The Ruin of Education in Ireland And the Irish Fanar
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*' Dear Mr. , I shall feel exceedingly grateful to you if you will support the candidate of my choice for the Mastership of the Glenties Workhouse, Mr. Bernard Quigley. He is highly quaUfied for the position, having been trained for some time as clerk in the office of the County Council. On the score of family connections, being nephew of the Noble Bishop of the Diocese, he stands high. His character, too, is blameless and irreproachable. On the matter of the Medical Officership, I hope you wil...l have the kindness to hold yourself free until all the candidates are in the field, and that you will decide to support the man whom, after full a?td serious consideration, I shall regard best deserving of your vote. On this matter of Medical Officer I hope to address you again further on. — I remain, yours always truly, James M'Fadden, P. P.
Without an instant's hesitation the resolution in favour of Gaelic-speaking applicants was thrown overboard, and " the nephew of the Noble Bishop " got the job.
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*' Dear Mr. , I shall feel exceedingly grateful to you if you will support the candidate of my choice for the Mastership of the Glenties Workhouse, Mr. Bernard Quigley. He is highly quaUfied for the position, having been trained for some time as clerk in the office of the County Council. On the score of family connections, being nephew of the Noble Bishop of the Diocese, he stands high. His character, too, is blameless and irreproachable. On the matter of the Medical Officership, I hope you wil...l have the kindness to hold yourself free until all the candidates are in the field, and that you will decide to support the man whom, after full a?td serious consideration, I shall regard best deserving of your vote. On this matter of Medical Officer I hope to address you again further on. — I remain, yours always truly, James M'Fadden, P. P.
Without an instant's hesitation the resolution in favour of Gaelic-speaking applicants was thrown overboard, and " the nephew of the Noble Bishop " got the job.
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