... Committee, amongst whom was Sir William Chambers, congratulated him warmly on the success of his designs. In 1771. Sir. Gandon married, and became the proprietor of an extensive household. Competing for a preferred premium of 100 guineas for the best design ...

... Dunkerron’s battlements the slanting sunbeam falls, etc., Eoghan, who died in 1687, left a son, Daniel O’Sullivan More, who married Hester O’Sullivan. He died on Apr I 16, 1704 without issue, and Ids widow survived him until Bot^ were buried in the monastery ...

... for altering the redoubts at Tarbert and Kilherrin on the river Shannon, in the Limerick district • for the erection of married soldiers’ quarters at Island-bridge Uarracks, Dublin ; for renewing the paving of eight troop stables t llallincollig Barracks ...

... only answer was; llela?, Madame! Votre ati'ectinnne, etc., Tau.kykand.” less than a year the same lady wrote that she had married again, to which the laconic reply was : Oh, ho, Madame ! Votre affcctionne, efc., TAI. I.(CYRANO.’’ Equally laconic, and more ...

... Shankhill, Bray; Lady Diuorban, Bangor, Wales; Todd and Brown’s Mill; and Findlater’s Brewery, Jones's-road, &c. The deceased was married to tiie daughter of Mr. Baker, the eminent builder of the Custom-house, Post-office, Carlisle-bridge, Nelson’s Pillar, &c ...

... Oliver Goldsmith, dated 1768, and addressed to Robert Biyanton, Esq., of Ballymulvey, whose daughter, Jane Bryanton, was married to the Rev. Dr. Hamlcock, the father of the donor. Dr. Reeves read the letter, which was first published in Prior’s Life of ...

... and paper mache frippery which now too commonly crowds the tables and mantelpieces of our drawing-rooms —especially of new-married people. Or, if the result should that the children of the rising generation be brought into better order, and made to respect ...

... famous. The story that is told his after life is well known, lie loved the daughter painter in Antwerp, but the lady would marry none but painter, certainly not a blacksmith, and so .Matsys had to study hard, and afterwards to outpoint a rival. Thus, as ...

... a lad, arid was taken by an uncle, and in after years managed a caravansery, and sometimes crossed the desert. ultimately married the widow of one for whom Ire travelled with caravatisery, he being then about twenty-five years old and forty years. After ...

... asayouth pur.-ud Iris probationary studies most diligently, earning livelihood by designing for fashion books and book.-elk ,- married twenty, and commenced about that tinm hcareer artist in a studio of his own. Among his celebrated works are his “battle room ...

... Friendly Societies ; and (bat it lias been adopted by the State of New York Act passed on the Ist April, 1840, enacting that any married woman by herself and in her name, or in the name of any third person, with his assent as her trustee, may cause assured for ...

... Commanding Royal Engineer in Ireland, Dublin Castle, 23rd July, 1863. TENDERS arc required for tlic Erection of 1 Quarters for Married Soldiers, with Out-Buildings, and other Works in connexion therewith, ut ARBOUR HILL, DUBLIN, IN THE DUBLIN I) ISTR I C T ...