Inscriptions on the monuments, mural tablets [&c.] at present existing in Christ church cathedral, Dublin. To which are appended brief annals of the cathedral |
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19th Earl 1st Duke 1st Lord Alderman Antrim Archbishop of Dublin Archbp Armagh Baron Barry Bishop of Kildare buried in Christ Capt CHANCELLOR OF IRELAND Charles Chas Christ Church C. F. Christ Church Cathedral Countess daughter Dean and Chapter Dean of Christ Deputy of Ireland died Docwra Duke of Leinster Earl of Kildare Elizabeth erected Fitzgerald Fras George Gerald Giraldus Cambrensis Hewitt History of Dublin Inscription interred James James Hewitt John July June King Laurence O'Toole Leinster L. P. LIEUT LL.D Lord Bishop Lord Deputy Lord Justice Mary Mary's Chapel Mayor of Dublin Meath MEMORY Mervyn Monument Patrick's Cathedral Peerage Primate Prior and Convent Privy Richard Robert Robt Santry Sheriff slab Strongbow TABLE OF BURIALS TABLET Talbot Thomas Thomas Bowdler Thos Ulster's Office Ussher Verger Vicar Choral Welbore Ellis
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Strana 40 - Thou shalt rise up before the hoary head, and honour the face of the old man, and fear thy God: I am the LORD.
Strana 40 - O death, where is thy sting? O grave, where is thy victory? Thanks be to God, who giveth us the victory, through our Lord Jesus Christ.
Strana 20 - An indulgent and prudent father, A sincere and steady friend. His disconsolate relict, In testimony of her gratitude and affection, And the better to recommend to his descendants The imitation of his excellent example, ; . Caused this monument to be erected. He died the 20th day of February, AD 1743, in the 69th year of his age.
Strana 21 - There is a tradition, that at the end of every seven years the Earl of Kildare may be seen riding across the Curragh on a white...
Strana 30 - ... UNBLEMISHED INTEGRITY WITH WHICH, FOR THE SPACE OF 22 YEARS, HE FILLED HIS HIGH AND IMPORTANT STATION, EVER FIRMLY ADHERING TO THE MAXIM HE HAD ORIGINALLY ASSUMED AS THE GUIDE TO HIS JUDICIAL DECISIONS, " BE JUST AND FEAR NOT." WHAT HE WAS AS A FATHER, A HUSBAND, AND A CHRISTIAN, IS DEEPLY ENGRAVEN ON THE MEMORY OF HIS SURVIVING FAMILY AND FRIENDS, AND WILL AVAIL LONG AFTER THIS FRAIL MEMORIAL SHALL PERISH AND BE FORGOTTEN. A MEMORIAL WHICH IS RATHER INTENDED AS THE GRATEFUL AND DUTIFUL OFFERING...
Strana 7 - Irish in a great battle, ran away, but being afterwards informed of his father'« victory, he joyfully returned to congratulate him. But the severe general having first upbraided him with his cowardice, caused him to be immediately executed by cutting him off in the middle with a sword. Such, In former tunes was the detestation of d&etardlincss ! ! ! * CLARE— BARON CLARE.
Strana 24 - Esquire, at the charge of several persons who contributed to honour the memory of that worthy patriot, to whom his veracity, actions, and unwearied endeavours in the service of his country, have raised a monument more lasting than marble.
Strana 26 - Reader, if thou knewest him, thou needest not to be told, if he was not known to thee thou wilt not easily conceive, with what exemplary goodness and...
Strana 22 - Who strike most terrsr into the enemy ? The Geraldines. Against whom are the shafts of malice chiefly directed ? The Geraldines. Oh, that they had found a prince who could have justly appreciated their distinguished worth ! How tranquil, how peaceful would have been the state of Ireland under their administration...
Strana 23 - WHO killed Kildare? Who dared Kildare to kill? Death killed Kildare — who dare kill whom he will.