An edition of A narrative meant to remain as a record of the exertions made by the committee who were appointed by the agent of the Most Noble the Marquis of Hertford, K.G., to select a site for the intended new cemetery (liberally granted by His Lordship,) for the useof the inhabitants of Lisburn, of all denominations, with the view of discontinuing the use of the ancient and over-filled burying places (1867)

A narrative meant to remain as a record of the exertions made by the committee who were appointed by the agent of the Most Noble the Marquis of Hertford, K.G., to select a site for the intended new cemetery (liberally granted by His Lordship,) for the useof the inhabitants of Lisburn, of all denominations, with the view of discontinuing the use of the ancient and over-filled burying places

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An edition of A narrative meant to remain as a record of the exertions made by the committee who were appointed by the agent of the Most Noble the Marquis of Hertford, K.G., to select a site for the intended new cemetery (liberally granted by His Lordship,) for the useof the inhabitants of Lisburn, of all denominations, with the view of discontinuing the use of the ancient and over-filled burying places (1867)

A narrative meant to remain as a record of the exertions made by the committee who were appointed by the agent of the Most Noble the Marquis of Hertford, K.G., to select a site for the intended new cemetery (liberally granted by His Lordship,) for the useof the inhabitants of Lisburn, of all denominations, with the view of discontinuing the use of the ancient and over-filled burying places

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Cover of: A narrative meant to remain as a record of the exertions made by the committee who were appointed by the agent of the Most Noble the Marquis of Hertford, K.G., to select a site for the intended new cemetery (liberally granted by His Lordship,) for the useof the inhabitants of Lisburn, of all denominations, with the view of discontinuing the use of the ancient and over-filled burying places
A narrative meant to remain as a record of the exertions made by the committee who were appointed by the agent of the Most Noble the Marquis of Hertford, K.G., to select a site for the intended new cemetery (liberally granted by His Lordship,) for the useof the inhabitants of Lisburn, of all denominations, with the view of discontinuing the use of the ancient and over-filled burying places
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Inscription on back page (two pages after end of text) in nineteenth century hand, "Private edition. Presented by the compiler to Mr George Thompson, one of the six persons (see page 17) summoned by Mr Walter Trevor Hannus to select a site for the intende new cemetery".

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