 | Charles Smith - 1815 - 454 pages
...• . ^ *' so filled" every sabbath. day, with neat, orderly, and religions " people, as it ^yould comfort any good heart to see the change " and behold such assemblies ; no popish recusant, or uncon. •' forming novelist, being admitted to live in all the town. > >*' The place where Bandon.... | |
 | Anne Plumptre - 1817 - 452 pages
...session-houses, two market-houses, with two fair churches ; which churches are so filled every Sabbath day with neat, orderly, and religious people, as it would...Bandon-Bridge is situated is upon a great district of the country, and was within the last twentyfour years a mere waste bog and wood, serving for a retreat... | |
 | 1843 - 926 pages
...session houses, two market-houses with two fine churches ; which churches are so filled every sabbath-day with neat. orderly and religious people as it would...no popish recusant or unconforming novelist, being permitted to live in the town. The place where Bandon Bridge is situated, is upon a great district... | |
 | 1846 - 756 pages
...traders ; occupied an area which was estimated to amount to 27 acres ; and was inhabited by such " »eat, orderly, and religious people as it would comfort any good heart to see the change." This picture of the place, indeed, is in a great degree a copy of one drawn by the Eurl himself, and... | |
 | sir John Bernard Burke - 1850 - 516 pages
...are so filled everv Sabbath-day, with nt-at. orderly, and religious people, as it would comfort every good heart to see the change, and behold such assemblies. No POPISH RECUSANT, OU UNCONFORMING NOVELIST, REING ADMITTED TO LIVE AT ALL IN THE TOWN. The ()l*.e where Bandon Bridge... | |
 | 1855 - 786 pages
...session-houses, two market-houses, with two fair churches ; which churches are so filled every Sabbaih-day with neat, orderly, and religious people, as it would...no Popish recusant or unconforming novelist being permitted to live in all the town." The river, called by Spenser, " Tbc pleasant Bandon, crown' d with... | |
 | George Bennett - 1862 - 400 pages
...session-houses, two market-houses, with two fair churches, which churches are so filled every Sabbath Day with neat, orderly, and religious people, as it would comfort any good heart to see the change, and beho)d such assemblies; no popish recusant or unconforming Novelist* being admitted to live in all... | |
 | George Bennett - 1869 - 606 pages
...comfort any good heart to sce the changes, and bchold such assemblies, no popish recusant or uneonforming novelist being admitted to live in all the town.*...The place where Bandon-Bridge is situated is upon a large distriet of the country, and was within the last twenty-four yearsf a mere waste-bog and wood,... | |
 | George Bennett - 1869 - 600 pages
...session-houses, two market-houses, with two fair churches — which churches are so filled every sabbath-day with neat, orderly, and religious people, as it would comfort any good heart to see the changes, and behold such assemblies, no popish recusant or unconforming novelist being admitted to... | |
 | 1882 - 592 pages
...churches are so filled every Sabbath-day with neat, orderly and religious people, as it would comfort any heart to see the change and behold such assemblies, no Popish recusant or Nonconforming Novelist beiny admitted to live in all the town.' From this letter it appears that the... | |
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Sabbath day with neat, orderly, and religious people, as it would comfort any good heart to see the change, and behold such assemblies; no popish recusant or unconforming novelist being admitted to live in all the town. 
