 ] List of University Senate,
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... Charles P. Reichel , D.D. , Belfast . History and English Literature . - George Lillie Craik , M.A. , Belfast ; Joseph O'Leary , B.A. , Vice - President , Galway ; William Rushton , M.A. , Cork . Logic and Metaphysics . - Rev . James M ...
... Charles P. Reichel , D.D. , Belfast . History and English Literature . - George Lillie Craik , M.A. , Belfast ; Joseph O'Leary , B.A. , Vice - President , Galway ; William Rushton , M.A. , Cork . Logic and Metaphysics . - Rev . James M ...
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Royal University of Ireland. EXAMINERS ELECTED JULY 19 , 1858 . Greek . - Charles MacDouall , LL.D. , Professor , Q.C. Belfast . Latin . - Richard Blair Bagley , M.A. , Professor , Q.C. Galway . English Literature . - Wm . Rushton , M.A. ...
Royal University of Ireland. EXAMINERS ELECTED JULY 19 , 1858 . Greek . - Charles MacDouall , LL.D. , Professor , Q.C. Belfast . Latin . - Richard Blair Bagley , M.A. , Professor , Q.C. Galway . English Literature . - Wm . Rushton , M.A. ...
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... Charles , Allen , Hamilton L. Allen , Thomas L. Ambrose , John D. Ambrose , Stephen , . · Belfast . . 1849 Belfast , 1856 Belfast . 1856 Galway . 1858 Belfast . 1855 Cork . M.D. 1855 . 1858 Cork . · 1856 Cork . Anderson , John , 1855 ...
... Charles , Allen , Hamilton L. Allen , Thomas L. Ambrose , John D. Ambrose , Stephen , . · Belfast . . 1849 Belfast , 1856 Belfast . 1856 Galway . 1858 Belfast . 1855 Cork . M.D. 1855 . 1858 Cork . · 1856 Cork . Anderson , John , 1855 ...
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... J. 1857 Galway . · 1854 Galway . • 1856 Galway . · Burke , Michael , 1854 Galway , B.A. 1858 . 1858 Galway . 256th Regiment . Graduated . Names . Queen's College . Clarke , Charles * D 3 MEMBERS OF THE UNIVERSITY . 57.
... J. 1857 Galway . · 1854 Galway . • 1856 Galway . · Burke , Michael , 1854 Galway , B.A. 1858 . 1858 Galway . 256th Regiment . Graduated . Names . Queen's College . Clarke , Charles * D 3 MEMBERS OF THE UNIVERSITY . 57.
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