His deanship was now in a damnable scrape, And this was no time for committing a rape.
His landlord was ready his deanship to ape In every debauch but committing a rape.
And now, whene'er hisDeanship dies, Upon his stone be graven, A man of God here buried lies, Who never thought of heaven.
As he dare not visit the greater part of his diocese he applied for and received the Deanship of St. Patrick's, Dublin, and about the same time he became a suitor for his brother that he might get the rectory of Dunboyne.
He succeeded in securing for himself the Deanship of St. Patrick's in Dublin, and was a strong suitor for the Bishopric of Meath.
Though he cringed to his deanship in very low strains, To others he boasted of knocking out brains, And slitting of noses, and cropping of ears, While his own ass's zags were more fit for the shears.
Then we'll buy English silks for our wives and our daughters, In spite of his deanship and journeyman Waters.
Though a printer and Dean, Seditiously mean, Our true Irish hearts from Old England to wean, We'll buy English silks for our wives and our daughters, In spite of his deanship and journeyman Waters.
How are the servants overjoy'd To see thy deanship thus employ'd!
When the Bishop of Barchester raised his first glass of champagne to his lips, the deanship of Barchester was a good thing in the gift of the prime minister.
But, alas, at last there came to him a note from his friend Sir Nicholas, informing him that the deanship was disposed of.
When the bishop of Barchester raised his first glass of champagne to his lips, the deanship of Barchester was a good thing in the gift of the prime minister.
To this end the work of the Normal Department, at first provided for this purpose, was reorganized as the pedagogical department of the college under the deanship of Professor Lewis B.
Leighton was appointed to the deanship of this department, a position which he has to the present time filled with marked success.
