Memoirs of the Fultons of Lisburn
Memoirs of the Fultons of Lisburn
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, which was then much more valuable. He settled in London at No. 4, Upper Harley Street, with his family, but travelled about during the summer, usually visiting Ireland, where he rented the house " Glenmore " at Lambeg, close to the residence of his sisters, where his elder daughters had been brought up. He took a keen interest in politics, on the Liberal side, and in London his house was a centre where O'Connell, Lawless, and others of the most distinguished adherents of the Irish cause used ...to meet. In 1819, shortly before leaving India, he collected a sum ol £\ 192 is. 2d. (Irish), principally from Irishmen residing there, for the purpose of forming an Irish Harp Society, and fostering the cultivation of Irish music. He remitted the inoney to Mr. Henry Joy of Belfast, and Mr. Robert Williamson of Lambeg, and subsequently took a lively interest in the Society, which existed for some twenty years, till the funds became exhausted. He possessed consider- able literary and artistic taste.
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, which was then much more valuable. He settled in London at No. 4, Upper Harley Street, with his family, but travelled about during the summer, usually visiting Ireland, where he rented the house " Glenmore " at Lambeg, close to the residence of his sisters, where his elder daughters had been brought up. He took a keen interest in politics, on the Liberal side, and in London his house was a centre where O'Connell, Lawless, and others of the most distinguished adherents of the Irish cause used ...to meet. In 1819, shortly before leaving India, he collected a sum ol £\ 192 is. 2d. (Irish), principally from Irishmen residing there, for the purpose of forming an Irish Harp Society, and fostering the cultivation of Irish music. He remitted the inoney to Mr. Henry Joy of Belfast, and Mr. Robert Williamson of Lambeg, and subsequently took a lively interest in the Society, which existed for some twenty years, till the funds became exhausted. He possessed consider- able literary and artistic taste.
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