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Title:: Circular : To the friends of St. Stephen's House: The dwelling-house of the late Charles H. Brown, Esq., 37 Purchase Street [Boston], is about to be given up by the family. The grounds belonging to the house lie in common with those of St. Stephen's Chapel. It is supposed it will be taken to be leased to eight or ten Irish families, too many of whom are dirty, drinking, profane, riotous, non-Sunday-keeping families, and very annoying in religious matters. This will render it, not only an almost unbearable nuisance to St. Stephen's Chapel, but, also, a not much less evil to St. Stephen's House. .
Author:: Wells, E. M. P. (Eleazer Mather Porter), 1793-1878; St. Stephen's Chapel (Boston, Mass.); St. Stephen's House (Boston, Mass.)
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Editions:: 2
Total Holdings:: 8
OCLC Work Id:: 63153871
Record Link:: http://classify.oclc.org/classify2/ClassifyDemo?owi=63153871

LCC:	Class Number	Holdings	Links
Most Frequent	E173	6	ClassWeb

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Heading	Usage Count	FAST ID
Poor	8	1071040
Massachusetts--Boston	8	1205012
St. Stephen's House (Boston, Mass.)	8	1568110
St. Stephen's Chapel (Boston, Mass.)	8	1974450
Brown, Charles H., 1792-1858	8	471893
Charities	8	852404
Irish	8	978902

VIAF Authority Links

Name	VIAF ID
St. Stephen's House (Boston, Mass.)	128300401
St. Stephen's Chapel (Boston, Mass.)	372147905033079090542
Wells, E. M. P. (Eleazer Mather Porter), 1793-1878	63886602

Editions

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Title and Author		Language	Format	Holdings	Tag	Class Number
	Circular : To the friends of St. Stephen's House: The dwelling-house of the late Charles H. Brown, Esq., 37 Purchase Street [Boston], is about to be given up by the family. The grounds belonging to the house lie in common with those of St. Stephen's Chapel. It is supposed it will be taken to be leased to eight or ten Irish families, too many of whom are dirty, drinking, profane, riotous, non-Sunday-keeping families, and very annoying in religious matters. This will render it, not only an almost unbearable nuisance to St. Stephen's Chapel, but, also, a not much less evil to St. Stephen's House. .by Wells, E. M. P. (Eleazer Mather Porter), 1793-1878	eng		6	050	E173
	Circular : To the friends of St. Stephen's House: The dwelling-house of the late Charles H. Brown, Esq., 37 Purchase Street [Boston], is about to be given up by the family. The grounds belonging to the house lie in common with those of St. Stephen's Chapel. It is supposed it will be taken to be leased to eight or ten Irish families, too many of whom are dirty, drinking, profane, riotous, non-Sunday-keeping families, and very annoying in religious matters. This will render it, not only an almost unbearable nuisance to St. Stephen's Chapel, but, also, a not much less evil to St. Stephen's House. .by Wells, E. M. P. (Eleazer Mather Porter), 1793-1878	eng		2