...narrative of their fortunes without the mention of it. A considerable part of the forfeited estates of that family, in the county Cork, was held by Mr. S about...relief to the desolate heart and humbled spirit. I am a Mac Carty, once the possessor of that castle, now in ruins, and of this ground ; — this tree was...

...narrative of their fortunes without the mention of it. A considerable part of the forfeited estates of that family, in the county Cork, was held by Mr. S about...relief to the desolate heart and humbled spirit. I am a Mac Carty, once the possessor of that castle, now in ruins, and of this ground ; — this tree was...

...of the south of Ireland, but in that he was disappointed. Such an undertaking, however, if properly ground, whose audible sobs proclaimed the severest...relief to the desolate heart and humbled spirit. I am a Mac Carthy, once the possessor of that castle, now in ruins, and of this ground ; — this tree was...

...of the south of Ireland, but in that he was disappointed. Such an undertaking, however, if properly ground, whose audible sobs proclaimed the severest...answered—' Forgive me Sir, my grief is idle, but to mourn i> a relief to the desolate heart and humbled spirit. I am a .Mac Carthy, once the possessor of that...

...narrative of their fortunes without the mention of it. A considerable part of the forfeited estates of that family, in the county Cork, was held by Mr. S , about...but to mourn is a relief to the desolate heart and near Bandon, in the county Cork ; that of Cineal Fearmaic, a district in old Thomond, in the county...

...of the last century. Walking one evening in his demesne, he observed a figure, apparently asleep,at the foot of an aged tree, and, on approaching the...but to mourn is a relief to the desolate heart and near Bandon, in the county Cork ; that of Cineal Fearmaic, a district in old Thomond, in the county...

...family in the county Cork, was held by Mr. S about the middle of the last century. Walking one eveuing in his demesne, he observed a figure, apparently asleep,...but to mourn is a relief to the desolate heart and bumbled spirit. I am a Mac Carty, once the possessor of that castle, now in ruins, and of this ground...

...without the mention of it. A considerable part of the forfeited estates of that family in the county of Cork was held by Mr. S about the middle of the last...but to mourn is a relief to the desolate heart and the humble spirit. I am a Mac Carty, once the possessor of that castle, now in ruins, and of this ground;...

...evening in his demesne, he observed a figure, apparently asleep, at the foot of an aged tree, and, approaching the spot, found an old man extended on...audible sobs proclaimed the severest affliction. Mr. 8 inquired the cause, and was answered — < Forgive me, Sir, my grief is idle, but to mourn is a relief...

...evening in his demesne, he observed a figure, apparently asleep, at the foot of an aged tree, and, approaching the spot, found an old man extended on the ground, whose and was answered—' Forgive me, Sir, my grief is idle, but to mourn is a relief to the desolate heart...