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(First published in Conkey's Home Journal, November, 1899) ALCHEMY was a magnificent dream, fascinating, impossible; but before it passed away there sprang from its loins a more marvelous child, none other than chemistry.
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Link pdfThe 1900 census reveals that "Conkey" and Cornelia had indeed been joined in marriage.
Archive 2007-09-01 2007
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Link pdfThe 1900 census reveals that "Conkey" and Cornelia had indeed been joined in marriage.
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Knox of the artillery, was to lead the main body of Continental troops and cross the Delaware at M'Conkey's Ferry.
Elsie's Vacation and After Events Martha Finley 1868
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"Still the little army was undaunted; they paraded at M'Conkey's Ferry at dusk, expecting to reach Trenton by midnight; but so slow and perilous was the crossing that it was nearly four o'clock when at last they mustered on the Jersey shore.
Elsie's Vacation and After Events Martha Finley 1868
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"Yes, my son, but you must remember they had crossed at M'Conkey's
Elsie's Vacation and After Events Martha Finley 1868
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Christopher Conkey/The Wall Street Journal Located in the heart of the Cathedral Quarter, the Duke of York pub is a standout among Belfast's many pubs that play up English ties.
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Christopher Conkey/The Wall Street Journal Housed in an old whiskey store, Nick's Warehouse offers fine wines and an ever-changing menu based on local suppliers.
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Christopher Conkey/The Wall Street Journal An architectural gem, the five-star Merchant Hotel occupies what used to be the headquarters of the Ulster Bank.
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Christopher Conkey/The Wall Street Journal An impromptu "craic" performance inside the Duke of York pub, a common occurence in the watering holes of Northern Ireland.
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