Excursions Through Ireland Volume 1-3; Comprising Topographical and Historical Delineations of Each Province Together with Descriptions of the Residences of the Nobility and Gentry, Remains of Antiquity, and Every Other Object of Interest or Curiosity. Fo (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated.1820 Excerpt: ... THROUGH IRELAND: COMPRISING TOPOGRAPHICAL AND HISTORICAL DELINEATIONS TOGETHER WITH DESCRIPTIONS OF THE RESIDENCES OF THE NOBILITY AND GENTRY, Hcmatitjj of Snttqttttti, AND EVERY OTHER OBJECT OF INTEREST OR CURIOSITY. FORMING A COMPLETE GUIDE FOR THE TRAVELLER AND TOURIST. BY THOMAS CROMWELL. PROVINCE OF LEINSTER; Illustrated tuith VOL. III. LONDON: 1'liINTED FOR LONGMAN, HURST, REES, ORME, AND CROWN; J. GREIG, BACK ROAD, ISLINGTON; AND?. YODNGMAN, WITHAM AND MALUON, ESSEX. DIRECTIONS FOR PLACING THE PLATES. VOL. III. Engraved Title-page. Lough Dan, to face ditto. Old Kilcullen, 5. Stone Cross, Old Kilcullen, 7. Kilcullen Bridge, 7. Castle and Abbey, Castledermot, I 10. The Abbey, Castledermot, 10. Church and Round Tower, Castledermot, 12. Stone Cross, Castledermot, 13. Jigginstown Castle, 16. Cathedral, Kildare, 20. j Round Tower, Kildare, 23. I Banagher, 34. Monastery, Cashell, 47. 4 Franciscan Abbey, Kilkenny, 65. i Kilkenny Castle, 65. IPoll-a-Phuca Waterfall, 72. /Carlow Castle, 66. Rath at Loughlin Bridge, 70. Ross Castle, 95. /Dunbrody Abbey, 96. i Powerscourt Waterfall, 114. I Annamo, 114. i Deralossory Church, 114. 5 Lara Bridge, 120. I Castle Keivin, 121. St. Kevin's Kitchen, 124. --Ditto 2d View, 124. Ditto 3d View, 124. i Our Lady's Church, Glanda, lough, 126.. Ancient Archway, Glandalough, I 126. Glenmalure, 129. I The Ess, in Glenmalure, 129., Mount Kennedy, 151. Black Castle, 155. View at Mount Usher, 155. i Lough Bray, 157. Eagle Rock, Lough Bray, 157. Cromlech at Shankhill, 159. EXCURSION X. from Dublin, through Rathcoole, Johnstown, Naas, Kildare, Monastereven, Maryborough, Ballynakill, and Ballyragget, to Kilkenny. THE environs of Dublin, at this outlet from the city are pretty: the country is rich, and the numerous seats of the gentry a...