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THE

Beauties

OF

IRELAND:

BEING

Original Delineations,

· TOPOGRAPHICAL, HISTORICAL, AND BIOGRAPHICAL,

OF EACH COUNTY.

James Terri's

BY J. N. BREWER, ESQ.

Author of the Introductory Volume to the Beauties of England and Wales, and of the
Historical and Topographical Surveys of Oxfordshire, Warwickshire, and the
County of Middlesex, forming Parts of the same Work.

ILLUSTRATED

WITH ENGRAVINGS, BY J. & H. S. STORER,

AFTER ORIGINAL DRAWINGS, CHIEFLY BY MR. PETRIE, OF DUBLIN.

Through the land the musing pilgrim sees

A track of brightest green, and in the midst
Appears a mould'ring wall, with ivy crown'd;
Or Gothic turret, pride of antient days!

Sea, mountain, lovely vale, and rushing stream,
Combine, in charms pictorial."

IN THREE VOLUMES.

VOL. I.

London:

PRINTED FOR SHERWOOD, JONES, & CO.

PATERNOSTER ROW:

SOLD ALSO BY R. MILLIKEN, J. CUMMING, M. KEENE, C. P. ARCHER, M. N.
MAHON, R. M. TIMS, B. Dugdale, c. LA GRANGE, HODGES AND M'ARTHUR,
WESTLEY AND TYRRELL, and the otHER BOOKSELLERS IN DUBLIN ; ALSO
BY THE BOOKSELLERS IN WATERFORD, CORK, LIMERICK, CLONMELL, COLE-
RAINE, NEWRY, AND BELFAST.

1825.

то

HIS MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY

GEORGE IV.

KING OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND,

&c. &c. &c.

THE FIRST BRITISH SOVEREIGN THAT HAS ENTERED

Ereland

WITH THE BENIGNANT INTENTION OF RECONCILING, BY HIS PATERNAL INFLUENCE, EVERY JARRING FEELING AMONG ALL CLASSES OF

HIS SUBJECTS IN THAT PART OF HIS DOMINIONS;

A SOVEREIGN

ENTITLED TO THE GRATITUDE, ESTEEM, AND ADMIRATION OF EVERY TRUE FRIEND TO THE BEST INTERESTS OF THE UNITED KINGDOMS;