LETTERS PATENT of Queen Victoria appointing James Howie Dean of St Coleman's, Cloyne; 9 Jan. 1851. English. Purchased from J. L. M. Gulley, Esq., March 1987. Seal: Great Seal for Ireland. Unspecified

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LETTERS PATENT of Queen Victoria appointing James Howie Dean of St Coleman's, Cloyne; 9 Jan. 1851. English. Purchased from J. L. M. Gulley, Esq., March 1987. Seal: Great Seal for Ireland. Unspecified

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