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Title: The foundation of the Hospital and Free school of King Charles II., Oxmantown Dublin : commonly called the Blue coat school : with notices of some of its governors, and of contemporary events in Dublin from the foundation, 1668 to 1840, when its government by the city ceased
Year: 1906 (1900s)
Authors: Falkiner, Frederick Richard, Sir, 1831-1908
Subjects: Hospital and Free School of King Charles II (Dublin, Dublin) Poor -- education Ireland Dublin Dublin (Ireland) -- History
Publisher: Dublin : Sealy, Bryers and Walker
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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ington, Gov., 165.Wettenhall, Ed., Chaplin B. C. ; Bishop of Cork, 41, 87.Whateley, Archbishop, 288, 290.Whitelaw, Rev. James, 243, 259. 314 FOUNDATION OF THE ^KINGS HOSPITAL. Whiteway, John, Surgeon B. C, 226. Whitshed, Cli. Justice, 60, 62. Wide Street Commissioners, 235, 237. Williamson, Rev. W., 131. William III., King, 111; gives Collar SS. to Lord Mayor, 112 ; Statue by S. Gibbons, 118.Wilson, Jolin, Architect and Regr. B. C, 211, 227. Wybrants, Barth., Regr. B. C. 116; Tragedy in Family, 174.Wyndham, Lord Chan., 166, 171, 267. Y. York, Frederick, Duke of, Duel withRichmond, 248 SEALY, BRYKRS AND WALKER, PRINTERS, DUBLIN. l/ll „,T?^^^C/LirY f^A 001 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LIBRAKi ^^i ^89 999 4Los AngelesThis book is DUE on the last date stamped below. Form L9-40m-5,67(H2161s8)4939
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Til J .■ C/yrcf. o/fr,-r„& Bi I taiiK ^t ^jlhh tC IhfJi ,pf^ / fri« ^iJsol I liARL or OSSORY. I Irdiiti.siiit THE FOUNDATION OF THE HOSPITAL AND FREE SCHOOL OF KING CHARLES IL, OXMANTOWN, DUBLIN, COMMONLY CALLED THE BLUE COAT SCHOOL. WITH NOTICES OF SOME OF ITS GOVERNORS, AND OF CONTEMPOPiARY EVENTS IN DUBLIN FROM THE FOUNDATION, 1668 TO 184O, WHEN ITS GOVERNMENT BY THE CITY CEASED. BY ^(K Right Hon. Sir FREDERICK R. FALKINER, K.C. SOMKTl.AIH RECORDER OF DUBLIN. DUBLIN:SEALY, BRYERS AND WALKER. Middle Abbey Street.1906. PRINTED BY SEALY, ERYERS AND WALKER, MIDDLE ABBEY STREET. DUBLIN. ■JJtOMea mi, PREFACE. The duty of a governor of Kings Hospital to consult its oldrecords from time to time, led the writer naturally to aperusal of them all, until the task, sufficiently uninviting atfirst, became the subject of a continually increasing interest.The close connection of the School from its foundation withthe City, whose chief magistrate was, for one hundred andseventy years, th

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