The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-01 00:00:00

LONDON CO

s, by attemptin

:o describe the v

lies, to my cert

eave to state, that

ked by

peace and quietness of the poor. And when I state t
there is not one land-proprietor resident in this large t
extensive parish, nor even a resident magistrate withii

circle of ten miles round m

ency, I am quite sure I need
ite the kind feelings and sympathy of the human(

say no mor

and charitahl

W. TYNDALL, A.lll
Vicar of Kilmatigue, a

3d Rural D

of the Diocese of Achonry

November 26th
P.S. Any rnm

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Clare, Bally'mote,;;;;;;OfSirgZir eland

shall be ma

nily acknowled

ATONEY

nd for t

no curiosity, is now drawing towards completion.
site, in alton Breck, uear Cabbage Hall,
- d by numerous well-wooded mansions,
beautiful and tip-
not yet completed in

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surround

an
villages, and cotta

quences

ges, is at on
spire, althougl

TON PIK

The manifested

r embellishments

nd undulating landscape

course of t

The style is the decorated of

We cannot but express our admiration of this specimen
of church architecture. The spire is one of the most
beautiful in the diocese, in proportion and delicacy of
outline. The interior, for fine perspective, with the deep
cbancel in the vista, is admirable. The roof (an open
-X • .

y to examin

k of tt

notny wi

bed in

:siastical chiracterand be-auty. the chur

is built of

best red freestone, and of good workmanship
KneePngs are provided for 800, and the benches are fitted
up with Honduras mahogany, havine sloping ',AA:.

project

• •p, .m.rio•ast,
and terminating with • ornamental ends ; combining all
the good points of ancient accommodation with mo-
dern comforts, no invidious distinction being made
between the free and appropriated parts of the church.
It struck us, however, on our cursory visit on Saturday,
that there was a deficiency of lieht_ egnPrinlle in ti,op

Blackburn, and, 1
d of

about on
the Rodc

,out thirteen cha

up the w
Reilervoir
ent, leavine the lofty It is also. s,
We also 0b..-- Twistmoor-house

to officiate, the two windows in the nortl
septa being, we conceive, insuffic
roof apparently cold and gloom

ad south tram.

the whole of the windows were contracted in dimensic__,
with mullions and tracery of stone, so thick, that the which it is purpose(
light was obstructed. We have since learnel that the pi-id nf th.

subject

will be joit

IJ
now sombre hue of the walls will hereafter be super- ;v"irl "be LICIALG
in close
ceded (when the funds will permit) by light and brilliant from Pre: ton to 80l
Mosaic work, as contemplated in the first instance, which. Th..

she cri
Irish I
[food',
first-rn
fund o

10,000 souls, and out of about 1,500 able-bodied appli- LATEST DT
cants for labour, little more than a third are now em-
ployed on public works, at the miserable pittance of BJ.
per day, which, from the high price of provisions in the
markets, is not sufficient to maintain and clothe one

DEPOSIT OF PLA

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from the oar

iescriptions which sl
ratters introduced al

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tensive es

chosen. Her

various 6

structive, whilst her
singing of the songs themselves is very excellent. We
look for a crowded attendance at this concert.