Tours in Ulster a Hand book to the Antiquities And Scenery of the North of Irel
Tours in Ulster a Hand book to the Antiquities And Scenery of the North of Irel
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His charities, although dispensed with the greatest privacy, are yet upon the most princely scale, and as discriminating as they are kind. It is known that in some years they exceed one thousand pounds. His patronage of public institutions is no less distinguished, and his delicate consideration of the poorer incumbents within his juris- diction is shown by the extent of his contributions for the support of additional curates in those parishes where their services are required. In some years he... has ex- pended more than eleven hundred pounds in this truly praiseworthy manner. We are happy to be able to give a portrait of this distinguished Prelate, by the kind- ness of Mr. Graves, of London. His Grace, who is son to the first Marquess of Waterford, was born in the year 1773. We quote the following personal sketch from the Dublin University Magazine of 1 840, to the general correctness of which we heartily subscribe : " In person, the Primate is considerably above the middle size ; of a countenance singularly expressive of the qualities of his mind ; at once, mild and dignified, gracious and commanding.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His charities, although dispensed with the greatest privacy, are yet upon the most princely scale, and as discriminating as they are kind. It is known that in some years they exceed one thousand pounds. His patronage of public institutions is no less distinguished, and his delicate consideration of the poorer incumbents within his juris- diction is shown by the extent of his contributions for the support of additional curates in those parishes where their services are required. In some years he... has ex- pended more than eleven hundred pounds in this truly praiseworthy manner. We are happy to be able to give a portrait of this distinguished Prelate, by the kind- ness of Mr. Graves, of London. His Grace, who is son to the first Marquess of Waterford, was born in the year 1773. We quote the following personal sketch from the Dublin University Magazine of 1 840, to the general correctness of which we heartily subscribe : " In person, the Primate is considerably above the middle size ; of a countenance singularly expressive of the qualities of his mind ; at once, mild and dignified, gracious and commanding.
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